Langley City and the Township, from Willoughby townhouses to acreages in Aldergrove and Glen Valley. Street bikes, dirt bikes and farm quads are all welcome.
Tell us about it and we'll call you back with a number. We only use your details for this quote.
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Langley has more acreages than almost anywhere we work outside the Fraser Valley. That means dirt bikes the kids outgrew, quads that stopped earning their keep around the property, and road bikes parked at the back of a shop.
Tell us where the bike is on the property and how close a truck can get on firm ground. Gravel drives are fine. Soft pasture in November isn't.
In Willoughby, Walnut Grove and Murrayville, bikes tend to be in a townhouse garage or squeezed into a single garage beside the family car. Those are quick pickups if the bike rolls.
Langley City, Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Murrayville, Brookswood, Fernridge, Fort Langley, Aldergrove, Glen Valley and Otter. Close by we also cover Surrey and Abbotsford.
Selling something with four wheels? See ATVs, quads and UTVs. For off-road bikes, see dirt bikes.

Langley is two municipalities: the City of Langley in the middle and the much larger Township around it. We cover both, from Willoughby and Walnut Grove to Brookswood, Murrayville and Aldergrove.
Glen Valley, Otter and the area around Aldergrove have acreages where dirt bikes, quads and old street bikes sit in barns for years. We load from barns and fields all the time.
Willoughby and Walnut Grove are mostly newer townhouses and houses with small garages. Tell us where the bike is and where the truck can stop.
Fort Langley has older houses and narrow streets near the village. Mention if the bike is behind a gate or down a side path.
Langley acreages often have a dirt bike or two the kids grew out of. Small bikes, pit bikes and old two-strokes are all fine. See the dirt bike page for the off-road paperwork.
The registration signed by every owner, photo ID, and the plate off the bike. You sign ICBC's Transfer/Tax Form after you're paid, and the driver brings it. If the bike was financed, check for a lien at the Personal Property Registry first.
If you have a farm quad or side-by-side as well as a bike, we can usually take them together. See our ATV and UTV page for what to have ready.
Langley garages and barns often hold more than one bike. If you have two or three, we can usually take them in one trip and quote them together or one at a time. Tell us what each one is, whether it rolls and what paperwork you have.
Yes. Our ATV and UTV page explains what we need, including off-road vehicle registration if it has one.
Yes. Let us know how far the bike is from where the truck can park and what the ground is like.
Yes, along with the rest of Langley City and the Township.
Yes. Rural Langley pickups are common for us. Tell us about the driveway, the ground, how far the bike is from where the truck can park, and whether it rolls. With those details we can plan the right truck and the right time.
Yes, both. The City of Langley is mostly houses, townhouses and condos. The Township is a mix of newer neighbourhoods like Willoughby and older acreages in places like Aldergrove and Glen Valley. We cover all of it.
Call with the year, make and model and we'll give you a number.