Schwab's HD Motorcycle Repair and Performance LLC

10/16/2026

Officially as of today, Schwab's Garage is now a dealer of Sputhe Dyna stabilizing systems. :)

10/14/2026

Thing of beauty. Fully overhauled primary chain case.

Can't beat Evolution Industries components. Baker is always top notch as well. First time installing this Baker Compensator but they are well reviewed and the folks at Evolution spoke very highly of it so I'm confident this setup will function well and should be good for many miles to come.

Time to finish up, fire up, and go for a test ride. :)

10/05/2026

As of today, Schwab's Garage is official dealer of Baker Drivetrain components!

09/26/2026

Time for a Feuling OE+ hydraulic conversion with Reaper 525 cams.

Big chunks located, no metal damage found, bearings are intact, oil pump looked pretty good, oil was clean... Should be good to convert and get many more miles outta this engine.

09/23/2026

Not my statement but I support it. :)

"I really tried to refrain from posting this, but if you buy your motorcycle tire off the Internet, have the Internet change it for you. While they’re at it, they could check your brakes and make sure there’s no safety concerns that you need to know about. "

As always, my prices are better than most and if it can be purchased from a reputable source at a better price, I'll usually price match.

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09/19/2026

I know I've bi***ed about this before but I've got a good example to share as to why I feel so strongly about the topic.

Don't buy s**t off eBay or Amazon when it comes to parts for your ride. BUY THEM FROM ME! Ok, I kid, you don't have to buy them from me but please, make sure you're buying from a trusted source. And yes, you do have to buy from me if you're having me do the work, that policy is still in place.

One of these rotors was purchased off eBay, advertised as a Galfer brake rotor with the legit Galfer part numbers referenced in the eBay advertisement. The other is a genuine Galfer rotor purchased through my wholesaler. If you haven't caught on yet, one is not a genuine Galfer part and that would be the one purchased off eBay. Looking at the side by side image, aside from engraving being black vs white, it's pretty hard to tell the difference unless you've read up on them and know the exact engraving, part numbers, fonts, etc...

You'll see the video of the non-genuine failing rotor. Rotor has had some slop in it for some time now but has gotten progressively worse. I've been messaging and on the phone with Galfer to see if the failure would be covered under any type of warranty and although they were great to work with and really wanted to help out, considering the rotor was proven to be a fraudulent "Galfer" rotor, they of course could not help out.

So, to save $50 buying off of eBay, now is a loss of over $600 having to replace the set of rotors with genuine, high quality rotors. Not only does the loss of $ suck ass but being cheaply made, had the floating buttons started popping off while on the road, who knows how bad it could've gotten...

I'll shut up but with so much, no quality controlled, China made s**t out there, ya gotta be careful. Could be life or death and even if not that serious, it'll cost ya more in the end as I believe I would've gotten a replacement part for free had it been legit.

Have a great weekend. Be safe!

09/11/2026

One of the greatest highlights of my job here, is that I get to meet some cool, kind, good people. Another highlight is it gives me the opportunity to see/stay in contact some old friends too. Life is good.

Don't get me wrong, I gotta deal with some f'n as****es too but they're few and far between. Nice thing there is I can tell them to have a nice life and find someone else to be a dick to. 😁

08/26/2026

Please schedule an appointment before just stopping by the shop.

This request applies to EVERYONE, whether you're stopping by to shoot the s**t, to maybe discuss an upcoming project, or attempting to pressure me to get your bike done because you wanna ride tomorrow... BTW, I want your bike done and outta here asap. I'd be much happier knowing you're out riding than waiting on your ride. But, every minute I'm disrupted by folks stopping by the shop, calling, texting looking for updates, etc... is time being taken away from keeping the bikes moving and getting yours done. I generally tell my customers "I will keep ya posted" meaning, if there's a status update, you will hear from me. I assure you, your ride is not just sitting here. If there's additional findings while working on your bike or if I'm waiting on part delivery and have an idea when she'll be complete, you will hear from me.

I'll quit my bitch'n, sorry, rant over. This kinda stuff is just incredibly time consuming and can really hurt the flow here, especially being just a one man shop (yes, hiring someone has been on my mind, maybe next year). I hope ya understand.

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07/14/2026

EDIT: This one Trike alone made the $ and time invested on the winch work, well worth it. Pulled it straight up, tied her down, and hit the road. Very little effort which is much appreciated in the current tropical conditions!

Been thinking about doing this for a while now.

Remote winch setup. No more push'n dead bikes up onto the trailer. This will come in handy, especially with the dead trike that's scheduled to be picked up this week. :)

07/05/2026

6 Speed Sunday!

Got some nice slingshot ammo outta the deal. :)