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5.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

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After having moving back to Louisiana from Los Angeles in 2009, my 2002 Honda CBR 954rr…read more(motorcycle) needed some maintenance and I did not want to bring it to the Honda dealer. A friend and coworker (thanks Don Paul) recommended that I bring my bike to Paul Cashio cycles in Belle Chasse. I rarely get to the Westbank, but he swore by this place; so I decided to give it a try. This turned out to be one of the best decisions I ever made because Cashio Cycles meticulously maintained my bike until I sold it in JAN 2019. The owner (Paul Cashio) and his technician/mechanic son (Arthur) run a two man show and cater to race bikes, particularly drag bikes. However, they work and perform maintenance on all types of bikes from cruisers to dirt bikes to "crotch rockets". Cashio Cycles only uses Royal Purple oil, so if you want something else, bring it with you. Royal Purple makes an oil for any and all types of motorcycles, and it is especially effective in providing added protection and performance in high performance street and race bikes. I used Royal Purple in my bike for nearly a decade and had no complaints. The prices for service at Cashio Cycles are comparable to what you would pay at a motorcycle dealership; perhaps even a little less expensive. However, in my honest opinion, I feel that I received a lot more personalized attention that any dealer has ever given me. For all you racers out there, Mr. Paul has a dynamometer (dyno) so that you can get your bike custom tuned using the latest software. There are plenty of stretched Busas (Suzuki Hyabusas with elongated swingarms for racing) and ZX-14's (Kawasaki Ninja 1400 cc bikes) waiting to be serviced, so it's obvious that this place has a great reputation with the sports bike scene. All my experiences here over the past decade have been great. After every service, Mr. Cashio usually called me a week or so after the work had been completed to see how my bike was running. This is the kind of personalized customer service that made me a repeat customer. Quite recently, the shop moved to its new location at 1805 Engineers Road in Belle Chasse. The new location is much bigger and there's the added bonus of not having to cross the tunnel to get to the new location. There is currently no signage on the building; therefore, be mindful of the address. Also, be advised that the shop is now open during the afternoon / evening hours from 1 PM until 7 PM. Although these are not "traditional" work hours for a motorcycle shop, it seems to service his customers better. I recently made the decision to sell my motorcycle after having owned it for 17 years. Mr. Paul told me I could leave the bike at his shop so that it could be exposed to potential buyers. Low and behold, I got a call on 30 JAN 2019 from Mr. Paul who had arranged a cash sale for me. He even arranged for the title transfer at ABC Title for me. Although I sadly no longer have a bike, I have a friend in Paul & Arthur Cashio at Cashio Cycles, and if I ever get another bike, this is the only place I plan on bringing it to for any type of maintenance or repairs. I can't recommend them enough!

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Dropped off my ancient 1993 Specialized Rockhopper, now a big boy cruiser off at The Bike Shop to…read morefix what I screwed up. I tried to change the cables on my shifters and brakes and all and well I messed them all up. I got a couple of recommendations from fellow Yelpers on who to see and Aaron took my bike right in. Friendly dude, asked what's up and when I explained I didn't get a sense " you dumb moron" lol. I was expecting that because I imagine that's what he sees day in and out. Told me it would be a few days to do the tune up and change my shifters since he had a few days off. Only 3 days later he called explaining what he found. Wore out , again ancient Shimano shifters with hella sticky deteriorating rubber grips and hard as hell brake pads. Said it would be a day or two till ready and no worries. 30 mins later he called to say it was ready! Wham. I'm sure if I would of caught him on a good day it would of been a while you wait situation. I showed up on a Sat morning and he explained again what he did. Bike looked awesome, looked a little cleaned up and things were tight! A little more than I would like to spend but it was sooo messed up and now literally a new ass bike!! So rethinking it some it was a bargain considering the age of the bike for a second life. Total cost, new Shimano twister shifters, cables, brakes and general tune up was $130 not including tip. I rode that bike 11 miles in City Park the next morning with a big cheesy grin on my face. Felt better than new.

We took our very old bikes (50 years and 20+ years) in for tune-ups,and he said it would take about…read morea week. He called with an update and pricing early in the week to get our approval, and then proceeded to finish all of the repairs and replacements including seats, brakes, two tires, and new chains among other things. Exactly a week later we wheeled out our bikes that look and ride like they have been given a second life. Thanks!

Crescent City Choppers - motorcyclerepair - Updated October 2026

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