Motorcycle Repairs in Sacramento, CA

Use the search tool friend, [here's a list of other recommendations](http://www.reddit.com/r/Sacramento/comments/10s7qf/motorcycle_repair/). I race, ride street, and generally wrench on my own bikes, so when I need help or parts I'm expecting professional service. I prefer East Sac Motorcycle LLC for repairs. Matt is by far the most professional mechanic I've found in the area, both in terms of skill and customer service. I also like Elk Grove Honda, although I've only bought parts and had tires changed there. I've had negative experiences at the following shops and can't recommend repeat business: PCP Motorsports, Carmichael Honda, Dave's Moto Works, Ray's Cycletune, and West Coast Motors.

FNA Motorsports Services 5859 Rosebud Lane Sacramento, CA 95841 (916) 331-1724 They serviced my old Honda VF700S, and my Kawasaki Concours. Its a tiny shop, but the prices are cheap and they don't jerk you around on any up sales at all, and they know some people really need their bikes back for daily use. Rosebud lane is a bit difficult to notice on that road by the way if you go to see them, they're all the way at the end, and to the right where the warehouse type buildings are.

if your honda's a little on the older side and you don't mind going a bit outta your way, check out [matt's vintage motorcycles](https://www.facebook.com/MattsVintageMotorcycle). matt's a really cool, easygoing guy and he's genuinely interested in motorcycle repair (and specifically the repair of YOUR motorcycle).

What bike do you have and what do you need done? I find it's best to make friends with other enthusiasts and learn from them, maybe get to do some of it on your own. Motorcycles are super easy to work on, especially compared to cars.

Xtreme Cycle on auburn Blvd. Reasonable and from experience good mechanical knowledge.

Matt at East Sac is a really friendly guy, affordable, and goes out of his way to make sure your bike is top. If you're near he can trailer your bike as well. I decided to solicit his help after A&S didn't fix a fueling issue on an older Ducati I picked up. Besides the draining and the jetting, he also corrected the master link on my chain the previous owner installed backward; he performed a number of other things like that which indicate genuine attention to detail. I've heard nothing but bad things about Ray's on Alhambra.

https://www.somefinmotorcycleshop.com My fiancé takes his bike there, they really know what they’re doing and they’re pretty rad! Affordable prices too.

I don't have a recommendation but would be willing to take a look to at least help diagnose. I ride and do all of my own maintenance. DM if you're interested.

I like Gold River motorsports for my japanese bikes. They do good work on short notice, and the labor rate last I checked was 75