Motorcycle Service & Repair Shop in Seattle, WA
At Triumph of Seattle, we service all major motorcycle brands — from modern street bikes to vintage classics. Whether you’re here for routine maintenance, a full engine rebuild, or crash repair, our factory-trained techs have over 65 years of combined experience in keeping bikes like yours performing their best.
Here are just a few of the brands we repair. We are proud to serve all motorcycle brands:
Triumph • Royal Enfield • Vespa • Piaggio • Aprilia • BMW • Ducati • Yamaha • Honda • Kawasaki
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Easy Scheduling • Fast Turnaround • OEM & Aftermarket Options
STORE HOURS
- MondayClosed
- Tuesday – Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday Closed
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We’re Here to Help you Keep your Bike in Great Shape!
We’re not just oil change guys. We’re full-on motorcycle mechanics with deep brand knowledge and wrench time under our belts. Whether your ride’s a Triumph Bonneville, a Ducati Monster, or a vintage Honda CB, we’ve got you covered.
Motorcycle repair services include:
Certified Triumph Motorcycle Service in Seattle (Find a Shop Near You!)
As an authorized Triumph motorcycle dealer and service center, we specialize in Triumph motorcycle repair, maintenance, and performance tuning. Whether you ride a Triumph Bonneville, Street Triple, Tiger, or Rocket 3, our factory-trained technicians know these machines inside and out. We use genuine Triumph OEM parts and follow factory procedures to ensure your bike runs like new — whether it needs a scheduled service, warranty repair, or post-crash rebuild. When Seattle riders search for “Triumph motorcycle repair near me,” they trust Triumph of Seattle for expert care and fast turnaround.
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Why Riders Choose Triumph of Seattle
- Factory-Trained Technicians
- 65+ Years Combined Experience
- Work on All Major Motorcycle Brands
- Fast Turnaround & Transparent Quotes
- OEM + Aftermarket Parts Available
- Crash Repair Experts
- Carb Clean & Rebuild Pros
- Vintage Bike Specialists
- Call or Text-Friendly Scheduling
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From full-service overhauls to last-minute fixes, Triumph of Seattle is the go-to motorcycle repair shop trusted by riders across Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.
Frequently Asked Questions About Motorcycle Repair
Motorcycle repair costs can range anywhere from $100 to over $1,000, depending on what needs to be done — whether it’s a basic service or a major repair. For example, an oil change might be on the lower end, while engine work or crash damage can cost significantly more. Prices vary by bike and service, so we always recommend calling or texting us for an accurate estimate before bringing your motorcycle in.
Most professional motorcycle shops charge an hourly rate that falls somewhere between $100 and $150, depending on the job, brand, and location. While these rates can fluctuate, Triumph of Seattle focuses on offering expert service at competitive rates — and we’ll always give you a clear quote before work begins.
A motorcycle can usually sit for 1 to 2 months without major issues, but beyond that, fuel degradation, battery drain, and tire flat spots can start to develop. How long a bike can sit safely depends on how it’s stored and maintained. If your bike has been sitting, it’s best to have it inspected before riding again.
Look for a shop with certified or factory-trained technicians, strong customer reviews, and experience working on your bike’s brand. A good mechanic will communicate clearly, offer realistic timelines, and stand behind their work. At Triumph of Seattle, we’ve built our reputation on doing exactly that.
With proper maintenance, many motorcycles can last well over 50,000 miles — some even reaching 100,000+ miles. That said, life expectancy depends on the make, how the bike is ridden, and how consistently it’s serviced. Following a regular maintenance schedule is key to long-term performance and reliability.
Generally, smaller motorcycles from brands like Honda, Yamaha, or Kawasaki tend to be less expensive to maintain due to their simple design and widely available parts. However, consistent maintenance on any bike — regardless of brand — is what keeps long-term costs down.
A motorcycle mechanic is also known as a motorcycle technician, especially in professional or dealership settings. At Triumph of Seattle, our motorcycle technicians are factory-trained and bring decades of real-world experience to every bike they touch.
