
★★★★☆★4.7 on Google from 10+ reviews
STINKWHEELS is a motorcycle workshop in Noak Hill, Romford, Essex, offering mechanical work from servicing and running faults through to full engine rebuilds, restorations (including two stroke bikes), dyno power testing and carburation setup, and new and used parts.
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STINKWHEELS is a motorcycle workshop in Noak Hill, Romford, Essex, offering mechanical work from servicing and running faults through to full engine rebuilds, restorations (including two stroke bikes), dyno power testing and carburation setup, and new and used parts.
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Based in London, STINKWHEELS works across the city and about 15 km around it.
Stinkwheels handles motorcycle mechanical work, covering servicing, running problems and full engine rebuilds, carried out by qualified staff.
Yes, Stinkwheels restores motorcycles and specialises in two stroke restorations. Work can cover a full restoration or only part of a project.
Yes, Stinkwheels has a dyno that measures brake horsepower output and can help improve power. Stinkwheels also uses its dyno to set up carburation on two stroke engines.
Yes, Stinkwheels supplies new and used parts and gives advice on them. Some parts are listed for sale in its eBay shop, and you can call to ask about a specific part.
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