Gee Armstrong recommends Alba Racing…read more We use Alba parts and products for the Win in our Sand Drag Racing program for our YXZ Turbo. Like their shimless valve train system that eliminated valve issues we had racing at max rpm's. And you won't find more friendly or professional people than these guys behind the counter or on the phone. Alba for the W

These guys are so awesome. They know what they're doing when it comes to proper setup. Doesn't…read morematter if your riding sand, dirt or mud. ECU pros. Awesome custom setups, dyno equipment and they know how to use it. Great customer service and they're willing to work with you to find the right solution. Thanks guys!

Called in for a quote to get my motorcycle fairings ain't it because it had some scratches but Brad…read moreadvised me to just get new ones as the cost would be relatively the same. Definitely appreciated the honesty vs trying to sell me. Will definitely be coming here in the future when I need a paint job

Brad at Speedzone Paint + Bodyworks is a magician amazing work, fair price, and finished when…read morepromised. We are river ready.

What an amazing first experience with Adriano! No doubt this is the start of a very long and…read morefruitful relationship between this customer and this great company. Great service provided and super honest. Adriano is one of the best I've ever come across in the business. What a great breath of fresh air, being able to come up above blue sea-level where everyone else is just crowing the Red Sea. Adriano stands out above the rest! Thank you, @Dridox Mobile! Done and Done!!! Full day project, but Adriano didn't even hesitate! He got the job done! New levers, new light indicators, new plugs, primary and engine oil change, full exhaust, big air cleaner, ecm install, chopped rear fender and license plate relocation! Whew!

TWO WHEELS UP AND RUNNING (5 stars)…read more Mobile service to the rescue! I've called around and this one seemed the best and most responsive. There are simple jobs to be done for easy money but finding people willing to do it is the challenge! I am lucky Dridox provided mobile service and came to my home to take of services I need... call service ($75) battery replacement ($65 + $29 for battery) and oil change ($85) , maybe tank flush if it didn't start up after the battery replacement. This is what I get for letting my two wheels sit idle in the garage during the winter months collecting dust. I reached out, got a quote, and scheduled the service with Adriano. I had intentions to do this all myself but didn't have all the tools and would like to see it done first before taking a hand at it... also eager to ride and want these services done ASAP! Adriano arrived early/on time, charged my battery and tested it (def needed a new one), replaced my battery, hooked up my charger device (recently bought it and didn't know it's needed for maintenance), it started so I didn't need a tank flush, but went ahead with an oil change since I was overdue. I did tell Adriano I been nearby g to do this on my own so he did show me how-to and what tools and what to look for or be careful of, which I super appreciate his professionalism and expertise. My little two wheels was probably a cake walk to what he is use to servicing. Within the hour all was done. If bigger jobs need to be done such as engine rebuild - they do that too and can rack your two wheels to their shop. The business accepts credit cards, Venmo, and Zelle. The motorcycle shop that usually serviced my two-wheels for years stopped providing service and only to Surrons going forward... they gain some but lost a lot of the only tailor to only a specific kind. My choices were 1) Do the services myself 2) Tow it to Fun Bike Center and get it serviced 3) Fine a mobile service to do it. With the impatience of not riding and budget considered, mobile service was best especially when watching and learning to (maybe) do it in the future yourself. For any future assistance with my two wheel maintenance, I'll be giving them a call. I highly recommend their services.

I really like finding owner/operators like Konstantin. Sounds cliche but when you own a business…read moreand interact directly with the customer and provide them a service, you're much more likely to care about what you're doing. I needed a front fork seal rebuild on my bike. I'd gone by a big local place up in Kearny Mesa (won't name) and dude was dismissive, like 'ah yeah a couple hours to pull the forks, a couple hours to rebuild...but we're a month out to get you in'. Acted like he didn't want my business and wouldn't even provide a number 'uh yeah like $130/hour times 4 hours, and yeah parts too'. Gel haired, flat brimmed, frosted tip 50 year old goofball. SD moto did a 24 hour turnaround. Yep, actually less than 24 hours. They preemptively got the parts (he paid for them) dropped bike off Friday, picked up Saturday. Beyond happy. I have a valve clearance coming up in a few thousand miles and I'll coming here. Also he's from Bulgaria , not Russia. Good guy! Edit Bulgaria NOT Belarus haha. Sorry!

