Welcome to Fix My Hog, your one-stop shop for all things Harley maintenance.
Since 2004, we’ve been producing high-quality instructional videos covering everything from Harley-Davidson maintenance, repair, service, and performance upgrades, to just about anything else you might want to know about your hog.The short version? We teach you how to keep your ride looking and running its best with your own two hands.
For the last 20 years, our mission has been to help you get the most out of your passion for the Harley-Davidson lifestyle. With step-by-step videos taught by our professional technicians, you can get your hands dirty with maintenance tutorials that have been broken down into easy-to-follow lessons.
We don’t want anything to keep you from that unbeatable feeling only true Harley riders will know—the legendary rumble, the wind against your face, and every thrilling curve the road ahead throws you next. With our expert instruction, you’ll find the skills and the knowledge you need to keep that feeling going as far as your ride will take you.
Our dedication to the Harley lifestyle has led us to produce nearly 1,000 videos to date. With lessons that cover everything from your 1936 Knuckleheads through today’s Milwaukee Eight, you’ll find the instruction you need on nearly 90 years’ worth of incredible machinery. No matter what you ride, with Fix My Hog you can keep it maintained and running like the day it rolled off the line.
Join our seasoned pros in the garage as they walk you through your factory maintenance checklist and show you how to perform each task point by point.
Meet the Fix My Hog Family
The man that never said “No” with a heart of Gold! Bob LaRosa!
You know that really smart guy that doesn’t say much? That’s Mark DiPietro. He’s a dear friend and one of the smartest guys I know. He’s been wrenching forever and can fix anything mechanical. He’s repaired machines at major manufacturing plants and worked with Bob LaRosa at their shop for many years. He’s now the top tech at a local independent shop and works with us daily reviewing videos, writing descriptions, articles and answering technical questions. All this without saying much. P.S. If you search FMH long enough you will find a video, Mark’s video, on Detailing Your Hog.
We welcome Mike Roen to Fix My Hog. Mike has been turning wrenches since an early age. He is an accomplished motorcycle racer, technician and has owned his own shop for over 15 years. He turns wrenches on Harleys everyday and has agreed to share his experiences with us. Watch an interview with Mike here.
He wrenches, plays in a band, graduated welding school, started his own fabrication shop, Fifth Street Customs, and still finds time to ride. Nate Beck will be stopping by from time to time to update us on riding apparel, local rides and cool stuff.
Kevin “Teach” Baas has a love for old motorcycles and the adventures his life has had because of them. Kevin joins FMH to share his knowledge on Knucklehead, Panhead, and Shovelhead era Harley-Davidsons. Here at FMH we want to expand our wrenching skills everyday and in turn bring you into the shops of those that have a passion for what they do. Kevin Baas is that person, he is passionate about these vintage motorcycles and we are happy he is sharing his know how with us. Learn More about Kevin at Vintage Bike Addiction and the awesome metal work he and his wife, Amy, create at Baas Metal Craft.
Steve Knoble is the owner of Knoble Moto and their focus is on programs for the DIY motorcyclist. Those who want to learn more about repairing and maintaining their motorcycle. He offers several classes through his partnership with Skidmark Garage. We are excited Steve joined us when it was hard for us to get out and shoot content at our partner shops. He provides us a great over the shoulder view of Harley how-to. Make sure to watch Nate Beck’s interview with Steve here. If you are in the Cleveland area and want to take some classes with Steve stop by his site Knoble Moto.
Tommy Creal has been fabricating, repairing and building motorcycles since the ripe age of 16, and was formally trained at the American Motorcycle Institute and in metal fabrication and welding at various schools. Tom leaped into the industry after developing Chopper College, a 3-day boot camp school geared towards hobbyists, professionals and mechanics. During his venture with Chopper College, he joined Allstate Insurance as their spokesman for motorcycle insurance and took to the road with his custom motorcycles. He taught classes at over 40 tour stops in just two years. After sharing his talents coast to coast for ten years, Tom opened another shop to build custom handcrafted motorcycles. Tom’s clients include our former Vice President Joe Biden, the Minnesota Wild, and Fortune 50 Companies.
Watch Interview with Tommy Here