Yes. Most metric motorcycles don't hold the value like a Harley-Davidson. It's not uncommon for us to repair a $30,000 motorcycle. And a lot of metric motorcycles have an aluminum cantilever frame with a brushed aluminum finish that can't be duplicated or pulled more than 3MM before the structural integrity comes in question. I have pulled and/or measured other non-Harley motorcycles in the past, but not many. Harleys tend to hold their value and people want to hold on to them after they make it their own with their own personalized upgrades, and there are lots of them on the road.
Do you only do Harleys?
Yes. Most metric motorcycles don't hold the value like a Harley-Davidson. It's not uncommon for us to repair a $30,000 motorcycle. And a lot of metric motorcycles have an aluminum cantilever frame with a brushed aluminum finish that can't be duplicated or pulled more than 3MM before the structural integrity comes in question. I have pulled and/or measured other non-Harley motorcycles in the past, but not many. Harleys tend to hold their value and people want to hold on to them after they make it their own with their own personalized upgrades, and there are lots of them on the road.