Precision Cycle

Used Precision Cycles for a few years now. Very happy with Dans services, trust my bike to him and that says a lot.

Great service and Dan knows his stuff. He explains everything out and does what's needed. In my case he explained how some of my after market ideas most likely will not work as expected due to my ride being a CVO, which saved me some $$! I'm going back again and recommended him to my friends. Super clean shop! Very knowledgeable on Harleys!

Dan has lots of experience and knowledge for motorcycle repair. Even thought he usually works on Harleys he also proved to be quite the pro with repairing a vintage Triumph. The best!

Complete piece of mind ! I have been using Dan at Precision for a number of years for all my maintenance and storage needs for my Street Glide. I will not go anywhere else . Complete Trust with my Ride with Dan. Highly recommend Precision Cycle to take care of your HD .

If you're looking for a bike mechanic, Dan is the man to go and see. Precision Cycle is an honest no bs shop that provides exceptional work and service at a very fair price.

I’m an experienced motorcycle mechanic and met Dan from word of mouth. Very knowledgeable and enjoy talking with him when I’m there to get tires changed out or picking up some Drag Specialities parts. Happy to know he’s in the area, saves me long trips to the HD dealer and prices are much more reasonable.

I did not get to see how knowledgeable the owner is, since he asked 50$ for balancing a wheel (removed, tire installed, stem changed etc.), so pretty much for 5 min of work. I found out that he is spiteful on people doing their own maintenance - which I did solely not to save money but to gain experience.

Been going to Dan for 20 years. Excellent, honest mechanic. Store my bike there in the winter and it's ready to go in spring with just a phone call. I would recommend him as your HD go to guy.

Precision Cycles is a one-man-home-based shop. Labour is $80/hr. This mechanic is knowledgeable with Harleys. My bike is running well, but my own experience as a whole wasn’t five star. Let me explain.I brought my bike here for the first time last week for a straight-up repair; replace stator and the oils. I was there for the first 30 minutes, where we diagnosed and checked the battery. In that time, he also took a call. 45 minutes later, he sent me a photo of the burnt stator - no other issues. I thought to myself ‘good news, 1.25 hrs in - I’m in good hands and on track.’My research had told me the stator was a 2.5 hr job + oils. The next afternoon, I got the invoice. Five hours labour, $400 - no breakdown. That’s 3.75 hrs or $300 more to install the new stator and do the other two oils. I was surprised and puzzled. Hoping he’d made an error (hot out), I kindly asked him to give me a breakdown. He just said “I rounded it out and did other things - that’s what I do”. He mentioned that my initial phone call was at the back of his mind when filling in the labour. (Weird I thought, even lawyers don’t charge for a consultation call). In any event, he didn’t communicate any details or outline the other things he did, on my invoice. However, he did write down that Harley would have tried selling me a Screaming Eagle part. I found this inaccurate and unnecessary, perhaps to justify for the (excess) labour.At $80/hour, I want to feel confident that my bike is being worked on without interruption. I had to accept what transpired but it didn’t feel right.My bike was last serviced at a HD shop in Kalispell, Montana, while returning home from a 13,000k trip. Some things had broken down. The service manager explained what I needed and how long it would take. I waited and when it was done, there were no surprises.That said, I would use Precision Cycles again but I would feel better waiting until the work is done. And if the owner (Dan) is invested in gaining my confidence, he should find that fair and reasonable, as I would rather write a five-star review.

Dan is extremely knowledgeable, humble, and helpful. All of my interactions with him have been great and I'm happy he's in the area. He recently helped me diagnose and solve a problem with my own bike and I'm so impressed that he didn't try to convince me to bring my bike to him at any point (and he was well within his right to do so), he just helped and asked for nothing in return. He treated me with respect and how I would have treated someone asking me for help. Dan you're a class act, thank you so much.