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Rondell Young, affectionately known as “Cheese” wanted a new hobby and decided it was time to give motorcycles a try. He saw a high demand for rebuilding bikes, service and repairs. The decision was made in November 2010 to make motorcycles a full time job. Imagine the fun! Rondell left his prior work as a Service Manager, and much to the dismay of his friends and family, Young’s Cycle Performance Harley and Imports was born. The next year would be spent bootstrapping Young’s Cycle Performance to a point where it could afford employees. Agreements were negotiated with various insurance companies to perform repairs, service, towingand selling of parts. The first two years at Young’s Cycle Performance passed and he had realized the steady growth, additional employees, and how much fun it was to work on bikes. Young’s Cycle Performance continues to service all types of bikes. Our service includes pre-purchase inspections, rollback service to the shop for larger jobs, carb cleaning, tune ups, oil changes, valve adjustment, brake service, accessory installation, custom metal or composite body work, engine rebuilds, suspension tuning, complete restorations or conversions. See our service page for more services that we offer. We are not the cheapest, but we strive to be the fastest and the most flexible so that you don’t have to put your responsibilities on hold to handle a problem with your motorcycle. In 2013, we offered Situational Awareness Sessions with our friend and Air Force Motorcycle Trainer, Ross Seaborn. It was a great kick off to the season, making all of our customers more aware of Spring road conditions and how to ensure they keep their rubber on the road. Young’s Cycle Performance is also happy to provide riding instructions to our customers. We have since lost Ross, but his legacy lives on though Young’s Cycle Performance. Young’s Cycle Performance used to be the lone retail business on our block of Walters Court. Upon Cheese marrying his wife, Kimberly Young, and returning from their honeymoon he was faced with a reality. Walters Court was full to the brim with used parts, motorcycles and employees. The decision was made to move to a new building. So, this year, September 2014 we changed our site and we moved to 1451 West Texas Street in Fairfield. Every year we grow and we thank our customers for all their support as we continue to keep their bikes FOREVER YOUNG!