Spring is here…are you ready to ride?  If your motorcycle has been sitting since last season, it’s time to blow off the dust and get going! Spring services starts at $135.  Call our service department for an appointment to get your motorcycle ready to ride.  

We have just the right accessory to make your travel or weekend riding all you want it to be.  Cameras, luggage, jackets, helmets, tank bags, rain gear, covers…you name it and we can get it!  Wheel and tire packages available.  Stop by and see us for all your motorcycle needs.

Max Speed Cycles is owned and operated by enthusiasts. Simply put, we ride! We are the Triad’s fastest-growing retailer of motorcycle parts, accessories, and apparel for your Sportbike, Streetbike, Cruiser, Motocross, Off-Road Motorcycle and ATV.  Whether you’re cruising through town, going road-racing, heading to the MX track, or drag racing at Farmington we have what you’re looking for.

We are located in Kernersville, NC and are easily reached from High Point, Greensboro, Burlington, Winston-Salem, and are conveniently accessible to the Charlotte and Raleigh/Durham areas.

Willie Penn's Suzuki M109R

Our knowledgeable and experienced service department offers a full range of services from oil changes to engine rebuilds and tune ups to full dyno tuned performance packages.  Let our retail staff show you the latest in protective gear and casual wear.

We have OEM replacement parts for Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha so we can get you the right part for your vehicle. If you need parts, accessories, riding gear or casual wear we are your source. If you don’t see what you want or if you just don’t know, let us know – we’ll be glad to help.

Best service in the Triad. Highly recommended for sportbike tuning jobs that no one else will tackle. Jim really knows his game and has a passion for making good bikes great. Fees have always been reasonable and on open projects, usually less than I expected. Wendy also knows her stuff and can handle all but the most technical tweaky questions. Great folks.
Henry Dorn