I've been going to Drazen at Superbike Powersports for years now. He has serviced 3 of my previous…read morebikes. He also sells new and used motorcycles and today, I'm the proud new owner of my first Ducati! I can't say enough great things about him! Knowledgeable, honest, kind and all around great guy! Definitely come see him for all of your motorcycle needs!

What can I say about Superbike Powersports? This is the best motorcycle shop in San Diego! I've…read morecome in for routine oil change, new rear tire, handle bar replacement, new valve stem. Wouldn't go anywhere else. Quality service and honest! The shop owner is a stand up guy and will give you a walkthrough of price options for your budget. As well as different part options if you wanna go low, medium, or high tier depending on your budget. Nothing less than 5 stars for a reason. Excellent communication and work every time!

Randy is all about business. If he doesn't have it he will…read moreget it. without that typical bs about 10 days etc. that the dealer's here in town pull Randy makes sure customer service is in the forefront. I don't understand how giving customers the best service possible isn't industry wide. Unlike going to any of the harley dealers in town.Randy will take care of you. great service fair price and innovative designs. Thx Randy

Randy is the worst mechanic I have dealt with in my life and extremely unprofessional (And I think…read morehe is the owner). I took my Big Dog motorcycle in last year to have carb work done and an oil leak fixed. He did the carburetor but when I went to pick up the bike I noticed an oil puddle under it. When I asked about the oil leak he said "its probably a primary cover bolt that went too far through and is leaking in the back, just put some thing in there to plug it up". I told him "no, i brought it in for you to fix the oil leak. can you please take it back and fix it?" After fixing the oil leak my bike had electrical issues and wouldnt start. Unfortunately I had to have him fix that too. 3 Jobs done, zero calls upon completion. I had to call him sporadically to get a condescending "were still workin on it" then when its ready and call I get a "its been ready for almost a week now" resulting in my bike being at the shop for over a month. When I finally got the bike back there were over 10 new scratches on my tailpipes, engine, and forks. Randy denied any involvement. After bringing the bike in and showing him the multitude of scratches I got him to agree to detail my bike so a potential buyer might not see the scratches as well. He said he was too busy to do it this week and would call me. To my surprise i never got a call

Great team and service. Always has the latest and greatest. Huge selection of helmets and apparel.read more

Just got my new KTM 390R from GP Motorcycles. I called Chris from my work on Tuesday from the San…read moreFernando Valley 150 + miles away because I was blown away by all my local dealers basically saying that I was not get this bike. So looked and found GP Motorcycles excepting to hear the same, but not the case I asked for the bike and Chris said I have it and he gave me an awesome fair price and picked up my bike on Friday. Very simple transaction in and out within 1hr. I highly recommend coming over check out this place for your motorcycle needs. Honest people who cares about your bike needs.

Triumph San Diego is one of the best motorcycle dealerships I've ever been to. They also sell Royal…read moreEnfield and they always have a tempting selection of used bikes. What makes them the best is their attentive staff. Jeff, their primary sales person, always greets everyone he sees with sincerity and a smile making all whom enter feel welcome without being overbearing. Todd at parts seems to have eyes behind his head and is quick to acknowledge you if you're hovering around the parts counter, ready to assist. Dan at service has a knowledge and experience that comes through as he listens to your needs and he expresses his thanks with a firm handshake, for your business. I believe Issac is the general manager and he will give you his honest opinion even if it may discourage the sale of a bike, part or service. All of the staff are passionate about motorcycles and they all ride if not race the brands they represent. The shop isn't as large as other motorcycle dealerships, but it's clean, bright and usually has all the models of Triumphs and Royal Enfields offered. They have a good selection of accessories, clothing and usually seem to have the parts I need in stock and when I do need to order a part, it's there within a week. If not busy, some of the staff will chat bikes and track with you all day, but they usually keep pretty busy. Nicest most sincere dealership I've ever been to.

