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Brazos Customs & Service Center

4.0 (4 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Motorcycle repair

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This is the best shop around. Bill ,and Lisa very knowledgeable. I won't take my bikes anywhere else

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Top Dead Center Performance

Top Dead Center Performance

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(3 reviews)

I had taken my bike to a Houston HD dealer and had them tune it 3 times. They could not get it…read moretuned right. The team at TDC did an excellent job. Bike runs better than ever!

A DISAPPOINTING EXPERIENCE…read more Based on the prior good reviews and advice from personal acquaintances, I had planned to have TDC do some performance upgrades for me. My original scope was fairly minor, but in the course of discussions with the owners, I decided to increase the amount of work done on my motorcycle, performing more serious engine upgrades: e.g. spending more money at their shop. I don't build Harley engines for a living, but I do know about engines and performance, so I had stopped by the shop a few times to discuss my plans and consulted a few times by e-mail to get opinions on different options so I could determine the exact parts to be installed and the work to be done. I wasn't even too concerned about the cost at this point, as I prefer to determine what I want done and then add up what it will cost. I already know that such a project will be expensive, and I had an idea of where it was going, so I wasn't limiting the expense to get what I wanted. However, my experience with TDC shows that they work in the opposite manner; tell them how much money you have to spend and they will tell you what they can do for you.... Well, apparently, I ask too many questions, as they ultimately, and rudely, told me they didn't want my business......coincidentally just as I had made my final decisions on what parts and work I wanted to have done. I was always pleasant and professional in my queries... I'm an amiable guy. I just wanted to assure that I was making the correct decisions. I'm pretty sure I would have been spending about $8000 in their shop, but they don't want me as a customer. So, I guess I'll find somebody who doesn't mind answering a few questions to get my business. The irony is, now I have my performance work plans all sorted out, and they won't be doing the work. I was really looking forward to having them make my bike awesome....I'm glad they showed their true colors before I gave them any money. Very disappointing. Of course the owners don't appreciate an honest review and will try to deflect my comments by placing fault with the customer who was looking forward to spending money at their shop... All I can say is Good Luck in your dealings with them... They didn't seem to appreciate my business nor the fact that I had further questions about options to the scope of the work. Their view seems to be "My way or the highway..." If this is your idea of customer service, go for it.... Even dealerships don't treat customers this badly. The owner says he spent a reasonable amount of time discussing the work. He personally spent maybe 45 minutes total with me. His wife had previously spent about an hour discussing things with me. When I first went in the shop, I had only planned to install camshafts, a few other parts I already had, and a dyno tune. After speaking with Rossanna, I decided to go much further and install a big bore kit and possibly more. On my second visit, I had questions about details that Josh could best answer and he showed me what work could be done to the heads, we discussed throttle bodies, the intended RPM range and other details. After this visit I intended to do much more work than I'd originally planned, and since it can take an hour or more for me to drive to TDC's shop, I submitted some follow-up questions via e-mail. At this point I was 90% certain of what I wanted to do, but I had a question about a camshaft other than the one that comes with the S&S kit. This is where his patience apparently ended. I simply asked for his opinion on an option, and suddenly I was on his bad side. I actually contacted S&S to get some info on their product and they helped me quickly resolve my dilemma. I was literally preparing to head out to the shop and start ordering parts and put down what money was required when Josh responded and said he wouldn't help me further. Maybe he'd had a rough day or maybe this is SOP... I can't say. All I know is that a simple courteous response to my inquiry, and I'd be their customer. Instead of admitting he made an erroneous rush to judgement, he would rather call me unreasonable, which I'm not. When I decide to spend money on something, I do it with no regrets. Every word I've written here is 100% the truth.

Brazos Customs & Service Center - motorcyclerepair - Updated July 2026

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