Eurogeek Motorsport

I didn’t have a chance to get any work done here as I was just passing through for an afternoon and they were too busy to fit me in. They were extremely helpful with recommending another shop in Scottsdale where I did end up getting my service. On top of this they gave me a great recommendation for a detour off the highway north of Flagstaff which made my trip much more enjoyable.

We were very lucky to discover this WONDERFUL shop when we broke down in AZ on a road trip. We were on our Moto Guzzi, when we broke down in the middle of nowhere on the Navajo Nation. We had no idea where to get towed to, and everyone who looked at the bike (including the tow truck driver) said something to the effect of «I haven’t seen one of those in a long time,» and «don’t know where you’ll find parts for that». After some searching on the tow to Flag, we were referred to this shop. Ross and Angela agreed to stay late, to wait for our tow truck, then gave us a ride to a nearby hotel. They worked hard to get the job done quickly, and charged us a very fair price. The shop was immaculate, and full of great machines. When we’d drop by to check the progress of our repair, they fed us great coffee, and offered great conversation. They were able to track down a hard-​to-​find part quickly, and had us back on the road in 36 hours. Additionally, the shop is in a great location, and couldn’t have been a better place to break down. If we lived in Flag, this would deffinately be our shop.
PS This shop is now called Mountain Motorrad, not Eurogeek.

Well I also cannot believe there are not more reviews. I needed some maintenance work done on my BMW motorcycle and usually I do it all myself, but after talking with Angela, I could not help but bring my bike over to have it serviced. Talk about friendly down to earth people, they are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. They treat you like a true friend immediately. Shoot at this point they probably hate it when I come over now because I want to hang out and talk forever. The work was done very well, very fairly priced and done very quickly. Get on over to Eurogeek… you will also wonder what took you so long to find them!!!

I can’t believe I’m the first person to review this place. I’m on a 7k mile trip from San Francisco to New York City and back. Stopped in Flagstaff for the night to see the Grand Canyon. In the morning I realized I needed a new rear tire and my chain probably needed tightening too. I looked for local Ducati shops in Flagstaff on Unilocal but found none. I ended up getting set up with a new tire at Northland motorsports where the nice tech Weasel told me my chain is crazy loose but he didn’t know how to tighten it in a Duc (he cleaned and oiled it though which was nice of him.).
Lucky for me he knew of Curtis at Eurogeek Motorsport. They didn’t answer the phone when he called but I went ahead and drove the 4 miles there in hopes I didn’t have to drive 2 hours south to Phoenix for a Ducati tech (and on a Saturday). Sure enough he was there installing fog lights on a BMW. He saw my bike right after and we talked while he worked on my bike. The chain was pretty much at its end of life and was so loose he was going to remove some links but I asked him to go ahead and replace the whole thing.
During our talk I found that he also rides a Duc which is great. He also replaced a missing bolt and did a complete check of my bike.
What I like best about Curtis is that he explains everything he’s doing and tells you what you should look out for on your bike. He teaches you as he fixes. I don’t think in five years of getting work done on bikes have I ever met a tech I liked and trusted more.