RIDE SANE & STAY ALIVE
HOW DO YOU WANT IT?
GIVE ME ADVICE LIKE I'M A SMALL CHILD
SUGAR COAT IT WITH A LITTLE SWEETNESS
GIVE IT TO ME STRAIGHT, I GOT MY BIG PANTS ON
PAY ATTENTION CHILD, AS OTHERS DO NOT!
Put on Your Helmet: Always wear your helmet and make sure it fits snugly on your head to keep you safe.
Check Your Bike: Look at your tires and brakes with a grown-up to make sure your bike is ready to ride.
Stay off the Sidewalk: Ride off the sidewalk or on a safe path, away from cars, and go slow around people. (unless they are dumb, then cautiously speeed past them for safety)
Look Both Ways: Stop at corners and look left, right, then left again to make sure no cars or people are coming. They have not seen you, until you have seen, that they have seen you!
Use Your Hands to Signal: Point with your hand when you want to turn so others know where you’re going. refer to legal hand signals s3ection of the ND driving handbook.
Never Ride When Hopped Up: It is unsafe to operate your ride after having to much of that sugar from all the candy Grandma gave you.
Keep Your Eyes on the Path: Watch where you’re going, not your feet, so you don’t bump into anything. Try scanning ahead, to see your future before you're a pancake
Don’t Go Too Fast: Ride at a slow, safe speed so you can stop easily if you need to. At least till you learn how to stop on a dime.
Stay Close to a Grown-Up: Ride near an adult who can help you if something happens.
Have Fun and Be Careful: Smile, enjoy your ride, but always be careful and listen to your grown-up!
HERE'S YOUR SUGAR. BE SEEN BE HEARD!
Wear Protective Gear: Always use a DOT-approved helmet, along with gloves, a jacket, pants, and boots to protect against impacts and road rash.
Check Your Bike: Inspect tires, brakes, lights, and fluid levels before every ride to ensure your motorcycle is in safe working condition.
Ride Defensively: Stay alert, assume other drivers may not see you, and maintain a safe distance from vehicles to avoid collisions. Look forward and know your path. Observe for potential threats.
Follow Speed Limits: Adhere to posted speed limits and adjust your speed for road conditions, weather, and traffic to maintain control.
Use Signals and Lights: Always signal turns and lane changes, and ensure your headlights and taillights are on, especially in low-visibility conditions.
Avoid Distractions: Keep your focus on the road by avoiding phone use, eating, or other distractions while riding.
Stay Sober: Never ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs, as they impair reaction time and decision-making.
Take Breaks on Long Rides: Stop regularly to rest, stretch, and rehydrate during extended rides to prevent fatigue and maintain alertness.
Learn and Practice: Continuously improve your skills through motorcycle safety courses and practice handling your bike in various conditions.
PAY ATTENTION! YOUR LIFE MAY DEPEND ON IT!
It's Your Fault: Out there, it doesn't matter much later, whose fault it is. If you're dead! It's your responsibility to stay alive. These cage drivers aren't looking for you, they would rather avoid hitting a squirrel. Scan Ahead!
Gear Up or Get Wrecked: Full helmet (eh), leather jacket, gloves, boots—no excuses, or you’re risking your skin. (in more ways than one)
Check Your Ride: Tires, brakes, lights, fluids—don’t ride a death trap; fix it first.
Ride Like They’re Blind: Assume every driver’s clueless; keep distance, stay sharp.
Don’t Be a Speed Freak: Stick to limits, slow down in crap conditions—control or crash.
Signal or Suffer: Use turn signals (&hand), keep lights on—don’t let invisibility kill you.
Focus or Wipe Out: No phones, no snacks—eyes on the road, or you’re done.
Sober or Over: Drunk or high? Don’t ride—reaction time’s shot, so is your life.
Rest, Don’t Burn Out: Long haul? Stop, stretch—fatigue makes you a road stain.
