Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! While preference is given to Veterans & First Responders who need repairs, the shop is open to the public. Everyone is welcome.

No. There is no charge to use our workspace, lifts, or tools. Riders simply provide the parts and fluids needed for their own motorcycle.

No, we have volunteers that we need to coordinate with to provide services if you are unable to repair your own bike.  If you're a mechanic and you want to volunteer, please contact us!

Absolutely. Our volunteers and experienced riders are often available to share knowledge and guidance. While we aren't a traditional motorcycle repair shop, we're always happy to help you learn and work on your own bike. No, we have volunteers that we need to coordinate with to provide services if you are unable to repair your own bike.  If you're a mechanic and you want to volunteer, please contact us!

All bikes are welcomed, both metric and standard; from cruisers to street bikes.

No. We provide the workspace, motorcycle lifts, and a wide variety of tools. You only need to bring the parts and fluids required for your motorcycle.

Absolutely. Hill City Warriors is a place to learn. Our community enjoys sharing knowledge and helping fellow riders become more confident working on their motorcycles. 

Hill City Warriors is not a full-service motorcycle repair shop. Instead, we provide the tools, workspace, and support so riders can perform their own maintenance and repairs while learning new skills. 

Yes! Hill City Warriors accepts donations of quality tools, equipment, and other items that help support our mission. Contact us before dropping off larger donations. 

Hill City Warriors is a nonprofit organization. Our mission is to remove financial barriers that keep Veterans, First Responders, and other riders from maintaining their motorcycles while building a stronger community through shared knowledge and camaraderie. The shop is supported through donations, volunteers, sponsorships, and purchases from our Gear & Goods store. 

Donations are used to support the ongoing operation of the shop, including rent for the building space, tools and equipment, and necessary improvements that help keep the space safe, functional, and accessible.  All of our partners and leadership serve on a volunteer basis; no one receives a paycheck. 

There are several ways you can help:

1. Donate towards our monetary goals

2. Donate time and/or expertise to help with repairs and maintenance

3. Donate tools that are in good working order

4. Donate services from your company