ASE Master Certified. 16 years fixing motocross and trail bikes — and an avid rider himself, so your bike
gets built to hold up to real riding, not just look good in the garage.
ASE Master Certified. 16 years fixing motocross and trail bikes — and an avid rider himself, so your bike
gets built to hold up to real riding, not just look good in the garage.
Written estimate before anything's touched. No guessing, no dealership runaround.
Written estimate before anything's touched. No guessing, no dealership runaround.
Stevens Garage is an independent dirt bike repair shop in Englewood, CO, serving riders across the Denver Metro area. Whether you race motocross on weekends, ride trails after work, or just need your bike running right for the next trip to the track, Zac Stevens has the tools and the experience to find the real problem and fix it — not just swap parts and hope.
The shop works on Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, KTM, Husqvarna, and GasGas — two-strokes and four-strokes both. From a bike that won't start to a suspension that feels off to an engine that's down on power, the process is the same: diagnose it, write the estimate, get your approval, and do the work right the first time.
Fork and shock rebuilds, revalving, and sag setup for how you actually ride.
Piston, rings, and bearing replacement on two-strokes and four-strokes.
Cleaning, rebuilding, jetting, and EFI tuning.
CDI units, stators, wiring harness repair, no-spark diagnosis.
Pad and rotor replacement, line bleeding, master cylinder rebuilds.
Chain and sprocket replacement, clutch service, gearbox repair.
Full tech check before a race or a long trail day — catch small problems before they strand you.
Graphics kits, exhaust systems, handlebars, and plastics.
Yes. Two-strokes and four-strokes need different know-how — different top-end wear patterns, different jetting, different rebuild intervals — and Stevens Garage in Englewood works on both. Whether you're running an old two-stroke YZ or a modern four-stroke KTM, the same careful process applies.
Call or text a photo and a quick description of the problem to 720-643-7628 and you'll get a straight answer on what it'll take to fix it.
Suspension wears out even when nothing looks broken. The oil inside the forks and shock breaks down, seals wear, and the ride gets harsher and less predictable long before anything fails outright. Riders who race or ride hard should have suspension serviced more often than weekend trail riders — [NEEDS SOURCING — confirm Zac's recommended service interval before publishing].
If your bike feels harsh, blows through the stroke too fast, or just doesn't feel like it did when it was new, that's usually a sign it's time. Bring it in and Zac will tell you straight whether it needs a rebuild or just a re-valve for how you ride.
You talk directly to the shop doing the work — not a call center, not a big-box parts counter guessing at your problem. Zac Stevens is ASE Master Certified with 16 years of experience, and he treats a dirt bike with the same care as a $75,000 custom bagger.
Dirt bikes aren't just business here — riding is a family passion. Zac is an avid dirt bike rider himself and a stunt rider, so he knows exactly what a bike needs to hold up to real riding, not just look good sitting in the garage.
If your bike has been sitting because another shop couldn't get parts or couldn't figure out what's wrong, bring it here. Stevens Garage gets riders back on the trail or the track, not stuck waiting.
Call, text a photo, or submit the form to get a quick reply.
We respond within 15 minutes during shop hours.
No spam, no call center. Your message goes straight to the shop.
Zac reads your message.
You get a call or text back with next steps.
You get a written estimate before anything is touched.
Want results like this on your dirt bike?
Know the cost before anything is touched. Call, text a photo, or fill out the form and Zac will tell you straight what it'll take to get your bike back on the trail.
We respond within 15 minutes during shop hours.