Know Your Shit: Take courses, practice—ride like a pro or eat asphalt.
We sell a variety of American-made , British made and other motorcycles, offering top-quality bikes for every rider’s style and needs.
Visit The Shop, for our wide variety apparel. We offer stylish, high-quality gear like jackets, gloves, and more for every motorcycle enthusiast.
At The Shop, We stock a wide range of high-quality motorcycle parts to keep your bike running at its best. From Tires to Tranny's
We sell premium incense to enhance your space, offering calming scents that promote relaxation and focus for home or office.
We sell premium helmets that protect riders, offering safety, comfort, and style for every journey. Full face to skid plates, come take a look.
At The Shop, we offer biker art, easy bike lifts, Flags, and more, enhancing your riding experience with style and functionality for your garage.
Tire service for motorcycles offers a comprehensive experience where skilled mechanics handle everything from precise tire inspections....
Our routine motorcycle maintenance keeps your bike in top shape with detailed inspections, oil changes, brake checks, and more....
A meticulous process where our experienced technicians carefully inspect and maintain your braking system brake pads, rotors, and fluids....
Tuning and timing service optimizes your motorcycle’s performance with precise adjustments for a smoother, more powerful ride.
Fluid changes, repairs, & replacements. The Shop's tranny services keep your motorcycle shifting smoothly with service and repairs.
At The Shop, we upgrade, replace, or repair motorcycle handlebars & Suspension to enhance your ride’s control and style.
Our exhaust and more services boost your motorcycle’s performance and sound with expert upgrades and repairs @ The Shop
Wiring diagnostics and Battery service ensures your motorcycle’s electrical system runs flawlessly with our troubleshooting and fixes.
Wheels and axle service and sales keep your motorcycle rolling smoothly with expert repairs, replacements, and premium wheel options.
We keep you on the road!
We guarantee a great product on all Motorcycle services, upgrades and repairs. Our commitment ensures peace of mind, with quality workmanship and customer satisfaction as our top priorities. We sell quality OEM parts and after Market for all your riding needs. Ride confidently knowing your bike is in trusted hands.
What our Customer are Saying
Outstanding service! I brought in my bike with a persistent motor issue that others couldn't diagnose. The team at
The Shop, not only identified the problem quickly but also fixed it efficiently. My ride has never ran better. Highly recommend their expertise and professionalism!
Cody Fisher
I've been bringing my bikes to
The Shop for years, and they never disappoint. From routine maintenance to major fixes, their knowledgeable and fair priced. make them my go-to mechanics. Trustworthy, reliable, and always ready to help—they've earned my loyalty!
Kristin Watson
After a bad experience elsewhere, I was hesitant to trust another mechanic. However, The Shop restored my faith in Bike care. They were transparent about the repairs needed, kept me informed throughout the process, and delivered quality workmanship. Top-notch service all around!
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Professional Motorcycle Repair and Maintenance Services
Accidents can happen unexpectedly. At The Shop, we strive to simplify and enhance your 2 wheel repair experience. Upon arrival, you'll receive Grade A service and support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my motorcycle making a weird noise?
That clunking or screeching? Could be anything from a loose bolt to your bike begging for an oil change. Seriously, it’s probably something simple like a chain needing lube or a brake pad throwing a tantrum. Bring it to The Shop, and we’ll hush it up faster than you can say "vroom vroom." Don’t ignore it, though—your bike’s not auditioning for a horror movie soundtrack!
How often should I change my motorcycle’s oil?
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.
Why won’t my motorcycle start?
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!
How do I know when my tires need replacing?
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.
Can I just ignore that check engine light?
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.
Why does my bike keep stalling at stoplights?
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.
How often do I need to clean my air filter?
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.
Why are my brakes squealing like a banshee?
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.
What’s the deal with my chain—it’s all loose and sloppy?
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.
Why does my bike vibrate like it’s possessed?
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.
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