I was having my 2006 Kawasaki Zx10R serviced by a cycle shop closer to my area for years called…read more(motozone) on el cajon blvd but one day the main mechanic there named Roger told me my bike was too old for them to work on so I then stopped going there & I woiuld not recommend them to anyone. I then came across SD moto repair & found brother constantine. He is a 1 man worker but he does work at a fair price, & does it a good time frame & i have been taking my ZX10R to him for some years now for oil changes, tire changes, brake & master cylinder work, front & rear sprocket & chain replacement etcc.. he was even able to find me a replacement fairing for my Zx10R which are hard to find now because of my bikes age & he helped me today (9/13/25) properly fit a green rear seat cowl on my ZX10R that I bought on Ebay that is seen in this photo. I would reccomend him to any rider that needs their cycle serviced for fair pricing, good work & good turn around time. He also doesn't tell his customers "your cycle is too old" as the motozone mechanic told me years ago.

Called to re spring my dirt bike. Seemed very annoyed with going over what kind of springs they can…read moreget me. Goes from saying he can get a lot of stuff to well it depends on what's available and does not know what he can get me. Wanted me to just drop my bike off knowing I don't live close by. He clearly showed me that he did not want to go over anything with me. This shop isn't customer friendly. So if you are someone that has questions and wants to go over what they recommend or what they can get, don't even bother. They hate working with you and don't care about making sure you are happy with what they recommend and what they can get. A lot of dirt bike shops are like this so if anyone recommends friendly shops with better customer service please let me know. These guys are too busy to talk to you. They want you to just drop your bike off and let them do what they want to your bike. Once I started sensing how annoyed he was that I wanted to know what kind of springs he can get me and what he recommends for my type of riding and riding weight, he hung up on me.

These guys are POC! Could have fixed this problem myself but just didn't have the time to help my…read morebro before a big weekend... to get my bros motorcycle fixed before going out of town so we screwed up and put our trust in these guys. When calling around for who would have the best services, Not only did they say they would have it done before then, but these guys ended up keeping my bros bike for a few months after making up excuses and saying they don't do Nibbi carbs so the original carb and intake got dropped off; and then out of nowhere we get a call saying the bike is "ready for pick up" and it's in the SAME EXACT condition as when It was dropped it off! Can you believe that?! These guys didn't even touch the bike! Dirt still in the carb, Nibbi still on there and they all of a sudden lost the very unique intake we dropped off with the OG CARB and they said it wasn't there. Scammed us for the bros hard earned money, didn't even touch the bike, and even STOLE parts from the bike!!!! Beyond deliberately wicked scammer activities going on here! Holding the bike hostage making us pay a gang of money for not even touching it?!?! I know GOD will Handle it but I absolutely had to at least leave a review! It's not right I don't want to see anybody else get screwed over like that!

I have used Powder 1 quit a few times and have never been disappointed. Great people with great…read moreethics. I highly recommend Powder 1.

The best! Our family…read morehas always trusted powder one for our sandblasting and powdercoating needs. Everything that they do is top notch.

Amazing service, worth every penny spent . This place offers that experience that has been lost in…read moremodern times . If you want to buy something, ask for Smitty.

Carlos was amazing and my horn will blow you out of the way now!...everyone was so nice and…read morehelpful, Sonia got me the hookup on in all the stuff I needed. Eric, Rulas and Carlos got me in the road again, my husband's Harley stuff and my Honda Rebel is ROCKING & Riding again!

Great old school bike shop, has knowledge and parts for just about any bike. Good value and…read morefriendly service.

I was in OB this weekend riding around and I got a flat rear tire on my ebike. Called them and…read morethey said they didn't have my tube size. Luckily I had a spare tube, but unluckily I didn't have my 18mm wrench to remove the rear wheel. They said they could do it, and I dropped the bike off. They closed in two hours and said it would be done by 5. Walked by about an hour later (no call), and the bike was in the store and done. Go inside and no one was in the store, but I heard someone in the back. After a few minutes we looked in the back and asked if the bike was done. It was, and it was $20 for the fix. I was happy with that! Started riding out of OB, and by the time we hit Morena area, something felt off. Looked down and the tire looked soft. Within 5 more minutes it was dead flat. Had to call for a ride all the way back home. Today I looked at the tire closely with a flashlight and saw that they never removed the tiny piece of metal in the tire that caused the flat. Took the wheel off and put pressure in the tube, only to find the leak was on the inner (rim side) of the tube. Nothing sharp on the rim, so they must have messed up on the install. Why replace a tube and not inspect the tire? And a bike shop that installs a tube wrong that causes a flat? Gave this place 2 stars just for the fact that I'm only out $20