Connecticut Motorcycle Dealer - TSI Harley-Davidson, Buell, Ellington, CT

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TSI Dyno Tuning Specials. Baseline Runs. Call Steve In Service. 860-875-6663

T.S.I. Harley-Davidson Service Department
Steve Norton - Service Manager

Welcome to T.S.I. Harley-Davidson and Buell Service Department. We are experts in the maintenance and repairs of all Harley-Davidson® models and engine families including Shovel Heads.

TSI Value Service

The winner of the first Saturday Service Show. Brad Keune and his 1977 Harley-Davidson FLH King of the Highway. John Edwards stands to Brad's right. Stop by on the third Saturday in June for the next Saturday Service Show. Winner gets his choice of a free Dyno Run or Oil Change. Free entry. Open to all year, makes and models.

T.S.I. Harley-Davidson has a tire deal that can not be beat.
Buy any new Harley-Davidson Dunlop tire and we will mount, balance and install it on your bike for FREE. Tubes, rim strips and weights are additional. Ride in and ride out on new, safe rubber. Call Steve or Kevin today to set up an appointment. 860-875-6663

Ben Gonzalez shows off his new wide whitewalls on his 2010 FLHTCUTG.

Certified Master Technician Ryan Ward gets ready to test ride a Softail equipped with a new Seeger Cycles front end kit. Long chopper look with cutting the frame.

Some work with the Parts & Accessories catalog and a lathe got these Fat Boy Lo solid rims installed on Gary Jarzabek's Crossbones Springer.
Dark custom vibe with black rims.
Looks like it was a factory option.
T.S.I can also put the power of a Screamin' Eagle 110 cubic inch Stage 1 kit into your Harley. Call for a quote and see if you can get your machine to join our 100 Horsepower Club.

T.S.I. Service Department is hosting a Bike Show on the third Saturday of each month. Judging starts at 12 pm Noon and wraps up at 2 pm. Winner, judged by the service department, gets his choice of a Dyno Run or an Oil & Filter Change. Open to ANY make or model. Free entry. You got a nice ride? Bring it.

The crew listens to some loud music testing out John Prado's saddlebag lid mounted 6X9" amplified speakers for his Ipod. The Road King sounded great.