Independent motorcycle repair shop Tulsa?

[nemesis]

I ride a Triumph and the factory shops (5th Gear, for example) only service the brand bikes they sell.

I do my own easy stuff, oil changes and the like. But for complicated items (valve adjustment) I need a pro.

My guy (Brookside Motorcycles) went out of business and now I need someone else.

Any good guys you recommend?

 

[Chief Sapulpa]

Ron's Cycleland on Pine Street in Tulsa
http://www.ronscycleland.com/
If it's a vintage Meridan built bike I suggest Johnny Isaacs.

 

[nemesis]

Ron's Cycleland on Pine Street in Tulsa
http://www.ronscycleland.com/
If it's a vintage Meridan built bike I suggest Johnny Isaacs.

Thanks. It's a 2015 Triumph Tiger Explorer. I'll definitely check him out.

 

[cktad]

Jacks Motorcycle has been in business since the 1970's. I think they are still in business and he was a Triumph rider and worked on them.
5041 E Admiral Pl
Tulsa, OK 74115-8407
(918) 838-3100

And Ron of Ron's Cycle is a great guy and is a member of the Red Castle Gun Club.

 

[Chief Sapulpa]

Regrettably Jack’s is long-gone.


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[Shoot Summ]

Jacks Motorcycle has been in business since the 1970's. I think they are still in business and he was a Triumph rider and worked on them.
5041 E Admiral Pl
Tulsa, OK 74115-8407
(918) 838-3100

And Ron of Ron's Cycle is a great guy and is a member of the Red Castle Gun Club.

Ron must be getting on in years, I was going there when I was about 15 years old, 45 years ago.

 

[mr ed]

Macs at 3rd and Lewis

 

[rbeene1]

Jacks Motorcycle has been in business since the 1970's. I think they are still in business and he was a Triumph rider and worked on them.
5041 E Admiral Pl
Tulsa, OK 74115-8407
(918) 838-3100

And Ron of Ron's Cycle is a great guy and is a member of the Red Castle Gun Club.

Is Johnny Isaccs still around? I have an old Triumph 650 I need worked on.

 

[Chief Sapulpa]

Johnny Isaccs: Just contact him. He did move from Bristow to Broken Arrow. I talked to him about 18 months ago. I can’t guarantee that either one of these phone numbers work.
[email protected]
(918) 230-7043
(918) 367-1988

 

[Chaparral]

Adjusting the valves is not so hard. Make sure you have the correct size metal feeler gauges, they are readily available in bulk sets. Should be able to find several videos, watch several before starting. Again, it is not all that hard. I draw the line at A/C and tires with their associated parts. We all have our lines we do not cross. But the hard part on the valves is to not mess with the timing unless you are adjusting it as well , make very sure nothing drops into the motor, and put back everything taken off, no left over pieces. Take photos or video as you go. Most bikes are far easier than a car to work on.