Tune performance, inspire freedom—one bike at a time.
Job Overview
From weekend cruisers to racing bikes, Motorcycle Mechanics bring passion and precision to every repair and build. This role blends mechanical skill with personal expression—crafting rides that are as safe as they are exhilarating.
Demand Outlook
Steady demand in dealerships, repair shops, and custom bike builders, with growth in electric models and niche enthusiasts.
Essential Skills
- Reading
- Writing
- Problem solving
Education Summary
- High school diploma
- Nova Scotia Community College – Motorcycle and Power Products Repair
Regulatory Body
Typical Tasks & Duties
- Diagnose and repair engines, brakes, suspensions, and electrical systems
- Calibrate fuel-injected, EFI, or electric drivetrain systems
- Perform safety inspections and servicing
- Build custom bikes, upgrade performance parts
- Test rides and fine-tune for optimal performance
Job Requirements & Regulations
- Valid driver’s license
- Safety-conscious and detail-oriented
- The only pathway to Red Seal certification in Nova Scotia is to challenge the Red Seal Certification Exam as a trade qualifier.
Knowledge, Skills & Experience
- Deep understanding of control systems and tuning methods
- Comfortable with high-torque mechanical systems
- Ability to interpret manufacturer manuals and technical bulletins
Programs Offered
Future Trends & Industry Impacts
Electric motorcycles and digital dashboards are changing the ride. You’ll tune battery packs, configure mobile-linked displays, and adapts solutions for quieter, greener performance machines.