Shiny Bike Syndrome

VentureShield is a clear, tough, self-adhesive film that protects your bike and preserves its value.

Your bike can benefit from this extra protection for as little as £50 plus fitting - and once it's on it's almost invisible.

For it to work it must be applied to a very clean bike which makes it an ideal partner for my motorcycle valet service.

Get in touch to find out more or book an appointment for your bike,  or read on for more information about pricing and the product.

About VentureShield

VentureShield is urethane film which is die cut into patterns to match the shape of your bike's panels.

Developed by 3M, it is designed to protect the areas of your motorcycle's bodywork most vulnerable to damage from stone chips, environmental elements and minor abrasions.

Yet once the protective membrane is properly applied to your bike, it is virtually invisible.

VentureShield has been tested and approved by various auto manufacturers from around the world including Ford, Nissan, Mercedes and Ferrari.

It can pay for itself within a few years on a new bike by preventing depreciation caused by the damage to paintwork and head light lenses that can easily be accumulated from regular riding.

But above all you must have patience and a very clean bike! For these reasons I'm happy to offer my fitting services and at a much cheaper rate than you will be charged by a name dealer!

Prices:

Each bike's kit is different, depending on its size and shape, so prices vary.

You can chose to have the full kit, or just the petrol tank kit.

Prices listed below are a rough guide only!

Labour :

• Labour will be charged at my standard workshop rate of £20 per hour

Full kits:

• Huge tourer £180 plus 5 hours fitting approx
• Large tourer £120 plus 4 hours fitting approx
• Sportsbike £90 plus 3.5 hours fitting approx
• Half faired £70 plus 3 hours fitting approx
• Naked £50 plus 2.5 hours fitting approx

Tank kits:

• £40 plus 1 hour fitting approx

Enquire or book your bike in

Use my VentureShield contact form to let me know the make, model and production year of your bike so I can give you more accurate details of what's available and what it will cost.