Highest-paying states for motorcycle mechanics

New Hampshire leads at $62,890 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

Place	Median	25th–75th
New Hampshire	$62,890	$50,670–$65,220
Nevada	$60,450	$50,650–$71,860
New Jersey	$59,430	$50,210–$64,740
Minnesota	$58,280	$49,970–$61,090
Oregon	$58,040	$46,630–$67,790
Maryland	$57,640	$49,940–$68,150
California	$57,040	$44,830–$69,660
Colorado	$56,850	$44,880–$62,680
New York	$54,770	$47,840–$65,540
Texas	$53,330	$38,510–$64,190
South Carolina	$52,160	$39,940–$60,320
Connecticut	$51,970	$43,130–$61,650
Washington	$51,970	$45,600–$65,890
Nebraska	$50,170	$48,830–$62,080
North Dakota	$50,170	$47,020–$63,950
Pennsylvania	$50,050	$46,960–$62,540
Virginia	$49,400	$46,270–$59,290
Vermont	$48,970	$45,420–$54,510
Florida	$48,700	$44,720–$59,920
North Carolina	$48,670	$37,580–$59,260
Maine	$48,380	$40,500–$59,910
Kentucky	$48,220	$36,460–$59,630
Wisconsin	$48,190	$45,790–$57,230
Arkansas	$47,350	$39,700–$52,000
Tennessee	$47,300	$39,640–$53,310
Montana	$47,130	$40,500–$52,040
New Mexico	$46,610	$33,830–$50,190
South Dakota	$46,490	$39,940–$50,320
Hawaii	$46,390	$45,320–$46,700
Mississippi	$45,710	$31,920–$49,400
Alaska	$45,500	$38,130–$49,210
Indiana	$45,470	$36,810–$56,320
Iowa	$44,840	$37,810–$58,820
Oklahoma	$44,740	$37,900–$54,300
Ohio	$44,280	$35,530–$49,640
Arizona	$44,190	$37,730–$63,750
Utah	$43,820	$37,090–$64,600
Idaho	$43,470	$31,030–$48,410
Georgia	$43,050	$37,380–$55,020
Alabama	$42,670	$34,470–$54,120
Illinois	$41,630	$39,120–$50,560
Michigan	$40,100	$33,210–$47,110
Wyoming	$39,520	$37,800–$61,810
West Virginia	$37,450	$28,770–$61,010

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.