Motorcycle Towing in Bergen County, NJ

Towing a motorcycle wrong ruins it. XXCELL Towing uses wheel chocks and soft tie-down straps designed for motorcycles, your bike rides upright and secure on the flatbed, with zero contact against painted or chromed surfaces.

We tow all types, sport bikes, cruisers, Harley-Davidsons, touring bikes, dirt bikes, and scooters, for breakdowns, accidents, and scheduled transport throughout Bergen County.

Accident-damaged bikes that can't roll or stand are handled carefully with proper equipment.

Towing a motorcycle the wrong way ruins it, a bike laid down on a truck bed or strapped by the wrong points can suffer scratches, dents, or worse. XXCELL Towing transports motorcycles the correct way, upright in a wheel chock and secured with soft straps at proper anchor points, so your bike arrives just the way you expect.

We handle every type: sport bikes, cruisers, Harley-Davidsons, full-dress touring bikes, dirt bikes, and scooters. The Harley in the photo above is a real Bergen County job. Whether it's a breakdown, a post-accident recovery, or a scheduled transport to a shop or buyer, we've got the right equipment.

Accident-damaged bikes that can't roll or stand upright are handled with extra care and the proper gear. If you've bought or sold a bike and need it moved anywhere in the tri-state area, we do that too, with a clear upfront quote.

Bergen County is genuinely good riding country, and that shapes our season. Route 9W along the Palisades is one of the most popular motorcycle corridors in the region, drawing riders from all over the metro area every warm weekend, and the winding roads through the county's northern valleys see steady two-wheel traffic from spring through fall. More riders means more breakdowns, more flat rear tires miles from home, and the occasional dropped bike, and we handle all of it. If you ride 9W regularly, save our number before the season starts; the call you hope you never make goes a lot smoother when it's one tap away.

Bikes come to us for reasons cars usually do not:

• A breakdown miles from home on a weekend ride
• A flat rear tire, which ends a ride immediately
• A dropped bike or a low-speed spill
• Post-accident recovery of a bike that will not stand
• Transport of a bike you just bought or sold
• Moving a project or non-running bike between garages
• End-of-season transport to storage

Never let anyone lay a motorcycle down on a truck bed, and never let straps go over painted bodywork, handlebar controls, or plastic fairings. A bike should ride upright in a wheel chock, secured at frame or triple-tree points with soft straps, with the suspension slightly compressed so it cannot bounce loose. If someone shows up with a wheel-lift truck and a plan involving chains, that is the moment to make a different call.

Sport bikes, cruisers, Harley-Davidson touring and dresser models, adventure and dual-sport bikes, cafe racers, dirt bikes, and scooters, including trikes and bikes with hard luggage.

We carry the chock and soft straps as standard equipment rather than improvising with what is on the truck, and our operators handle bikes often enough that yours is a routine job rather than an experiment. Route 9W riders are a big part of our warm-season work, and we know that stretch well.

We dispatch 24 hours a day, 365 days a year from our base at 4 West Palisades Avenue in Englewood, covering every town in Bergen County including Alpine, Tenafly, Englewood, Ramsey, and Saddle River. Every job is quoted upfront before the truck rolls, and our USDOT registration (4301989) is on the side of the bed where you can read it.

• Flatbed Towing the beds we carry bikes on
• Roadside Assistance for a roadside fix instead
• Long Distance Towing for a bike purchase out of state