CYCLE HOUSE
Are you looking for a great shop for service, repairs, performance upgrades, powder coating, dyno tuning and even vapor blasting? Then you need to go see Jerry Pesek, owner of Cycle House Performance, conveniently located in Crestwood, MO Near highway 270, HWY 44, and HWY 55. Jerry has been in the motorcycle industry for a little over 45 years. He takes pride in every project that he does and all of his work is done in house. Having so many years of experience, he truly knows what he’s doing.
Jerry has always liked being his own boss and owning his own business. Aspiring to be a true entrepreneur, he was only 22 years old when he started his first business: MPC, Motorcycle Performance Center, located in Florissant Mo. That’s when he really figured out he liked working for himself.
Being the boss comes with a lot more freedom, but what most people don’t understand is the headache and responsibility that also comes with that title. It’s definitely not an easy job. A lot of people have tried it and failed. But not Jerry, MPC was there for 14 years; which is pretty amazing for your first business.
Jerry ended up having to close down the shop forcing him to work for other people. But that didn’t last too long, he didn’t like not being in charge. In 2010 he found the location in Crestwood where he wanted to open a new performance shop, Cycle House Performance. That was a great location for him because it was close to a lot of major highways and got a lot of traffic. So he decided to open up a new shop. What makes Cycle House Performance stand out from a lot of other repair shop is the capability of working on a wide variety of motorcycles, anything from sport bikes to the v-twin’s. Specializing is Dyno Turning, they have the ability to properly diagnosis any issues or ailments your bike may be experiencing. On top of Jerry employing some of the best technicians in the business, he has a Race Tech Certified Technician on staff for any suspension work you might need. One of his main goals is to get the customer back on their bikes happier than they were when they dropped it off. Once you go there and talk to him
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