
How Often Should You Service an ATV in Louisiana?
If you ride an ATV in Louisiana, regular maintenance isn’t something to put off. Between the heat, humidity, mud, water crossings, and dusty trails, your
Old School Moto Inc isn’t a flip. It’s a family business, built deliberately and held in trust for our kids. Beyond the wrench work, we’re documenting the analog trade knowledge of South Louisiana the craftsmen who can still rebuild a carburetor by feel before it disappears. The bikes are the medium. Keeping the knowledge alive is the deeper job.
Most shops won’t work on a 1985 anything. The parts are “obsolete,” the carburetors are “a headache,” and there’s no diagnostic plug to read.
That’s exactly the work we do. Carbureted engines, points and condensers, cable-actuated everything the analog machines a good mechanic can read by hand. If your bike was built before the computer took over, you’re in the right place.
Fluids, tune-ups, carbs, brakes, electrical, the wear items. The honest upkeep that keeps an old bike on the road.
Diagnosis and real fixes on the machines other shops turn away. We tell you what’s wrong, what it costs, and what we’d do if it were ours.
Bringing a tired bike back to something you’re proud to park out front. Mechanical first, cosmetic second, no shortcuts either way.
Sorted, gone-through bikes we’d put our own name behind. When we sell one, you know exactly what you’re getting.

If you ride an ATV in Louisiana, regular maintenance isn’t something to put off. Between the heat, humidity, mud, water crossings, and dusty trails, your

There’s nothing wrong with getting your ATV, side-by-side, UTV, quad, or dirt bike covered in mud. That’s what these machines are built for. The problem

Your side-by-side works hard. Whether you use it for hunting, work around your property, trail riding, or weekend adventures, it takes a beating. Like any
If a job belongs at a dealer, we’ll tell you and point you to the right one. If a repair isn’t worth the money, we’ll say so. We’d rather do a few things right than pretend to do everything.