Flying Tire Motorcycle

I believe that you will get the least expensive service here, that’s why I went, and your bike will be fixed as good as can be. I really liked that someone stepped outside with me and told me a bit about my bike and tires. It’s a nice Mom-​and-​Pop shop. My only issues are that they charged me an un-​mentioned $ 5 misc shop supplies charge and it was a smoky atmosphere.

Needed new tires and rear caliper work. They were VERY easy to work with. Their quote was exactly what I expected and less than other bike shops. I will continue to use their services and recommend them to all my friends. THANK YOU FLYING TIRE.

It’s supposed to be a discount tire shop but the price they quoted me, over $ 500 for a set for my soft tail, was the same as the Harley house ($ 118 for mounting?) I paid $ 375 for everything ($ 70 for mounting) on Alta mere.

Just got back from riding for 3 hours after they put 500 bucks (that’s labor, two tubes and two high quality tires) worth of skins on my x1200x (Metzler 888’s ain’t cheap!), I can’t say enough good things about these guys. Everyone in their shop was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly loved being at work. They straightened out the terrible state the fucktory had my wheels in straight out of the crate (removing 11 ½ oz of lead from the front wheel during balancing !).
I have been around Bikers, motorcycle shops, and Harleys since I was knee high to a coke bottle and I can say this shop is excellent and deserves your patronage. Support your good indies! They are as rare as hens teeth and they could always use your business. It’s rare that you get good and fast, and it’s almost never cheap but these guys prices were reasonable in my opinion. For them to be wrenching at 9 am on a Saturday to boot really impressed me. I have three motorcycles right now (someday I want six!) and when I need tires I know exactly where I’ll be taking them.

Do they do good work? Yes. Are their prices going to save you money? That’s debatable. The shop is co-​joined with a gas station. I don’t know what the relationship is there, but my sense is proximity plays well if you’re thirsty or hungry (I wouldn’t eat there) while your bike is getting wrenched.
Flying Tire does custom build-​outs and the regular stuff to all makes and models. Their custom stuff looks pretty sweet, but it ain’t cheap. If you’re looking for something to turn heads and get some «ooo-​aaaahs» from, they can do that here.
I just needed a 3 case fluid change. Just because it had been a while, I got a «25-​point» inspection. That ran $ 363, and while it was cheaper than hitting the HD dealership, I still feel like it wasn’t worth all that. Don’t get me wrong, the work was excellent and the staff was very hospitable, but for the labor cost I might have went a different route. That said, it’s an open shop so you can go back inside the garage and actually watch and shoot the breeze with the mechanics while they turn wrenches.
The best thing about the place is you can get same day service. Which comes in handy because all the fair-​weather-​riders come out of the wood work once the weather turns ideal. I’d go back, but I’ll be more specific about what I need done, and only in the cases when I’m too damn lazy to do it myself.

Great service and great prices. Jeremiah and Big J helped me out and now my bike is running great.