Oregon Shop Recommendations.

[idiocracy]

Ive been in Oregon a couple years now and am thoroughly disappointed with my local stealership. Dont think they could tune a guitar properly. Done a few mods lately that require more than just guess work on tune ECU. So if anyone has a recommendation send it my way. Im in the Eugene area but make it up to Portland quite often. Thanks!

[crashmasterd]

Take it to Cascade Moto Classics in Beaverton.

Used to be the best Triumph dealership in North America.

Unfortunately they've recently picked up a real tool for a service manager. I've had nothing but good experiences from them since 1996, but Dirty Sanchez recently had some real problems with some warranty work on his wife's Thunderturd.

Latus Harley-Davidson in Portland has just acquired a Triumph dealership, but I wouldn't send my worst enemy or even 2doggs to those assholes. I've known too many people to be screwed over by them. Portland Motorcycle was the same way, but they're out of business completely.

[Subaruzi]

so what crash is saying is - you better learn to wrenchon your bike, bruh

[Subaruzi]

We are super helpful around here.

Let is know when you are up in pdx and maybe we can meet up for ride.

[idiocracy]

Know how to wrench just need to get er on a dyno and start tuning! Thanks for the input fellas. I have also heard good things about Cascade. Do you guys go to the TRAP Monthly Breakfasts?

[crashmasterd]

I used to on occasion, but I haven't been in a long time. It's probably a two hour ride for me to get there days and none of it a fun ride.

It also happens to be on the day of the month where I shoot plates.

[Subaruzi]

Let me know about the dyno. I am thinking of maybe getting a custom tune v. Using the ones others have made

[Subaruzi]

EDR Performance - Portland Motorcycle Service

This is where I was thinking

[idiocracy]

Id never heard good or bad about EDR but have seen their logo on a few bikes out and about.

Tell ya what though their models look the business!

[Subaruzi]

PNWriders.com seem to use them. I would check out that site for tuning suggestions.