ZT Moto
Bikes, paperwork and roadside help, all on one website
We built the website of ZT Moto, a Sofia motorcycle dealer: stock you can filter by licence, a page for every bike, services and 24/7 roadside help.
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ZT Moto
Client project
Overview
ZT Moto sells and imports motorcycles in Sofia and is the official JAWA dealer for Bulgaria. Its offer goes beyond the bike itself: import and export, transport, customs papers, help with registration at the traffic police (KAT), an inspection before you buy, and roadside help. The website had to carry all of it, and the home page sums it up in one line: “Карай. Останалото е при нас.” (“Ride. Leave the rest to us.”)
— Audience: riders buying a new or used motorcycle, and riders who need help on the road
— Scope: website
— Language: Bulgarian
— Site: ztmoto.eu
A bike for your licence
The search on the home page asks three things: brand, licence category and budget. Shortcuts lead straight to bikes for an A2 licence, new bikes, used bikes and JAWA. In the stock list, the licence filter works the way riders think: A2 shows the bikes for A2, A1 and AM, and the site adds that the final category is the one in the registration papers. Brand, type, condition, price, year and mileage narrow the choice further.
On a phone, the call, Viber, WhatsApp and enquiry buttons stay at the bottom of the screen, and roadside help has its own SOS button.
A page for every bike
Every bike has its own page: a reference number, a photo gallery, the key figures at the top and the full specification below, from the engine and chassis to dimensions, weight and equipment. The enquiry form asks what the rider wants: a question, a viewing or test ride, leasing or a trade-in. Similar bikes close the page.
From import to roadside help
The services page lists everything around the bike: import and export, transport and logistics, customs papers, help with registration, an inspection before you buy, transport for touring groups and roadside help. Each service says in a sentence or two what the rider gets.
Roadside help has a page of its own. The rider calls, says where they are and, if they like, sends their location by Viber, WhatsApp or SMS. The page states the hours and the area, and it starts with what matters most: “If anyone is hurt, call 112 first.”
Small things that build trust
The JAWA page states the test-ride terms upfront: a motorcycle licence held for at least two years, a signed declaration, copies of the licence and the ID card, and no deposit. On the contact page, the OpenStreetMap map loads only after a click, with links to Google Maps, Waze and Apple Maps next to it. The engine sounds on the site are illustrative recordings of engines of the same type, and a separate page credits the authors of the recordings.
What we did
— Website: the home page with its search, the stock list with filters, a page for every bike, the JAWA page, services, roadside help and a contact page with an enquiry form
The site is live at ztmoto.eu.
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