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Retro Wrench
- (502) 749-8600
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www.facebook.com/104190256379849
www.retrowrench.com - Recommended in multiple social networks
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Retro Wrench is a motorcycle repair and custom fabrication shop in Louisville, Kentucky. Contact us for a quote, or call us to discuss any service your motorcycle may need. We look forward to hearing from you.
502-807-2971
The 4000 sq. ft. shop is along side a brick alley in a well over 100 year old building located in the historic “Old Louisville” section of the city. The building was once a paper mill/printing house, and a bumper repair and exchange. The concrete and wooden floors and brick walls are weathered and marked from hard work throughout its lifetime.
Owned and operated by life long enthusiast and motorcycle mechanic Chad Francis - Retro Wrench has a work ethic that can only come from the passion for motorcycle repair that a lifetime of riding, and repairing what you ride, can provide. We service early Harley Davidson motorcycles, British motorcycles, such as Triumph, and BSA, European motorcycles such as Ducati, BMW, and Husqvarna, Japanese motorcycles from the 60′s, 70′s, and 80′s: Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, and Kawasaki. Our repair portfolio has included repairs on vintage scooters, custom choppers, European pedal mopeds, and full restorations on vintage motocross bikes. Four stroke, two stroke, trail, and street. Frame, suspension, carburetion, electrical, top-end and full engine rebuilds. We specialize in classic and vintage motorcycle repair, maintenance, paint and bodywork, tank fabrication, seat fabrication and upholstery, wheel service, fuel tank lining and repair, machine service, and custom fabrication. We stand behind our services at Retro Wrench, and we work hard to take great care of our customers.
Contact us for a quote, or call us to discuss any service your motorcycle may need. We look forward to hearing from you.
502-807-2971
502-807-2971
The 4000 sq. ft. shop is along side a brick alley in a well over 100 year old building located in the historic “Old Louisville” section of the city. The building was once a paper mill/printing house, and a bumper repair and exchange. The concrete and wooden floors and brick walls are weathered and marked from hard work throughout its lifetime.
Owned and operated by life long enthusiast and motorcycle mechanic Chad Francis - Retro Wrench has a work ethic that can only come from the passion for motorcycle repair that a lifetime of riding, and repairing what you ride, can provide. We service early Harley Davidson motorcycles, British motorcycles, such as Triumph, and BSA, European motorcycles such as Ducati, BMW, and Husqvarna, Japanese motorcycles from the 60′s, 70′s, and 80′s: Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, and Kawasaki. Our repair portfolio has included repairs on vintage scooters, custom choppers, European pedal mopeds, and full restorations on vintage motocross bikes. Four stroke, two stroke, trail, and street. Frame, suspension, carburetion, electrical, top-end and full engine rebuilds. We specialize in classic and vintage motorcycle repair, maintenance, paint and bodywork, tank fabrication, seat fabrication and upholstery, wheel service, fuel tank lining and repair, machine service, and custom fabrication. We stand behind our services at Retro Wrench, and we work hard to take great care of our customers.
Contact us for a quote, or call us to discuss any service your motorcycle may need. We look forward to hearing from you.
502-807-2971
Hours of operation
Tuesday10:00AM - 5:00PMWednesday10:00AM - 5:00PMThursday11:00AM - 4:00PMFriday10:00AM - 5:00PMSaturday10:00AM - 4:00PM
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15 recommendations and reviews from 12 people
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Referral from
February 20, 2018
basilbowman asked:Spring weather made me think - does anyone know any good motorcycle shops to get my bike ready for spring? I've been doing most of the work myself, but this year I'm doing a lot more at work and don't really have the time. Anybody have a good shop to take my 82 Yamaha to get an oil change/tuneup/carbs synched to get ready for the season?
natelyswhore22 replied:Definitely check out [Retrowrench](https://www.retrowrench.com). They specialize in repairing older makes and models
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Referral from
January 19, 2018
David C. asked:Question: I'm looking for someone that can wrench on a tonti framed Goose. I need mostly little things done (install dyna ignition etc.) and my biggest enemy is time. Any recommendations would be welcome. Thanks in advance -DaveScott H. replied:https://www.facebook.com/104190256379849 Retro Wrench, Chad Francis here in townJohnny H. replied:Chad Francis at Retro Wrench is the man for MG
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Referral from
April 9, 2017
Aaron T. asked:Can anyone recommend a reputable bike mechanic around town who can help me tune up and keep my 78' CB750 running top notch? I'm starting to hear some knocking and I feel some work needs done ..Curt E. replied:https://www.facebook.com/104190256379849 Retro WrenchAndrew R. replied:Knocking is bad. Retro Wrench & Chad Francis are good.
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March 10, 2016
Todd P. asked:Does anyone have any info on where I can take my bike and get new tires on it...I am looking to get Metzeler on it....ThanksCory L. replied:I second https://www.facebook.com/104190256379849 Retro Wrench.. Honest ServiceTyler B. replied:Chad Francis at Retro Wrench gives great service.Brandon M. replied:Chad Francis@Retro Wrench is your guy
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Referral from
November 30, 2015
Stephen K. asked:What's the best local vintage shop? To work on a 1971 Honda CB750...John I. replied:retro wrench Chad Francis http://www.retrowrench.comCory L. replied:Retro Wrench for sure!
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Referral from
July 7, 2014
Kelly N. asked:Does LVM have a list of local shops that work on vintage bikes?Wes A. replied:502 749 8600 ask for chadWes A. replied:Retro wrenchJoel P. replied:I was going to recommend Chad at Retro Wrench as well.Rick B. replied:Chad at retro wrench !
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Referral from
March 13, 2017
Adam F. asked:I got out the Yamaha sr250 after the winter and the starter is dead. I've got power all the way down. Pulled the starter and put power straight to it and nothing. Does anyone know a good place I can get a starter rebuilt? Preferably southern Indiana but I can cross the river if it comes down to it. I've seen the kits online but i'ld like to be sure it is done right.Scott H. replied:Chad Francis at https://www.facebook.com/104190256379849 Retro Wrench
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