Bryan’s Mobile Mechanic Service

Generally not too happy. Asked him to investigate why my choke cable wasn’t working because I couldn’t ride my bike if it won’t start. Basically got told after my bike was all put together again that it was too much work to investigate further. Spent $ 160 to basically have my motorcycle fuel petcock replaced and get an oil change.
Great…now I have a bike that has a new fuel petcock, an oil change, and still just sits in the garage because I can’t get it to start. Pretty sure I’m going to just sell the bike after dropping more money into it only to not have my problem resolved.

I am editing my review after taking the bike to a professional mechanic. The problem was not obvious and Bryan may have been on the right track. I still can’t recommend his service because it’s too unprofessional. He doesn’t seem committed to the project and it feels like he is hoping for an easy fix /​quick buck.
I did some simple mods on my bike and it stopped running. The carb needed adjusting. 2 attempts at figuring out the problem were fruitless. I really got the feeling that I knew as much as he does about how engines work and the proper way to diagnose a non-​starting engine. You always start with the basics. Spark, Air, Fuel. This is troubleshooting 101. Bryan skipped ahead to the jets even though I told him it would not start. You figure out why the bike won’t start before doing anything else. This is basic. I gave him cash for his time even though nothing was accomplished. My fault for thinking I’d find a qualified mechanic on craigslist. When I ran a tech support business, I did not take money if I could not fix the problem.
*what’s with the girl leaving a 4 star review because Bryan moved her tv for her. What does that have to do with motorcycle repair?

Great help, came roughly on time, grabbed the driveshaft loop that broke, took it to a welder, returned, and for under $ 100 I was on my way. Thanks dude

This guy is a total flake. We set up a meeting for 1pm on a Saturday. I gave him my phone number, and asked for his, just in case. He responded by email, saying that his phone was «jacked up». Apparently he doesn’t have/​use a phone?
Anyway I thought that was weird. But, when our 1pm meeting came and went with no sign of the guy, I realized why he didn’t want to give me his phone number. Then, I would be able to call him to find out where he is at!
I’m all for craigslist service providers, and I am one myself. But you have to be reliable, and this guy isn’t. Take your bike to a real mechanic and save yourself the waste of time.

bryan is awsome, and couldnt be more of a help. not to mention he is nice to look at.

I called Bryan yesterday, seemed like a nice guy. I was trying to figure out if he really did know anything about bikes before I paid him 50 – 60 bucks per hour to help me fix my bike. I was asking if he worked at a shop as a mechanic or if he had any formal training as a motorcycle mechanic but he didn’t say anything that led me to believe to. I decided to give him a try as I was in a pinch and really wanted to get my bike fixed without having to take it to a shop. We left off that I would call at like 12 – 1 today, and he would come by. He said he was umm drinking beers and couldn’t right then. that he could come at 3. then he txts me saying it would be a bit later that he has to pick up a bike. then he says he can’t come. because something about his scooter… he wasted my whole day when I could have found someone else to work on it… bit thumbs down :(

A few months ago, I was involved in an accident that left my car more damaged then the other person. Long story short — had to pay for my damages out of pocket. The damages were to my front right head light and right fender. Bryan’s service saved me a lot of money and time. He took the time and found parts from the same make/​model/​year as my car from an Auto Wrecking (which saved me even more money on parts) and changed them the same day that they were delivered right in front of my house! I would of been happy to pay more money just for the convenience alone.
More recently, he changed my front rotors and brake pads. I had called around for quotes on resurfacing my rotors and it turns out that it was cheaper just to replace the entire rotors (it was due to be changed anyway as they were original rotors since 2002) with Bryan then resurfacing them at the auto shops.
Bryan’s service is affordable and convenient. If he can’t do certain jobs due to the nature of his service being a mobile one, he will be the first to tell you. It’s worth it to give him a call for a quote before taking your car or motorcycle to the auto shops. you may be saving a lot of time and money.