Roland Cook
Monroe,North Carolina
Summary
Motorcycle Repairer with strong background completing work to exceed customer expectations. Expert with wide knowledge of various manufacturers, models and parts. Known for completing quality work quickly to return motorcycles to owners in line with quoted requirements and timeframes. Experienced and dependable general worker with a proven track record of efficiently completing tasks in various settings. Skilled in manual labor, equipment operation, and maintaining a clean and organized workspace. Safety-conscious with a strong work ethic and the ability to adapt to different environments. Ready to contribute to a dynamic team and make a positive impact.
Overview
24
24
years of professional experience
Work History
Motorcycle Mechanic
Ironhorse Motorcycles
Monroe, North Carolina
10.2000 - Current
- Performed diagnosis and troubleshooting of motorcycle systems, components, and accessories.
- Repaired, maintained, or replaced parts on motorcycles using hand tools and power tools.
- Inspected and tested motorcycles to determine necessary repairs.
- Adjusted carburetors, valves, brakes, wheels, headlights, clutches, chains and belts and other components as needed.
- Replaced defective components such as spark plugs or brake pads.
- Installed new engines or transmissions into existing frames.
- Cleaned and lubricated parts to maintain optimal performance levels.
- Operated a lift to access higher areas of the motorcycle for repair work.
- Assisted with customizing motorcycles by installing aftermarket parts or accessories.
- Explained repair procedures to customers in an understandable manner.
- Provided estimates for labor costs associated with motorcycle repairs.
- Adhered to all safety guidelines while working on motorcycles.
- Maintained a clean and organized work area.
- Ordered replacement parts when needed.
- Tested repaired vehicles for proper performance before returning them to customers.
- Retrieved diagnostic codes from onboard computers using specialized scanning equipment.
- Reviewed owner's manuals for maintenance schedules and service intervals.
- Installed new tires and wheels to repair flats, damage or wear.
- Replaced brake pads and brake systems, allowing riders to stop quickly and safely.
- Identified fluid leaks from engine oil, gear oil, coolant and fuel to determine root cause and repair.
- Lubricated or replaced damaged and malfunctioning cables.
- Completed regular maintenance tasks such as air filter and oil changes to keep customers' motorcycles running smoothly.
- Restored major systems in motorcycles and similar vehicles from cooling systems to fuel systems.
- Determined parts needed for specific jobs and placed parts orders.
- Changed headlamps, turn signals and other lights to maintain vehicle visibility and proper signaling.
- Evaluated frame for cracks or stress fractures and repaired by welding.
- Inspected and changed out electrical system wiring.
- Checked throttle operation and corrected issues with free movement or routing.
- Assessed tire pressure and added or removed air to keep tire PSI within ideal measurements.
- Switched out batteries on motorcycles, mopeds and similar vehicles.
- Tested rear and front shocks to determine and carry out suspension system repairs.
- Dismantled and reassembled engines, carburetors, generators and other systems to restore pieces.
- Employed hand tools, presses and power tools to repair or replace defective parts.
- Examined internal components and vehicle frames to assess and convey nature and extent of motorcycle malfunction or damage.
- Repaired and replaced accessory components such as mufflers, headlights and horns to achieve desired customer looks.
- Communicated with customers to develop basic understanding of vehicle malfunctions and defects.
- Analyzed technical documents and manufacturer instructions to accurately repair and adjust motorcycle components, including brakes, drive chains and transmissions.
- Took measurements of generator output, ignition timing and other performance indicators by connecting vehicles to test panels and running diagnostic tests.
Education
Lacrosse High School
La Crosse, IN02-1982
Skills
- Power Tools Operation
- Brake System Maintenance
- Wheel Alignment
- Vehicle Inspection
- Fuel Injection Systems
- Parts Inventory Management
- Quality Control
- Tire mounting
- Electrical Troubleshooting
- Task Prioritization
Timeline
Motorcycle Mechanic
Ironhorse Motorcycles
10.2000 - Current
Lacrosse High School
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