Welcome to Motorcycles Unlimited! We are a full service shop offering parts, service and accessories! Our professional service technicians are here to help you with any repairs you bike may need; from our $49.50 oil change special (most bikes) to major engine, suspension or electrical work, we'll get you back on the road with quality service at a price you can afford! : In the unfortunate event of an accident, we can get you back on the road like it never happened. We work with insurance companies daily and we only use OEM parts, and can reduce or even eliminate your deductible! Suspension:  Feel like your ride lacks something?  Come by and let Bobby set up your suspension.  We are RaceTech certified and Ohlins qualified technicians.  We are also well acquainted with Progressive, Traxxion, and other suspension companies. If you need parts or accessories we carry many major brands in stock, but if we don't have it in we can usually get it in 1-3 days; Brands like Alpinestars, Arai, Bell, Sidi and HJC among others.

Check out our online store to see what we have; and if you need help in making your selection, call or stop in—we're always ready to help! Winter Hours in Effect. Rent now and save 25% off ALL rentals! View Current Hours & Bike Availability Take in the Sights at your Own Pace Experience life on the West Coast by bike “It feels like a place only great explorers should reach” Read MCN's ride report of Western Canada Shoulder Season Bookings Discount 10% off select bookings during out shoulder season A 21 day journey across Canada and the USA Read Tony Gray's Ride Report Your Adventure Starts Here With over 40 motorcycles to choose from...it's up to you Experience the BEST of Canada Motorcycle Tours that will take your breath away The Best Way to Experience Vancouver With over 20 years of experience in providing tours of Canada's best riding for motorcycle enthusiasts from all over the world, we look forward to sharing our expertise with you on a tour that can only be experienced to be believed.

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Cruising the Seawall, touring the city, or visiting any of our numerous parks and beaches aboard one of our high quality Norco hybrid or performance bicycles is a great way to spend the day in one of Canada's best cycling cities.Petrol vs Diesel: what is the real difference? What is wheel alignment (and what does it do)? Brake fluid types explained Five tips for de-icing your car on a frosty morning Sharp's Motorsports is dedicated to providing the best sales and service possible. If you're looking for Honda,i, Polaris and Yamaha you've come to the right place. Stop by our store or call us at 806.373.3051. Adventure is around every corner. Be prepared to face it head-on with a huge assortment of premium machines designed to take you the distance over any terrain, and on the water! Look to us for all your riding fun. recreational vehicles is designed to accommodate everyone from the farmer, rancher, or outdoorsman, to the weekend warrior and avid sports rider.

Choose from the best Scooters, Side by Sides, Used Snowmobiles and UTVs available! Our friendly, knowledgeable staff, quick, dependable service department, and affordable prices all come together to make your shopping experience one you’ll remember. And you'll be sure to find what you’re looking for, with names like Aprilia, Chaparral Boats, Ducati, Ski Doo, Suzuki and Yamaha all in stock. Call or stop by today - you’ll be glad you did.Suzuki Canada Inc. will end its 30-year run of selling vehicles in Canada next year, the final withdrawal of Suzuki Motor Corp. from markets it once thought so important that it manufactured vehicles here.The trigger for Suzuki’s move out of Canada – although it will still sell motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles and marine products – was the U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by its sister company, American Suzuki Motor Corp., last November. Suzuki will join Pontiac, Saturn, Hummer, Mercury, Plymouth and Daewoo on the list of brands that have disappeared from new-car lots in recent years.

Its demise is likely to give a modest boost to other Asian manufacturers such as Hyundai and Toyota.It is all but impossible for auto makers to sell vehicles only in Canada because this market represents only 10 per cent of U.S. sales and is simply not large enough for global auto makers to sustain operations on a go-it-alone basis.The revenue from selling about 5,500 vehicles, as Suzuki did in Canada last year, do not come close to covering the costs of designing and developing vehicles for a market this size, along with meeting regulatory requirements that are different than those of the company’s other large markets such as Japan and India.It was only a matter of time after the American Suzuki filing that the company would halt sales in Canada, industry analysts and officials said Tuesday.“This was expected,” said Dennis DesRosiers, president of DesRosiers Automotive Consultants.The auto maker will sell vehicles through the 2014 model year, it said in a statement Tuesday.Japan-based Suzuki Motor and its Canadian unit have been assessing conditions in the Canadian market since November.“

After reviewing the long-term viability of automotive production for Canada, [Suzuki Canada] concluded that it was no longer feasible for it to produce automobiles for distribution and sale in the Canadian market,” the company said.The company’s sales in Canada hit a peak in 1989, the same year the Cami Automotive Inc. assembly plant opened in Ingersoll, Ont., as a joint venture between Suzuki and General Motors of Canada Ltd.Sales fluctuated after that, but never came close to the 15,000 level again. Suzuki halted production of its vehicles at the plant in 2009 and sold its stake in the facility to GM later that year.Sales hit 5,458 last year, but fell 30 per cent in the first two months of 2013 – to 534 from 760 in the first two months of 2012.“Suzuki sales have been slowing down for the past few years,” said Glen Alizadeh, who owns Suzuki of Brampton, in Brampton, Ont., one of 55 dealerships in Canada.“Suzuki is a strong company worldwide,” Mr. Alizadeh said, but “their share in North America was so small that they weren’t making money in North America so they made a business decision.”