Motorcycle Transport and Recovery: Tbilisi — Batumi
The ride to the Black Sea coast is the classic Georgian route, and it is also where bikes break. We recover motorcycles from the Tbilisi–Batumi road around the clock, move them between the two cities, and deliver parts along the way. The workshop itself is in Tbilisi.
Contact usPhone and WhatsApp will appear here the day the service goes live — until then we answer by email.
What we do on this route
- Breakdown and crash recovery — from anywhere on the route or around Batumi, back to our Tbilisi workshop
- Transport between the cities — bike down to the coast for the season, back in autumn
- Rental bike rescue — your rented bike died far from the rental company; we move it so your holiday does not
- Shared runs — several bikes on one platform, a fraction of a solo trip
- Parts and tire delivery — ordered by email, delivered by courier or on our own run
Distances and travel time
| Leg | Distance | Travel time |
|---|---|---|
| Tbilisi — Batumi | ~370 km | 5–6 h |
| Tbilisi — Kutaisi | ~230 km | 3–4 h |
| Kutaisi — Batumi | ~140 km | 2–2.5 h |
| Batumi — Kobuleti / Ureki | 25–60 km | 40–80 min |
Times shift with the Rikoti pass and summer traffic. The approach to Batumi crawls in the middle of the day in high season — we plan runs around it.
Why shared runs cost less
A solo run to Batumi means one owner pays for the whole 740 km round trip, the driver's day and the fuel. On a shared run the same distance is split between several owners — the bikes travel on one platform and each person pays for a slot rather than for the truck.
We schedule them regularly in season (May to September) in both directions. Send your preferred dates and the type of machine, and we will put you in the nearest run with an exact price.
Trouble on the road to the coast
The route is beautiful and has a few genuinely nasty stretches: the old Rikoti road, wet tarmac in Adjara, and the summer crush around Kobuleti. If your bike stops:
- Get off the carriageway, hazards on, warning triangle out.
- Message us and send a map pin — an exact point on a highway matters more than a description.
- Tell us the state of the bike: do the wheels turn, is there crash damage.
- We agree arrival time and price, then the bike goes to our workshop for diagnostics.
Strapping is the same as in town: soft straps, front wheel chock, three fixing points — described on the towing page.
Parts delivered to Batumi
Ordering works exactly as it does for a Tbilisi customer: you send the model and what you need, we send a quote with price and delivery date. Delivery is agreed separately — by courier, or on our own run if one is scheduled soon. The catalogue and ordering rules are on the parts page.
What we do not have in Batumi
Straight answer: there is no workshop of ours in Batumi. Repairs, servicing and diagnostics happen in Tbilisi — on the Batumi side we do transport, recovery and parts delivery.
If you are in Batumi and need an urgent repair, we will say so plainly: either we bring the bike to Tbilisi, or you are better off with a local mechanic. A Batumi branch is in the plans, but nothing will be written here about it until it actually exists.
Frequent questions
What does transport from Tbilisi to Batumi cost?
It depends on whether it is a solo or a shared run, and on the type of machine. You get the exact figure when you order and it does not change on the way.
How soon can the bike be in Batumi?
A solo run leaves the same day and takes 5–6 hours. A shared run goes with the nearest schedule, usually within a few days.
My rented bike broke down near Batumi — can you help?
Yes. We recover it and can coordinate with the rental company; if the bike needs work, it goes straight to our workshop.
Do you cover Kutaisi and Kobuleti?
Yes — Kutaisi, Samtredia, Kobuleti, Ureki and Ozurgeti are all on the same route, by arrangement.
Can you bring the bike back at the end of summer?
Yes — return runs in September and October are the busiest, so book the date in advance.
Request a run
Send the route, dates and type of machine — you get a price and the nearest run date: