Low Tide Motors

My happy place. Went from riding to wrenching ( out of necessity .. I ride a Triumph ) and this shop and the LT community helped me through the dark days of stripped bolts and stuck brake pistons.. it’s got a full shop, 3 hydraulic lifts drill press, lathe, media blaster and some other things that scare me. best thing I ever did parking up here.

If you are looking for a place to, not only store your moto, but fix/modify, or even BUILD a bike..this is the place! Ive been a member here for just over 2 years now and have been fully satisfied with my experience. From the other members to the founders; everyone has been really nice and pleasant and accommodating. I really like this garage. I feel at home here. Thank you, Low Tide, for everything you have and will provide to the motorcycling community of NYC. Y’all rock!!

Best community Garage in Brooklyn! The garage its self is clean, well lit, well stocked with every tool you could possibly need (including funky British sizes) and if you need anything specific the guys are more then happy to invest in more tools. The deck, grill and fire pit in the yard is open to all members and makes for a nice place to just hang out when your not working in the garage. The members are the best part everyone is super nice, welcoming and helpful without being pretentious. The range of bikes is really cool and I've learned so much about all different facets of motorcycling from building custom bikes, vintage BSA's, to riding Motorcross, Supermoto, Enduro, and road racing. The garage also hosts events through the year which is a great way to meet people in the community. S

Not because I’m a member- this shop rocks and is the best community motorcycle shop I’ve ever been a part of. I run a tour guide company called Dapper Tours in NYc using sidecars to give off the beaten path tours of New York and we store our sidecars at Low tide Motors. Perfect location with a lot of space, the nicest members you could ever meet, and the dudes sincerely care about making the best possible surroundings and activities for their members- from high end tool access, to making a shop that has all these tools more alive by bringing in flowers and hanging gardens, to really having a framework to work in which we all need yet allowing each member to be ourselves still. If you’re looking for a shop to store and work on your bikes as well as a moto community- first and last stop is L

I've been a member here for a couple months and it's been a great experience. I am restoring and slightly modifying a 1976 CB360T. There is definitely a sense of community here. Everyone is super friendly and many are willing to help. This is my first time having access to a lift and it's been very satisfying. We have any tool you will ever need and a lathe and mill as well. I can't imagine a better environment to store and or restore your motorcycle.