​ ‘Tis the season to be jolly...

Yes, Christmas is upon us again in a few short weeks. The geese are getting fat, you’ve hung up, or are about to hang up your Shoei / Arai / Bell helmets and your motorbike’s being tucked away nicely....

You’re planning your build, or enhancement on an existing project. You may have a Honda Hornet, Yamaha XSR, Ducati Monster, Moto Guzzi LeMans, anything that either wants product thrown at it, or needs revitalising....

You’re sweet-talking your other half so that the headlight with brackets that you always wanted doesn’t go unnoticed and yet, you’re still thinking of other parts....

Fear not, at Alchemy Parts we’ve got the solution. Just look through our website and spend like a brash capitalist. There may even be a discount or two flying around the place; all you need to do is start surfing our site like a Cornwall surfer surfs the waves, man.

In addition to this... I think that although there’s a tonne of uncertainty in the first part of next year because of this Brexit bollocks, the motorbike trade (if you like) is still very buoyant, very exciting and still offers a big raft of choice. As you’ve been hearing from me in the last couple of months (should you read my properly boring blogs; I know I don’t), it’s staggering how much quality and variety is coming out for 2019, such as the Triumph Scrambler 1200, BMW R1250R, Ducati Diavel 1260, YamahaNiken GT, Kawasaki W800 (back again, thank God), Ducati Hypermotard 950, IndianFTR1200, Honda CBR650R, Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 (finally), FanticCaballero 500 (also finally), not to mention the raft of adventure bikes coming onto the scene like the Yamaha Tenere 700, BMW R1250GS and Adventure, and have you seen the red 2019 Ducati Multistrada Enduro, it’s staggeringly pretty, stone the crows.

So my advice to you is simple, dear customer; if you’re thinking of buying a new bike, say F.O. to the nay-sayers, putting your best two fingers forward, to hell with the Bank of England’s forecast, never mind what our Cabinet’s up to, just get out there, ride and if you can now, buy what you want.

Go well,

Roy