Frequently asked questions

Unless you have a valid driving licence AM, A1 or A2, you will need to complete CBT (Compulsory Basic Training). Besides being an invaluable skill to keep you safe on the roads, learning and obtaining the certificate is fun! Many training schools have AJS bikes and this gives you an opportunity to really get the feel of an AJS bike before you decide to buy one. So, in a nutshell, if you are 16 or 17 and have no driving licence you need: a Provisional Licence and achieve CBT. You are required to display L plates and you cannot carry a passenger until you pass your test. At 16 you can ride up to a 49cc "moped" and at 17 you can ride up to 125cc. To apply for a provisional driving licence follow this link. Contact the DVLA

AJS motorbikes and scooters can only be purchased from one of our authorised AJS dealers. This is to ensure a thorough Pre Delivery Inspection is carried out, a proper customer handover procedure is performed and you have somewhere local to go to for your after sales service. Your dealer will explain machine operation, maintenance schedules, warranty and after sales arrangements, machine care and can advise you of what safety clothing you should wear.Find your nearest AJS dealer HERE.​

You can order spare parts from your AJS dealer, or you can buy spare parts from our online shop and we'll deliver to your home. Our online shop accepts most debit or credit cards, and our AJS dealers accept card, some will accept cash, please check before ordering. We have thousands of parts in stock for AJS models dating back to 1969.

Many of our dealers offer finance packages. Contact your local AJS dealer to see what they can offer you. ​

Yes, your AJS is protected by a manufacturers warranty that will cover the cost of repair or replacement of any parts that fail due to a manufacturing defect. The warranty is transferable to another owner and is implemented by the dealer you purchase your bike from. See the full terms and conditions HERE.

Yes you do. It is a legal requirement. There are many insurance companies that specialise in motorcycle and scooter insurance. Shop around for a good deal. Your dealer may also be able to make recommendations. If your preferred insurance company is having trouble finding your AJS on their database, contact us for the ABI code. This will ensure they can easily identify it. Our preferred insurer is Bike Sure click here for a quote

Yes. AJS Motorcycles Ltd. is a member of the MCIA and operates according to the MCIA code of conduct. The Motorcycle Industry Association (MCIA) has looked after the interests of the motorcycle industry for over 100 years. The MCIA's Buy With Confidence programme has been developed to provide peace of mind to customers purchasing a motorcycle, scooter or moped manufactured or imported by a member of the MCIA. AJS Motorcycles Ltd. is fully committed to delivering the highest levels of customer care. As a subscriber to the Motorcycle Industry Association’s Buy With Confidence programme, an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) service is offered in the unlikely event you are not satisfied with the outcome of a dispute. The ADR service is administered by and independent and impartial provider ‐ the National Conciliation Service, First Floor, 2 Allerton Road, Rugby CV22 0PA. https://www.nationalconciliationservice.co.uk/

All road going AJS motorbikes and scooters are built and certified to European standards. This ensures safety requirements are met, all construction and use regulations are met, current emission levels are met and conformity of production is in place.

Each new AJS motorcycle or scooter is supplied with an Owner's Manual. If you did not receive an Owner's Manual with your new AJS motorcycle or scooter, contact your supplying dealer and request it. It should be supplied free of charge. If you have lost or mislaid it, you can purchase a replacement from our on line web shop or contact us here.