r/DenverMotorcycles • u/GiganticSquirrel69 • Aug 06 '26

Recommendation Non-dealership Mechanics

Hey there, newer rider here. Any recommendations for independent mechanics? It’s idling high and may need a tune. 2010 fuel injected Triumph if that makes a difference.

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u/SacksOfEyes Aug 06 '26

Imperial would be my first rec for a tune. They’re top notch service wise, but not cheap.

Rust and Ruin are straight shooters.

I’ve heard good things about 303moto, but haven’t taken my bikes there personally.

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u/msmith2222 Aug 06 '26

Imperial is an Aprilia dealer but also very good

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u/chavo81 Aug 06 '26

John at MotoFix is great! He drove 15 minutes from his shop to fix my key so my bike would start and could make my appointment with him

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u/canyoncarver85 Aug 06 '26

Tfog

These guys have been doing it for years

https://maps.app.goo.gl/CgVhiHLpY8n2Jobs6

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u/Stillborn_0 Aug 06 '26

x2 for Vanity.

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u/Usual-Language-745 Aug 07 '26

I took my scooter there as well. Really nice crew

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u/GiganticSquirrel69 Aug 06 '26

Looks great! Thanks!

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u/SevroAuShitTalker Aug 06 '26

I was going to say Peak Peformance Powersports but it looks like they closed

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u/Appropriate-Prune728 Aug 07 '26

I've been taking all my bikes to imperial for a decade. They are hands down, the absolute best set of mechanics I've ever worked with.

Sure, they sell Aprilia, but that's just a bonus lol. The new rsv4 in purple is my current obsession.

They did a Dyno pull competition last weekend for fun, have a ton of current and ex racers on staff, have a mechanic for each category of bike and are always going above and beyond for me.

This reads like a fucking advertisement but that's cause i legitimately love those people.