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Motorbike servicing - Victorious


drunkmonk74

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Hi


I'm new to motorbike's and recently passed my unrestricted license (Jul-19) and bought my first "big" bike, a Suzuki GSF650 Bandit.


Being new to bikes I had no idea where to get her serviced or looked at. On the recommendation of my instructor, I paid a visit to Victorious on Tyrell Rd.


It is owned and run by a gentleman named Julio. He is from Brazil, and according to my instructor "was born on a bike"! (How could I say no, if my instructor trusted Victorious with his bike's that was good enough for me). What I wasn't prepared for was the quality of the service.


I've just come back from having her fully serviced by Victorious. My Bandit was treated to a "Brazilian full service". This meant they stripped her down, cleaned and lubricated all the areas you can never get to at home, and then carried out the full service. All for a shockingly reasonable price (so reasonable I asked Julio to add ?30 to the bill).


They worked on her till 11pm for me and then I collected her. Scratches I'd caused are gone too. She is gleaming. But the best thing is how buttery smooth she now feels to ride.


I will not let anyone touch her in future.


If you are looking for an honest, reliable, amazing service, all for a price that's not going to break the bank, give Julio and his team a call. They will amaze you.


Details:


Unit 1 Tyrrell Business Trade

4a-4c Tyrrell Rd

London

SE22 9NA

0208 693 6484


Cannot rate highly enough.

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