DENVER MOTORCYCLE SHOP

PROUDLY SERVING DENVER, CO SINCE 1970

OLD SCHOOL BIKE SHOP

We are an old school bike shop – Harley Davidsons, Choppers and other motorcycles have been our passion for over 50 years. Arlin focuses on providing motorcycle parts to his customers at an affordable prices, with a vast knowledge based in motorcycle parts and repairs.

We also carry a wide variety of gear and accessories made to fit your biker lifestyle from exclusive 2 Wheelers apparel, hats, ladies and kids apparel, vintage motorcycle collectables, parts, and much more. We also have inventory on hand to fix your bike or can have it ordered between 3 to 5 days. Looking for a specific part? Just ask! We have parts for your custom builds.

Stop by today to see our Biker “Candy” Store – proudly servicing the community as a top Denver Motorcycle Shop since 1970.

Thanks for your support since Day One – we couldn’t do it without you!

– Arlin Fatland

EST. 1970 IN DENVER, COLORADO

Founded in 1970, 2 Wheelers Motorcycle Shop has been a North Denver landmark since Choppers and bikers weren’t even a thing. When 2 Wheelers opened in the 70’s, it was a different scene. Bikers and chopper culture weren’t accepted as a counter-culture trend like it is today and the neighborhood didn’t exactly embrace Arlin Fatland and his crew.

In those days, the shop closed on Sunday and Monday to make sure the clan had time to ride. But Arlin kept his focus on producing and testing the next big build against that mile-high asphalt at 90 mph, and soon manning the shop and building bikes professionally became a full-time gig.

Whenever you visit our shop in Denver, you’ll also meet Arlin’s core crew – Mechanic Dave John, and Operations Donna Fatland.

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CELEBRATING 56 YEARS IN BUSINESS

2 Wheelers MC is the dream of motorcycle lover and builder Arlin Fatland – part mad scientist, part eccentric artist and 100% motorcycle lover. Known by many as the “Biker Candy Store,” 2 Wheelers has provided quality parts, motorcycle apparel and accessories to the biker community since day one.

2 Wheelers, Denver Motorcycle Shop is your one stop shop for motorcycle bike parts (new and vintage), collectables, and gear.

We promise you will find something you need, or didn’t know you needed when you stop by!

Check out this video about the history of 2 Wheelers MC.

WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING

What more could a motorcycle enthusiast ask for than a sweet MC shop in the neighborhood? Not much.

This is not your typical motorcycle shop, definitely not like a dealership. These guys are the real deal. This is a bikers “candy store”. They carry all the cool parts that the major places don’t and they can order anything you want. They also have a full service shop.
They specialize in everything and make some of the sickest custom bikes in town. The owners are very friendly and will chat you up while you’re looking around. If you have a question, they’ll have an answer. Support the local guys.

Larren M., Denver, CO

Arlin and his wife always make you feel so welcome when you come in! These are people that genuinely want to help you with whatever they can whether they have it in their shop or to order it for you!

Cierra C., Arvada, CO

Finally found a real deal shop. Decades worth of parts hanging from every inch of the place but more importantly more then half a century of knowledge and experience. Support this shop because they are a dying breed.

Bruce M., Lafayette CO

The only REAL motorcycle shop in Denver. They have been a North Denver staple since 1970. It doesnt get any better than Arlin, Al, Donna, Steve and Dave. All knowledgeable, friendly and just all around awesome. Parts, accessories, clothing, service. Best of the best.

Paul S., Broomfield, CO

This is as good as it gets. A genuine local/ American owned and operated Motorcycle store and custom shop. The owners were very friendly and genuine and the place oozed biker. There was a vast array of items too look at. This place is the real deal and if you need a part or some sick threads this place is it; and if you’re looking for info on bike runs this is the place to get the 411! Support localism.

Tony M., Denver, CO