Truett & Osborn Cycle

I've been attending these races since 1993 always fun and great time

I bought my first Harley Here when I was serving in the Air Force in 1973! It was a 1940EL Knucklehead, with a 74" Top End and 61" EL flywheels. Jockey Lid & Foot Clutch. Straight leg rigid frame and Chrome Extended Tube Fnt End, stock rake. The Putt had NO suspension, King/Queen seat, tall T-Bars and a high Sissy Bar., lotsa chrome! ...man did that beautiful skinny chopper shine! Bonnie & Paul sure did a great build! Rode it all over the base and Wichita. Only helmet I ever wore was a plastic construction helmet turned a4ound backwards with an eagle I put on top! 😆 Chased tornados on it as well! Rode It back to Ohio once... What an adventure!

Cj was great, very professional and also gave great advice on what I was working on when I came up for parts. Old school bike shop and they have a returning customer for life. Better than any harley shop I've ever been to. 😎👍👌

EDIT: for as much money (several thousand) we've given this place the owner (old guy) should not be a prick, if you go try to avoid him as he is super arrogant with a trashy shop. As of now my entire family will not use them again and all my biker buds. I don't think he even knows how to work on bikes. He didn't even understand what a clutch lever is if that gives you an idea. Thanks for one of the employees helping me free of charge because how the owner acted. Didn't catch his name but thank you. They normally have all the parts your looking for. The only negative things I would say is the parking lot is rough and not easy to park in and the shop could be a little more professional looking, other then that great customer service and great work.

I can remember going in here as a little girl with my Daddy. I found out this place opened the same year I was born. Perhaps this is why I feel close to home while in the shop.(?) Either way, I feel a little closer to my dad when u am in the shop. (He passed in 2010) The guys are very knowledgeable, helpful and just cool dudes to hang out with. The shop itself is a museum of gorgeous machines. Ask anything about the bikes on display and they can tell you a plethora of stories! Well worth a visit even if you aren't that into bikes. You just might have a change of heart. FYI they sell bikes as well!