This is Bermuda's first online bike shop. We ship island wide for FREE on orders over $50! We are constantly updating our website with new parts. If you wish to pre-order any parts you should have your parts in 7-14 working days!

Who we are...

Cardoso Customs & Repairs (CCR) is the brainchild of a young entrepreneur – owner and manager Nicholas Cardoso. CCR strives to become the premier scooter and motorcycle repairs and customization shop in Bermuda. CCR is the product of a dream, a passion for creation and innovation of unique bike customizations. This is not just your average repairs shop as you can see. CCR is the FIRST ONLINE motorcycle part shop based in Bermuda. CCR is only dedicated to Bermuda's motorcycle and scooter industy..for now.

What we do...

CCR specializes in customer satisfaction – it's that simple! If they can dream it, we want to make it a reality. We customize all aspects of the bikes – performance tuning, visual aspects of the bikes and anything else they can dream of. We also repair a wide range of motorcycles, scooters and mopeds. 

How we'll succeed...

We have established relationships with local bike retailers and committed, repeat customers.

Our business plan is centered on hard-work and a client-focused product delivery and service.

We produce high-quality work and possess the expert knowledge of a fully qualified Motorcycle Technician, not only educated at the Motorcycle Mechanic Institute in Orlando, FL, but also by experienced, self-mastered veterans in the local industry.

The market we operate in...

Bermuda has a long-standing application and addiction to bikes – born out of the superficial reasons as well as practical ones. Though the Bermudian Government has long restricted the ownership of cars to one per household, there is no restriction on the number of bikes one can own. And with fuel prices at some of the highest in the world, it has become even more economical to travel by bike in Bermuda. This has resulted in over 80% of the households owning at least one bike, according to the 2007 Bermuda Census, and trending upward.