Good reasons to come back.
Work on a bike. Follow a race. Ride out together. Or stop by to spend an evening with people who share the interest.
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Friday nights belong to the garage.
Filthy Friday is open to the wider community, with member bikes and projects at the center—including projects from Tool and Social members.
Work through a problem, watch a process or pull up a chair. Beginners and experienced hands share the room. Owners stay involved in their projects; public attendance does not include independent tool use.
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Filthy Friday through the years. Play the 8-second clip with sound.
Stay a little longer.
A proper bar, café, comfortable seating and art on the walls. Watch MotoGP, MotoAmerica and movies on the 130-inch projection screen with a quality sound system, or spend an evening talking bikes.
Music and comedy nights add to the calendar. The workshop and clubhouse are heated and air-conditioned.
The public café opens when staffed, typically on weekends. Look for the sign outside.
Ride with the shop.
Premium, Tool and Social members can join group rides and shop track-day activities. Ride with the crew or come along to watch.
Check each event for registration, riding and spectator requirements, and separate costs.
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Started in Denver. Carried to Brooklyn.
Andrew Raitz developed the original Filthy Friday format. Kevin supplied shop space, tools and mechanical experience, then carried that shared approach to Displaced.
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You don’t need a broken motorcycle to have a reason to stop by.
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Filthy Friday: real work, shared knowledge.
Filthy Friday is the weekly rhythm of the shop: real member bikes and projects, worked through together. Open to members, guests and the broader motorcycle community.
You don’t drop the bike off. You stay with the problem. Members work on their own motorcycles, help with someone else’s project, watch a process, and trade what they know. Beginners and experienced hands share the room; you don’t need a project every time to enjoy the company.
The tradition began in Denver, where Andrew Raitz developed the format and Kevin provided the shop, tools, and mechanical experience, working alongside owners. Kevin carried that spirit to Brooklyn.
Some nights gather around a particular process, such as wheel balancing or a brake-caliper rebuild. Others follow the work members bring in. It’s participation and shared problem-solving, rather than a standing class or a drop-off repair service.
Social and Tool members are part of Filthy Friday, too. You’re welcome to come observe and hang out without bringing a project. Public attendance does not include independent use of workshop tools or equipment. Ask about upcoming nights when you inquire.
A place to stay after the tools go away.
There’s somewhere to go even when the bike is running perfectly. Meet a friend for coffee, bring your laptop, talk through a project, or stay after the tools are put away. The clubhouse brings together a café, gallery space and member lounge. Four mini-split heating and air-conditioning units help keep the space comfortable through the seasons.
We watch MotoGP and MotoAmerica, put on movies and shows, and have music in the evenings. Comedy returns roughly every four to six weeks. In between, there’s room for coffee, conversation, and the people you get to know by coming back.
The café is open to the public when staffed, typically on weekends. Look for the sign outside. A full workshop tour is by appointment.
Choose how you belong.
Premium · $325 · Tool · $150 · Social · $100 · Storage · $200
Monthly prices plus applicable tax. Membership and storage are subject to availability.
Premium membership
$325/month
Your motorcycle, gear and projects have a base here. Premium combines a dedicated indoor motorcycle spot with workshop access and the member lounge.
24/7 member access; retrieve your motorcycle without moving other bikes
Two Handy lifts, stocked member toolbox, tire changer and wheel balancer
Specialty tools available on request, including Neway valve-seat cutters, compression and leak-down testers, and Motion Pro bearing tools
Vapor-blasting equipment for appropriate member projects, heated parts washer, and shop air
Dedicated storage above your motorcycle and power for your battery tender
Private gear cubby being built for each Premium spot
Bike-wash setup with water, soap, power and a shop pressure washer; ask about use
Heated and air-conditioned workshop and clubhouse, member lounge, Wi-Fi and Filthy Friday
Additional motorcycles require a separate storage arrangement. Individual key-fob entry and continuously recording security cameras are in place.
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Tool membership
$150/month
Have somewhere to keep your bike, but nowhere to work on it? Bring your designated motorcycle here for shared tools, lifts, tire equipment, and member lounge access.
A stocked member toolbox covers everyday jobs. Specialty tools collected through years of running motorcycle shops are available on request. Tell us what you are working on when you inquire.
Motorcycle storage is not included. Workspace availability is limited. We will talk through your project and how you plan to use the shop before you join.
Social membership
$100/month
Put the tools down. Stick around. Social membership gives riders and friends a place to spend time together in the member lounge and café/bar area, with Wi-Fi and charging.
Watch MotoGP or MotoAmerica, catch a movie, or talk bikes over coffee. We have music in the evenings and comedy roughly every four to six weeks.
No motorcycle storage, tools, lifts, or mechanical workspace. Café staffing and individual event arrangements vary. Ask us about member access when you inquire.
Motorcycle storage
$200/month
Indoor storage for the season or longer. Month-to-month and once-in, once-out: this option does not include regular access to your motorcycle, tools, lifts, workspace, or member areas.
Tell us your motorcycle and dates so we can confirm fit and availability
A $75 non-refundable reservation holds an accepted space for up to 30 days
The reservation is credited toward your first month; monthly storage starts at drop-off
Drop-off and retrieval are arranged in advance
Larger motorcycles may need additional space and a different rate
Still riding regularly? Premium includes 24/7 motorcycle access.
Security & access.
Individual key-fob entry and continuously recording security cameras are in place. Kevin can deactivate a member’s fob when needed.
Premium includes 24/7 access, and you can retrieve your motorcycle without moving other bikes. Storage-only drop-off and retrieval are arranged in advance. Ask about access arrangements for Tool and Social membership before joining.
Before you join.
Can I join if I’m new to working on bikes?
Yes. Beginners are welcome. Tell us about your motorcycle, your experience, and what you want to learn so we can talk through a sensible starting point. Membership does not promise one-to-one instruction or included repair labor.
What if I get stuck on a job?
Ask. Kevin can help point you in the right direction, talk through a problem, or show you how a specialty tool is used. This is brief guidance and troubleshooting; membership does not include repair labor or unlimited one-on-one instruction.
How do I use the specialty tools?
The member toolbox covers everyday work. Specialty tools are available on request. Ask before starting a job that needs specialist equipment, and discuss any parts, consumables, or equipment requirements with us.
Do I need to keep my motorcycle here?
No. Tool membership is for members who keep their motorcycle elsewhere. Social membership is for clubhouse access without mechanical workspace. Premium combines a motorcycle space with workshop and lounge access.
Can I walk in for a tour?
For a proper look around and a conversation about joining, request an appointment. The public café may be open when staffed, typically on weekends; look for the sign out front.
Does an inquiry reserve a space?
No. We first confirm fit and availability. For storage, the existing $75 non-refundable reservation holds an accepted space for up to 30 days and is credited toward the first month.
Come see the shop.
173 Coffey Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY 11231.
Tell us what you ride, what you want to work on, and when you’d like to start. We’ll talk through the right membership and arrange a tour.