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Lucky Riders Motorsports

Lucky Riders Motorsports

(26 reviews)

North Hollywood

Awesome service! Knowledgeable in both cars and motorcycles…read more He fixed my bfs motorcycle very good

DO NOT TRUST ALVIN, He will take parts from your bike reuse them on other bikes, lose important…read moreparts, or swap them with old and worn ones. Upcharge you for repairs He does not do or half asses. Below is proof verified by a trusted reputable mechanic. Had a few repairs done at this shop after getting rear ended and spent close to $2000 in repairs and parts. Alvin was the main contact and the mechanic who worked on the bike. He replaced the handlebars, rear fender, did a valve adjustment, checked compression, front break cylinder, break pedal, and etc. I when I picked up the bike the first time break cylinder was not installed properly leaking breaking fluid. There was/is a piece of metal rolling around inside the handlebars - that of which he did not remedy, I figured it's so minor compared to the major repairs I won't make a deal out of it. When he installed the rear fender, the sissy bar and small compartment was misaligned/fender was crooked- preventing the compartment from closing. He informed me that I needed a new stator and rectifier along with a gasket. When I picked up the bike after he said it was done, the bike was Leaking oil, the gear shifter was not connected, there was a missing alem screw, a part on the bike was not tightened, and a he had lost a bolt....and the bike was revving at 2000rpm. I had to bring back the bike for him to fix the oil leak and other issues he caused. I've been patient and respectful with him. When seeing that the bike was not put together after telling me it was good to go - he made comments about how it was not his fault. What the hell am I paying you for?! You're not even getting the parts. When I picked it up again (3rd time) the bike was idling lower than 1000rpm, still leaking oil and white smoke coming out of the exhaust on start up. I asked him to fix the oil leak since it was still leaking & adjust the idle properly and he said he would fix it if I would buy another part- pickup coil (that I had just had him installed) and would charge me labor. As it was a faulty pickup coil- which was new. I told him I already paid him for the work to be done and won't be paying for the issues he caused. Important- I tried to contact him multiple times through text and call, and have not heard back from him. The last I heard he indicated he was not making enough money at the shop to get by and is becoming a truck driver. Took the bike to another trusted and reliable shop further from me who informed me that the pickup coil was installed incorrectly causing the oil leak, there was no valve adjustment done. The mechanic also informed me that he had upcharged me for simple repairs that clearly was not done. The bike was loosing power has a ticking noise and other issues. A technician informed me that: pulse coil was twisted together and wrapped in electrical tape (per the pics) and not soldered! The plug under the side cover was broken and loose behind the out cap (picture). I had put in 2 iridium spark plugs and was informed there was 1 iridium and 1 old bpr70s spark plug- to make things worse Alvin took one of my new spark plugs and swapped it out with a crap one. The amount of money I paid does not warrant this crap job! And the audacity to lie to my face about the repairs he did. This is by far the worst mechanic I have been to, dishonest, does not admit his faults and is clearly not knowledgeable when it comes to repairs. If you've read this entire review I hope that these issues do not happen to you. Do not trust Alvin. And make sure that your bike is 100% when picking it up.

Charlie's Place - My 1966 Honda CL 77

Charlie's Place

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Charlie's Place is the only place you should take your vintage Honda! Charlie is a perfectionist…read moreand only works on Hondas. Period. And he's the best in the world. He re-built my 1969 Honda CL450 from the ground up (after I had spent $7,000 at another place where I literally had to take it out of there in boxes!) and it's literally one of the best looking vintage motorbikes in the world. Period. It's a 46 year old bike and I ride it EVERY SINGLE DAY, to work and for fun on the weekends. It always starts right up, and I've already put 8000 miles on it in one year from riding so much) They almost put my bike on the cover of Cafe Racer magazine, but it was "too perfect" for them! (They like the more grungy look, oh well.) But, if you don't mind your bike being too perfect, Charlie is the guy. You can see my bike on his site (it's the black with gold trim CL450 that has the letters HM for Honda Motors on the tank.)

I purchased Charlie's EI for my 1967 Honda CL77 and it has transformed the way this bike runs; easy…read morestarting, reliable running and no further ignition tuning needed. Just as important to me has been the outstanding customer service Charlie has provided. I had some initial tuning issues with my bike, not knowing whether it was the EI or the carbs. Charlie helped me multiple times to diagnose and confirm the EI was operating properly. I would highly recommend working with Charlie's Place for great product quality and the best customer service you can hope for.

Ground Zero Motorsports / Ground Zero Cycles - motorcyclerepair - Updated October 2026

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