Not every visitor who rolls into Hill City Warriors shows up on two wheels with a big V-twin. Sometimes it's a little 50cc TaoTao scooter, and sometimes the story behind it is what makes the day special.

There’s something special about seeing an old friend roll back into the shop, especially when he trusts you to help get his bike back on the road.

Some friends come by to work on their bikes, some come by to hang out, and some do both. Today, our old friend Jacob brought his Harley-Davidson Night Train back to Hill City Warriors for a much-needed fluid change. Always great having Jacob in the shop, catching up and keeping that Night Train on the road. BUT HOLD ON, JACOB... WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT THOSE TIRES!! Seriously, brother, YOU NEED TIRES! We know you've got a few new responsibilities at home now, but keeping that b

Sometimes a motorcycle brings someone through the door, but the friendship is what keeps them coming back.

David rolled into the shop with a tire that needed changing. Now, you might think, “No problem. Motorcycle shop. Tire change. Easy.” Well... about that....

We had a new visitor roll into Hill City Warriors, and Vaughn brought along his 2013 Harley-Davidson Fat Bob for a little handlebar transformation.

What looked like a straightforward headlight swap turned into a lesson in patience, creativity, and the fine art of asking, “Who designed this thing?”

Every once in a while, somebody rolls into Hill City Warriors and brings more than just a motorcycle with them. They bring a whole truckload of memories.

Not every day at Hill City Warriors is packed with motorcycles rolling through the door, and that's okay. The slower days are when we sharpen the axe.

Recently, we had a 2005 Triumph America roll into the shop needing some attention. The first order of business was replacing the brake pads and making sure everything was in good working order. But the Triumph had another little surprise waiting for us.

Every now and then, someone rolls through the doors of Hill City Warriors looking for a little help with their motorcycle and ends up leaving as something more than just a customer. They become part of the growing circle of friends that makes this place what it is.

Open highways, long curves, and the low rumble of a V-twin beneath the saddle. For Harley-Davidson cruiser riders, few things on this earth come close to that feeling. But there is a catch that every long-distance rider runs into sooner or later. Stock cruisers are built for style and short city runs, not back-to-back days on the highway. After a few hours, the hard seat digs in, the wind blast hammers the chest, the arms and wrists start to ache, and the lack of real storage

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