I just want to take a moment to give a huge shoutout and thank you to Jeff and the entire team at…read moreTriumph San Diego. I popped into the shop a couple of times back in 2023 and 2024, mostly just window shopping and romanticizing the idea of owning my dream Triumph one day. During those visits, I was blown away by the level of customer service Jeff gave me, even though it was clear I wasn't ready to buy yet. I remember telling him, "Mark my words -- the next time I buy a motorcycle, I'm going out of my way to support you guys and I'll only do business with Triumph San Diego." Fast forward nearly three years later, I was randomly browsing the website and saw my budget-friendly dream bike -- a Street Twin in Matte Ironstone -- had just come into the shop. I knew I had to impulsively buy it right away. Jeff, Todd, and Holland were absolutely amazing throughout the entire purchasing process. They were incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and made everything smooth and stress-free. I really can't emphasize enough how good Jeff is at his job -- he treats every customer like it's his first time helping them and genuinely cares about the experience. If you're reading this and you've made it this far, stop contemplating buying that motorcycle and just do it. Trust the process and let the Triumph San Diego crew take care of you. You won't regret it.

These guys are awesome! Came in with 2 different e-bikes, each with different problems, on a busy…read moreSaturday afternoon. They fixed them both within an hour. The staff is super knowledgeable, super friendly, and work their butts off. Can't say enough of how much of a treasure this is for OB. Locally owned and operated, as well.

This e-bike (electric bicycle) shop is in Ocean Beach. It seems like everyone; young and old has an…read moree-bike and if you don't have one, have you been diagnosed with FOMO (fear of missing out)? Well, when I stroll along any walk path, whether at Balboa Park or here in Ocean Beach's walk path, lots of people are on an e-bike and some have nearly run over me or my pup. So, as the saying goes, if you can't beat them, join them?! I walked in this shop just to look and see and get informed. My first question was what's the priciest e-bike here? Answer: the WEAPON with all the upgrades add ons will put a dent in your wallet $9,999 and you save $$$ if you get the basic for $6k. The WEAPON E-Bike, particularly known in the market as the SUPERHUMAN WEAPON, is a high-performance electric mountain bike designed for serious trail enthusiasts. Weighing approximately 55 lbs, the use of a CARBON FIBER FRAME enhances both strength and agility, allowing for a responsive riding experience. And almost all parts are a challenge to get if the part is out of stock since most suppliers are based in China, who is subject to US tariffs. E-bikes must be used on the street and NOT on walkways/pathways or you can get ticketed by police. Jared was very helpful and informative and I got to look around the shop. The shop was organized and turns out they are authorized dealers of many brands. The shop also sells more affordable $$ e-bikes and are customizable for size and features if upgrades. To conclude, I don't have FOMO and I'm still not convinced I need an e-bike but if I do get one, I would consider this shop because I got great customer service from Jared who was nice and cool. If you're interested in an e-bike this place might have what you're looking for. Recommend

I am so happy to have found this shop! Roberto fixed my designer bag and shoes and he did an…read moreamazing job! He is super kind and he gets the job done quickly! The shop is inside another shop so make sure you call for directions because it's confusing.

Roberto, cleaned a jacket I bought and it was really sticky inside. He cleaned it very thoroughly…read moreand now I can wear it when I ride my 1979 RD400 Daytona Special. It matches my bike colors and it's an old school leather jacket. Thanks to him I can wear it now. He also repaired a leather backpack my daughter had that a strap was ripped. He went above and beyond my expectations! I give Roberto Thank goodness for him and his work. Aaron

Great old school bike shop, has knowledge and parts for just about any bike. Good value and…read morefriendly service.

I was in OB this weekend riding around and I got a flat rear tire on my ebike. Called them and…read morethey said they didn't have my tube size. Luckily I had a spare tube, but unluckily I didn't have my 18mm wrench to remove the rear wheel. They said they could do it, and I dropped the bike off. They closed in two hours and said it would be done by 5. Walked by about an hour later (no call), and the bike was in the store and done. Go inside and no one was in the store, but I heard someone in the back. After a few minutes we looked in the back and asked if the bike was done. It was, and it was $20 for the fix. I was happy with that! Started riding out of OB, and by the time we hit Morena area, something felt off. Looked down and the tire looked soft. Within 5 more minutes it was dead flat. Had to call for a ride all the way back home. Today I looked at the tire closely with a flashlight and saw that they never removed the tiny piece of metal in the tire that caused the flat. Took the wheel off and put pressure in the tube, only to find the leak was on the inner (rim side) of the tube. Nothing sharp on the rim, so they must have messed up on the install. Why replace a tube and not inspect the tire? And a bike shop that installs a tube wrong that causes a flat? Gave this place 2 stars just for the fact that I'm only out $20