Depends on your bike and how you ride, but generally every 3,000-5,000 miles or once a year if you’re a weekend warrior. Think of it like feeding your bike—it needs fresh oil to stay happy and not turn into a grumpy, sludge-filled beast. Swing by The Shop, and we’ll keep your engine purring like a kitten, not coughing like a chain-smoker.

Oh, the classic "it’s dead, Jim!" moment. Could be a flat battery, a grumpy spark plug, or maybe you left the kill switch on—yep, we’ve all done it. Sometimes it’s just your bike saying, "I’m not feeling it today." Pop into The Shop, and we’ll play detective to get your ride back to life. No resurrection fees, promise!

If your tires look smoother than a baby’s bottom or the tread’s shallower than a kiddie pool, it’s time. Also, cracks, bulges, or vibes while riding are your bike’s way of screaming, "New shoes, please!" At The Shop, we’ll hook you up with grippy new tires so you don’t slide into next week’s news.

Sure, if you enjoy gambling with your bike’s life! That pesky light could mean a minor glitch or your engine plotting a dramatic exit. Ignoring it’s like pretending your dentist appointment doesn’t exist—bad idea. Roll into The Shop, and we’ll decode the light’s tantrum before your bike decides to retire early.

Your bike’s probably just shy and doesn’t like the spotlight! Kidding—could be a clogged carb, a moody idle screw, or your fuel line playing hard to get. Stalling’s like your bike saying, “Nap time!” Roll into The Shop, and we’ll wake it up with a tune-up so it stops embarrassing you in front of traffic.

If your filter looks like it’s been snacking on a dust storm, it’s time—usually every 10,000 miles or sooner if you’re riding through a desert apocalypse. A dirty filter chokes your engine like a bad karaoke singer. At The Shop, we’ll get it breathing fresh again, because your bike deserves better than a lung full of grit.

Those brakes are either auditioning for a metal band or telling you they’re worn out. Could be glazed pads, dirt, or rotors smoother than your pickup lines. Don’t let ‘em scream too long—swing by The Shop, and we’ll hush them up with new pads or a quick fix before they ghost your stopping power.

A saggy chain’s like baggy pants—looks bad and causes trouble. It’s probably stretched or needs tensioning, maybe a good scrub and lube too. Left unchecked, it’ll jump ship mid-ride. At The Shop, we’ll tighten it up and make it sing, so your bike doesn’t throw a tantrum on the highway.

Either it’s channeling a jackhammer or something’s off—loose bolts, unbalanced tires, or an engine with too much coffee. Don’t just vibe with it; that’s a one-way ticket to a breakdown. Bring it to The Shop, and we’ll exorcise those shakes so you can cruise smooth, not like you’re riding a washing machine.