Lee Motorcycles

Lee Motorcycles’ history in Cork has two distinct chapters. Competition Motorcycles was founded in 1967 by Jim and Phil Tivy, Barry Galvin, and Dave Johnson. Later, Jim Tivy established Lee Motorcycles on Oliver Plunkett Street in 1980. The current business is based at Eastgate in Little Island, where motorcycle sales sit alongside riding gear and service.

Lee identifies itself as a main Honda dealer and sells both new and pre-owned motorcycles. Its online catalog spans several styles—from scooters and everyday bikes to adventure, touring, and sport models—alongside a used inventory that changes as bikes sell. If you have a particular model in mind, check current stock and availability before heading to the showroom.

The store also carries helmets, boots, gloves, riding apparel, accessories, parts, and maintenance products. That range makes it possible to take care of several motorcycling needs in one place, whether you are preparing for a first bike or outfitting one you already own.

The company says its workshop is equipped to service motorcycles from all major manufacturers. By combining sales, parts, accessories, and service, Lee serves as a practical resource for riders in Cork and nearby Little Island. Bikes and products change, so the current online catalog is the best guide to what is available at a given time.