Frame & Hardware
Powder Coating
Frames, swingarms, brackets, engine covers and triple trees — refinished properly while the bike is apart.
Frame coating is a rebuild job. The right moment is when the bike is already stripped — during a restoration, an engine-out repair, or a custom build. Doing it then costs a fraction of doing it later, because the labour of taking the bike apart is already spent.
What we coat
- Frames and subframes
- Swingarms
- Triple trees and yokes
- Engine covers and cases
- Brackets, hangers, guards and fasteners
- Foot controls and levers
Why powder and not paint here
These are the parts that live closest to the road and take the most direct abuse — stone chips, salt spray, boot scuffs, tool slips during a rebuild. Powder’s thicker, continuous film handles all of that far better than a wet-sprayed coat on the same component.
Restorations
On an older bike, a coated frame is what makes the difference between a tidy machine and one that genuinely looks restored. Bring us the bare parts and we’ll handle the rest — or bring the whole bike and we’ll strip it, coat it and put it back together.
Back to powder coating for everything else we handle in this part of the shop.
