About us

At Bridge Motorcycles, motorcycling has been part of our family for generations. Established in 1953, we’ve spent over 70 years supporting riders across Exeter, the South West and beyond — and today we remain proudly family owned, now into the fifth generation.

Our clothing and accessories department is built around genuine experience, product knowledge and a passion for helping riders find the right gear for their journey. Whether you’re commuting daily, touring across the country, heading off-road or just getting started, our team is here to offer friendly, honest advice without the pressure.

Meet the team

Darren Prowse - Clothing Department Manager

Darren has been leading the clothing department at Bridge Motorcycles for over 10 years and brings a huge amount of knowledge across motorcycle clothing, helmets and rider equipment. From the latest touring gear to the smallest technical details, there’s very little he doesn’t know — and if you’ve got an obscure question, Darren is the man to ask.

His experience with brands, product fitment and rider requirements makes him a trusted source of advice for customers of all riding styles and experience levels.

Olivia Anthony - Sales Executive & Women’s Clothing Specialist

As part of the fourth generation of the Bridge Motorcycles family, Olivia has grown up surrounded by motorcycles and the business itself. Over the past few years she has become a key part of the clothing department, helping customers find the right gear with a welcoming and approachable style.

Olivia is particularly knowledgeable when it comes to women’s motorcycle clothing and is always happy to help female riders feel comfortable and confident when choosing gear, whether it’s your first jacket or a full touring setup.

Sam Willis – Sales Executive & Adventure Riding Specialist

Sam is an active rider with a passion for adventure riding and the outdoors. When he’s not talking motorcycle gear, you’ll probably find him out riding or involved in other outdoor activities.

His riding experience gives him great insight into adventure equipment, helmet styles and the practical differences between gear for different riding disciplines. Whether you’re planning a touring trip, looking at adventure kit or choosing your next helmet, Sam is always happy to share his experience and recommendations.