Pandemonium Performance Custom Cycle

By: Lincoln Infield

Pandemonium Performance is a full-service bike shop that specializes in Harley-Davidson Motorcycles and features 4 mechanics, 2 parts people, 8 lifts and motorcycle storage is also available. In business for the past 5 years, Pandemonium Performance head hauncho Kary Blaylock, recently relocated the business from Denton, NC to its new home at 1121 South Main St. in Lexington, NC. Kary is no stranger to the motorcycle mechanic world clocking 23 years wrenching on motorcycles backed by 60 years of knowledge passed on from his Dad, Country, and his Uncle John, making working on motorcycles not only a family tradition, but a way of life.

On March 7th Pandemonium Performance invited friends and customers to stop by and hang out and grab a bowl of chili. The parking lot was full of bikes and cars by noon and the show room was full of folks milling around. I went in the back to have a few words with Martin, Little Dave, Tex, Kary and the rest of the crew, and ended up ordering a new set of

L-R: Martin, Rider, Country, Gena, Lil Dave, Chris, Tex, & Kary

Chef Daryl & Kary

fishtail pipes for my Dyna. Back out in the show room “A Way To The Heart” local catering chef Daryl Owens was set with two huge dishes of his finest chili with all the fixins. I got a big ole heapin bowl of chili with sour cream and cheese and got down to business. It was awesome! We shot the bull for a little while longer, then it was time to get down the road. Kary is planning on having an Open House at Pandemonium Performance on April 25 with hot dogs, hamburgers and possibly some vendors. Stop by and check them out and grab a bite to eat while you are there!

If you are looking for a solid shop that will shoot straight with you, check out Kary and the crew at Pandemonium Performance at 1121 South Main St. Lexington, NC. They are dealers for S&S, Metzeler Tires and Baker Drivetrain and can take care of all of your motorcycle and accessories needs. Check ‘em out and make sure to tell ‘em The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine sent ya.