BA MOTO Motorcycle Club

Fellow BA race team member Jeff Coté came by for some well needed love on his 2012 Triumph Scrambler. This time around we got him with a brand new chain and sprocket kit and we’ll need to address some other issues soon. But no matter what we’ll keep him on the road. Always a pleasure to help!

Darryl just picked up this 2018 Triumph Bonneville T120 with only 500 miles on it. Well it came in for a British Customs X-Pipe install for its first of many upgrades. Nice meeting ya boss and thanks for the support!!

More upgrades on Adam’s 2009 Triumph Scrambler - This time around we helped him out with Galfer rotors, Motone rear caliper relocation, Mika handlebars, and a set of Oury grips. This bike has changed so much in less than a year! Thanks for the support!

We wrapped up Andrew’s 2019 Triumph Street Twin with a few nice upgrades. This time around, we ceramic coated the exhaust, upgraded with a Motone X-Pipe, matte black paint job, and installed a BC tail light kit. Looking sharp!

Check out Ryan’s 2019 Triumph Speed Twin with his new British Customs GP exhaust and cat delete. These bikes are impressive out of the box but when you do this upgrade it is a whole other animal! And also rocking his Butterscotch T-shirt representing local LBC businesses!

Dorothy showing off her T120 we murdered out and rocking our new BA Moto Racing T’s now available in white (she cropped hers for style) :) Available on our site XS-XXXL. Thanks for the support!

It’s been a pleasure dialing in Paul’s 2016 Triumph Scrambler over the years. This time around we finished off his 12k service, bobbed his rear fender, installed Galfer rotors, and drank some Miller Lite’s. Thank you for your support!!

Bella is one happy new Triumph owner! He picked up this 2015 Triumph Bonneville with under a 1000 miles on it. Brought it in for it’s service and already a few upgrades. Thanks for the support!

We helped spruce up Francis 2018 Triumph Bobber today with a X-Pipe install. If you haven’t had this done on your water cooled motor, then you’re missing out. Next up some Galfer rotors! ;) Thanks for the continued support!

Nice seeing the bikes we have privilege working on out there getting miles ridden on. Hope all of you have a great Sunday! Pic by @joebeckleyphoto

DanKai brought down to us his Scrambler for some loving and boy did it need it. Major service, new chain/ sprocket kit, and even caught a rear sprocket bearing about to go. It is all now dialed in and ready for the road. Check out their custom sissy bars they make for Triumphs too if ya didn’t already know! @dankaicustoms Thanks for the continued support!

1965 Triumph Bonneville T120SR - This bike came in with the ‘never ran right’ issues. Well after a lot of fine tuning, this bike runs the way it looks, amazing! It is also for sale. DM us for inquires and thank you for the support

Nick has been coming to us for a long time now and had consistently kept his bike serviced with us and upgrading his bike. This time around we tuned his carbs after installing these freshly ceramic coated D&D full system exhaust. Nice catching up bud!

Back in action - Split this girls frame 7 months ago racing LACR. Well after a lot of work, help from friends and other shops, she’s back ready to race. Super excited to get back out there and have some fun racing with my friends! Thanks to all that helped me @wrench82 @_crazymike_ ... @moores_cycle_center @pinheadfab @calcycledesign @hudnerd See more

Took the long way in today. Sometimes it’s just the way to start your day!

2018 Triumph Speedmaster in for some work. This time we installed a Motone X-Pipe to wake her up a little and she definitely goes now. Thanks for the support!

California is locking down pretty good at the moment but we’re still kicking and working to get your bikes out! Here’s a 79 T140 we’ve been dialing it in to make it a reliable street bike again. Thanks for the continued support :)

Family First - Stephen had his brother Kenny fly in from Nashville to do a tour of southern and central California. Of course they’re going to do it on motorcycles! Well before they hit the road, we did a one over service on his Street Cup before the journey. Thanks for the support and have a great trip!

2010 Triumph Scrambler in for its major service, tuned, and ready for the road. I have a feeling these bikes with the full system Arrow exhausts will be collectors choice in the future. A true modern classic and just fun to ride.

Simplicity - Little jobs or big, we do them all. We have a big week ahead with some builds, some performance upgrades, and some race bikes. We haven’t been posting as much cause we’re trying to get them all done! Thanks for the continued support.

One week away on October 4, we’re racing! If you can’t tell we’re excited for the next one at Glen Helen for American Retrocross. All bikes modern and vintage are welcomed. BA Moto pits will have cold beverages, but we highly recommend you bring snacks if you’re watching. Sign-ups end at 8:45 sharp and racing is from 10-12:30 for you spectators. Packed up by 1! Pic by @lostandenjoy

Keeping them on the road - Cory had a worn out rotor and was time to be replaced. We knocked that out and gave her a little clean up due to all the ash we’ve been experiencing from the fires. 2020 has been a rough one for all but the support we have received at the shop has been amazing! So thank you

I bet this bike could tell some stories Newest bike to the family is this 1961 Triumph TR5R. It has tons of patina and period race parts on it. Good candidate for racing again in its near future.

Getting the fleet ready for the American Retrocross race coming up October 4th at Glen Helen. This Triumph TR5MX will be one of many vintage singles and twins on the line. Come and watch! Thanks for the continued support!

We’ve had a fun time dialing in this 1959 Triumph custom TR6 built by Thompson’s Cycle. It’s cleaner in person and sounds like a beast! Nothing beats a nice running pre unit! Thanks for the continued support!

Heading into our work week like - It’s always nice seeing the bikes we work on being used the way they should be. Thanks James for the pic and the continued support!