Moto-V

Moto-V operates in downtown Bloomington as an independent bicycle and electric-mobility shop run by Keaton Hayes. Its North Main Street storefront handles repairs on bicycles purchased elsewhere, a practical distinction for owners whose equipment may not be supported by brand-specific retailers. The business also describes sales of electric bicycles and electric scooters.

Customers particularly mention personal attention. One rider turned to Moto-V after other local shops would not work on a bicycle bought from another seller. Another account describes Hayes learning a few American Sign Language signs while helping a deaf customer. These experiences point to a small workshop where the owner is closely involved in both mechanical work and communication. The description includes customer-reported scooter and bicycle speed ranges, but those should not be treated as specifications for every model available.

The shop is located at 315 North Main Street, with a recorded Tuesday-through-Saturday schedule and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Prospective buyers can ask what electric models are currently carried, while repair customers can describe the make and issue before arriving. The strongest documented feature is service that is not restricted to equipment originally purchased in the store.