The Bike Mover

04/09/2026

Yo everyone .. fancy helping me get to 3.5k followers.. I’m nearly there so could do with a page / post share please 😉

Tesco every little helps 👊

Mav 😎🏍️🏁

03/09/2026

No cowboys here just Indians 😎🏍️🏁

02/09/2026

Discussion time fellow bikers 😎

I’ve been reading up on the latest extension to Section 59 😳

Who has the definitive answer ..

Yes bike will be seized but at what point does destruction of the bike take place ?

Police discretion or solicitor intervention?

Thoughts 👇

Mav 👍🏍️👍

02/09/2026

Ain’t it great when a customer sends this to you 🤔

Cheers Kevin Ruff 👊

hi all let’s raise so funds for Keith aka ‘THE BIKE MOVER.. £90 charge in London this will impact h… Kevin Ruff needs your support for Mav’s biscuit fund

02/09/2026

These minta’s are still about 👌

Collected up north delivered down to the midlands

Same day fully insured dedicated single bike transport 🏁😎

Mav don’t do wardrobes/ washing machines/ lawnmowers

By order of the customer 🏍️🏁

01/09/2026

Great morning delivering the Donnington Dunstal to Dave for restoration …

Top man for Suzuki kettle restoration 👌🏍️

Check him out and tell him Mav The Bike Mover sent you 😎

01/09/2026

Dunstal based on a Kettle

31/08/2026

Post codes & makes and models please

30/08/2026

FYI

Section 59 extension 🙄

Thoughts ?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1515583750609805&set=a.555953236572866&type=3

"So what you’re telling me is... if I just rev-match on a downshift and an officer deems it 'too loud', they can take the bike right there and then?"

The recent updates to Section 59 mean the old 'one free warning' is officially a thing of the past. Police now have the immediate power to seize a vehicle on the spot if they believe it's being ridden in a careless or inconsiderate way that causes "alarm, distress, or annoyance."

Don't get me wrong, this is a massive win for getting actual anti-social riders and genuine nuisances off our streets. It's exactly the kind of swift action needed to stop the groups that give all bikers a bad name, and it will genuinely make our local roads and communities much safer for everyone.

But for the everyday, law-abiding rider, it definitely sparks a bit of a debate. "Annoyance" is a pretty broad and subjective term. If you ride a bike with a slightly throatier aftermarket exhaust, or you just happen to hold a lower gear in heavy traffic, where exactly does the judgment lie?

It relies heavily on the individual officer's discretion on the day. While the vast majority of officers are simply doing their job to keep communities safe and target the real troublemakers, it’s natural for the biking community to wonder if this broad wording could occasionally catch out a legitimate rider who isn't actually trying to cause any grief.

What do you reckon? Is giving the police these immediate powers exactly what we need to clean up the streets, or is the wording a bit too much of a gray area for comfort?

🔗 Stay up to date with the laws that actually affect your ride and where the gray areas are. Read our full breakdown of the new Section 59 rules on the BeMoto blog here: https://www.bemoto.uk/the-pit-stop/bikeology-101/rules-of-the-road/section-59-motorcycle-seizure-what-changed-in-2026/

29/08/2026

Anti Social media 😎

It doesn’t matter how much “factual” information you put out there , totally based on your Domain .. knowledge and a life time of experience 👍

How simple you make it so others can understand it and make an informed decision on whether to use your service with complete peace of mind ….. 😉

There is always 1 🔔end .. who’s moved a mates bike in a converted Morrisons shopping trolly who pops up and tells your audience that the professional business you run hasn’t got a clue .. 🙄

I’ve now given up answering f**kwits stupid questions and will delete and block the idiots .. when they pop up 👊

Thoughts

Mav