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Our New Email Look should be easier to read and more helpful!

A while ago (a year – more?) we updated our website. Now, we’ve taken it one step further and updated our email look. We’re pretty excited about it and hope you are too! We’ve formatted all the content we usually include to be easier to locate and read. With buttons that go out to our website, we hope you will enjoy reading our newsletter and other emails. We may tweak it a little as we get more feedback on it from you, but in the mean time: open, read, click, enjoy!

I ordered a new trailer for the shop just after Thanksgiving and was hoping to pick it up before the new year.  Well, after many calls to the manufacturer checking up on the progress I finally got the call that it was ready to be picked up.  I was as anxious as a kid on Christmas morning to finally get to go and get my new toy.  ROAD TRIP!  Myself and friend Doug Dillon started our journey to Fitzgerald Georgia Friday the thirteenth, not realizing this till about Chattanooga Tennessee.  I probably would have waited a day . . . okay, maybe not. Read More »

Well as I sit here thinking of the year to come, my mind reflects to my bike and the up-grades and changes I have made this past year.  As many of you know, this can be a big leap of faith changing your ride up and it can be costly.  So this is where I will share my experiences about Chariots of Fire Customs LLC.  It begins back in December of 09;  I had just driven about 1800 miles (nonstop) picking up my new street glide.  I had met Jan and Jim a couple of times, really brief encounters, but thought I’d give them a try.  Well I showed up to unload my bike looking for a ramp and the one I found was not what I was looking for.  It turns out it’s the block wall outside the shop and then Jim decides to go sliding all over the parking lot in the snow to bring the bike in.  So there begins my relationship with the shop.  And it has grown into more than a business relationship, it’s a friendship.  Read More »

Well as I sit here thinking of the year to come, my mind reflects to my bike and the up-grades and changes I have made this past year.  As many of you know, this can be a big leap of faith changing your ride up and it can be costly.  So this is where I will share my experiences about Chariots of Fire Customs LLC.  It begins back in December of 09;  I had just driven about 1800 miles (nonstop) picking up my new street glide.  I had met Jan and Jim a couple of times, really brief encounters, but thought I’d give them a try.  Well I showed up to unload my bike looking for a ramp and the one I found was not what I was looking for.  It turns out it’s the block wall outside the shop and then Jim decides to go sliding all over the parking lot in the snow to bring the bike in.  So there begins my relationship with the shop.  And it has grown into more than a business relationship, it’s a friendship.  That’s one thing that’s great about them whether you are new to the biker life or been riding for years, this shop supplies great service.  I have had all my oil changes and services done there along with a power commander and many other things.  The work has always been done professionally, along with good pricing.  Read More »

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I don’t know about all of you, but December snuck up on me very quickly this year.  I hope everyone enjoyed turkey day.  I know I did!  The year slips by so very fast, make sure to take the time to really appreciate your friends and family and tell them how much they mean to you.   I would like to do the same to you, our motorcycle family.  We truly appreciate your support of Chariots of Fire Customs LLC.  Our doors are open for all your motorcycle needs year round.  Just come in and let us know what we can do for you.

As you are busy hopping from one task to the next, one party to the next, one shopping trip to the next . . . take time to smell the cookies!  Enjoy the look on a child’s face as they open up their presents.  Remember, it’s the little things in life.  Smile, relax, enjoy the season.  I know I will.