I see a lot of negative reviews here on this business but I've had good experiences with them, sort of.\nI went in to ask about getting the carbs on my bike rebuilt. The cost was prohibitive for me but some guy, my apologies for not knowing his name , asked me what year my bike was. I told him and he said they won't even work on my bike because it was too old. Huh? He explained to me about how with bikes than ten years tend to have things break quite easily and end up costing them more to fix than they make. Ok, I can understand that.\nHe then tells me that when I bike has been sitting for a long while and the gas goes bad that the thing to do is run some SeaFoam through it and that will probably bring the bike back to it's original performance. Cool. \nSo he says they won't work on my bile but tells me the easy way to fix it myself. That rates pretty high in my book.\n\nThe second incident was when I went in for a clamp that I lost. He, same guy, asked me what it went to and I told him the air cleaner. He tells me that they don't have a clamp like that but I can use a zip tie to re-attach that hose to the air cleaner. I think that's some stand up advice. He could have easily told \"Sorry, ain't got one\"  and let me walk away bummed but he helped me out with some mechanic advice.\n\nIn summary, I've never had my bike worked on by them so I can't comment on that kind of experience but have been given good advice from them.