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    Velofix Minnesota - We can dial in any brake issue you are having whether it is disk or rim brakes.

    Velofix Minnesota

    (14 reviews)

    I punctured my back tire while riding along West Parkway. While walking it back to The Falls, I…read morecame upon a Velofix van in a parking lot. Ross was working on a bike and said he'd help me out. He determined I had a leak in the tube, which he quickly replaced. He also took the time to tweak my brakes and handle bars. When I offered him my credit card, he kindly said no. I insisted, as he had no idea what a lifesaver he was to me. Again, he said no. I can't thank Ross enough for his kind and generous support in getting this ol' gal back on her bike. Be on the look out for Ross and two other Velofix vans around the lakes area, plus as a bonus they also make house calls!

    I first heard about Velofix when my bike was in accident Ave I needed repairs and searched online…read morebut I think at that time they were not doing bike repairs so I took my bike to Erik's Bike Shop in Richfield. My bike was repair where I could ride again but it was not the same as before accident. As the weather is starting to be nice out, I took my bike down to ride and the brakes were not very tight and the gears were not shifting smoothly as before. I did a search for bike tune ups near me and Velofix came up on the search again. I was going to take my bike to Nokomis Bike shop but after my husband went to check it out, they have an undetermined time frame of when the bike would be worked on so I decided to schedule an appt with Velofix. Luckily, they had one opening left for Thursday May 20. Prices were comparable to Nokomis Bike Shop for a basic tune up. It was great because Velofix came to my house and worked on the bike right in their mobile van and was done in an hour. Brant was friendly and good to work with. I did my check in and got a surprised check in offer for a free cooling towel with any service but I didn't save the offer and so I'm not able to pull it up again. I told Brant that and he was surprised of the offer and didn't have any cooling towels available. Overall, I would recommend Velofix because of the convenience, pricing and friendly staff.

    Twin Cities Harley Davidson

    Twin Cities Harley Davidson

    (29 reviews)

    had them pick up my bike bought a BCM from twin city had a wiring harness put in not by them…read more days later i get a call from the the tech we have no power to the bike well did you check the fuses he calls back battery fuse was blown and it keeps blowing the bikes a wiring night mare they asked what i wanted to do gave them 2 hr limit $150 an hour to get things looked at they sent the bike back i got the BCM and the ECM flashed with there parts got it running then they took there parts out i had to go pay the bill they delivered it back to me not running there not mechanics there parts replaces the new bikes break down unreliable to much technology sensors you cant fix them on the side of the road anymore some one has to follow in a truck the bike has to go to the shop hook up to a computer. why do they have free pick up and delivery if you send your bike to the shop for repair you should be able to ride it out of there

    Sent an email to Twin Cities Harley Davidson Lakeville (TCHD) last week. Not sure if they received…read moreit but they haven't responded. Following is a condensed version of the email I sent detailing the negative experience with their parts manager. First the background information: Had a slow external gas leak coming from the check valve quick disconnect fuel tank & fuel line fitting on my Street Glide. Called TCHD Parts Dept to inquire about parts to repair the leak. Parts person advised this is a common issue & they had a "check valve rebuild kit" for ~$20. Went to TCHD & got the rebuild kit. Parts guy said it should fix it. It did not fix the leak. Here's the repair procedure: Drain gas tank, remove both lower & upper O-Rings in check valve housing on gas tank. Clean any remaining old O-Ring debris. Lubricate new O-Rings & be very careful installing so as not to damage them. Refill gas tank & if no leaks, then cycle the fuel pump & confirm no leaks under pressure. If no leak at this point, then re-couple fuel line to the tank check valve assembly & cycle the fuel pump. If no leak, then issue is fixed. If still leaking, then search YouTube for correct size O-Ring. Researched online, found forums & YouTube video saying the Fuel Tool kit's lower O-Ring isn't always thick enough to seal that connection. Went back to TCHD Lakeville & took the Fuel Tool check valve rebuild kit I'd purchased the day before. Explained the issue to the parts guys. One parts guy said he'd heard of using a different O-Ring (Harley part #11273) to fix the issue. The YouTube video said the same. This is where it gets good: I asked the parts guy if he could "comp" me the O-Ring (11273) since the Fuel Tool kit I bought from them did not fix the issue. Said he had to get the parts manager. The parts manager came out & I had to explain this to him, twice! Parts manager didn't understand the repair or how the tank's check valve assembly works. He said "how do I know the new O-Ring didn't get damaged" during installation. Explained I took great care installing them. In fact, I brought the very O-Ring they sold me that didn't fix the leak. He could have looked at it & would have clearly seen the O-Ring was undamaged & in perfect condition, after I'd installed it AND removed it. He remained persistent that I "could" have damaged the O-Ring. Offered to show him the YouTube video referenced above but he didn't want to. Then he said something like he didn't see a reason to "argue" over a $2.00 part. Annoyed I paid for the O-Ring & stated that I agreed it WAS silly to "argue" over a $2 part. It was clear he was NOT going to give me the O-Ring. I left TCHD & thought to myself, I'm never going back there. The parts manager was right when he said it is not worth arguing over a $2.00 item, the only thing he missed is that was a terrible business decision on behalf of TCHD. BTW, the Harley O-Ring part #11273 did not fix the leak either. Went to local parts store & bought the O-Ring kit shown in the YouTube video, installed that O-Ring & it fixed the leak! The parts manager did not represent TCHD well at all in his interaction with me. He also completely missed, I never asked for a refund or to return the Fuel Tool rebuild kit, that did NOT fix the issue, even though it was recommended by their parts guy. I simply asked for a free $2 O-Ring that also did NOT fix the problem. TCHD parts people should have known that only 1 O-Ring was needed, especially since this is a "common issue" & they stock lots of these rebuild kits. Parts person should have asked if it leaked when the fuel line & tank check valve were decoupled, then they'd know only 1 O-Ring was needed. TCHD doesn't even have the correct O-Ring to fix the problem! I spent $20.49 for something I didn't need, plus $2.15 for a new O-Ring that did NOT fix the leak. Terrible experience with the arrogant parts manager who essentially accused me of damaging the O-Ring during installation. Plus, TCHD never responded to the email I sent them a week ago...that really topped it all off...not a good way to retain Customers.

    Sick Bagger Company - motorcyclerepair - Updated May 2026

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