Cowboy outfit. I had two quotes from this company to have a major service on my bike. The first…read moretime I phoned I was quoted £230 all inclusive (Parts, labor, & VAT). I phoned again a little over a week later to get another quote for the same thing to make sure I was given the right price, the second quote was £200-£230, again inclusive of parts, labor, and VAT. I took my bike for a service and requested that if they were to find anything else which requires attention, they were to phone be before doing anything, which they agreed to and stated was their standard procedure. I returned in the afternoon after being told that the work was completed and was greeted by a £390 bill. They had decided to go against what they promised earlier and installed new brakes without consulting me. I complained to the manager about the price who was less than helpful. He said the best he could do was take off £60 for the cost of the brakes because they did not speak to me about them first, leaving the bill at £330 for the service. I explained that I had been quoted a maximum of £230 for this service TWICE by his staff, but he would not budge on price. I had asked other garages for quotes, and each quote was around the £220 - £250 mark. John's of Romford could not explain why by bill had suddenly increased by £100 and would not budge on price. I have always bought all of my gear from Johns of Romford. This company will never see another penny from me.

Best bike repair shop in London by far. Very friendly, always up for a laugh, they know what…read morethey're doing and there's no need to book anything. Just bring it and wait for the work to be done. Customer service is great and the price is very good. If you have a bike in North London you probably know them already, if not then pay them a visit

Really good motorcycle repair shop - friendly and relaxed but also very high standards. Unlike some…read morebig dealers prices are very reasonable. It may not be the most beautiful workshop in the city but these guys know what they are doing. I recommend it!

Document everything because they will steal your money. Non roadworthy rental bikes…read more Currently stuck in a dispute with them because I trusted them. Dont fall for Shab's nice guy act Edit: I raised a dispute with my credit company and raised this with citizens advice and they returned my money as per their section 73 of credit agreement and in line with consumer rights act of 2015. If i had the time, money and energy I would take you to court which is why I waited until now before going public with this. You are a criminal and a liar and should be reprimanded. I will not let you get away with this. The story: This was the third time i rented a bike from them. In the past the gears got stuck and left me stranded for an hour but i thought maybe its because im learning. This time, i picked the bike at Monday 4:30 with half a tank, rode all the way to camden, turned the bike off to go into tesco, when i came back the bike wouldnt turn on. This was around 5:45. Not sure how you have a mechanic shop and claim that i killed the battery while i was riding it. So i called them that night but no answer because the shop was closed (fai enough). I managed to park the bike at one of my friends' over night so it doesnt get stolen. Next day i called them trying to resolve this and they told me to call RAC and that of course if anything is wrong with the bike theyll refund me. I asked them to email me this, they ignored my emails. RAC scheduled for Wednesday 10AM and they jump started the bike. I called and told them that Id like to bring the bike back after work and they said no problem but we will close the shop so you're gonna have to leave it outside and hand the rented helmet to the shop next door. I asked if they could email me that just so we can have this agreed. They ignored my calls and emails all day. At 4pm Shab answered and says no we won't email you and everything is at your own risk not sure what you want from us. When they saw that Im asking for documents and Im trying to do this the right way their nice guy act dropped. So instead, i rode the bike back to my place to park it safely and refueled the tank. On thursday (day when my rental was due to end) i took a half day off to ride it back and rid myself of this hassle but the bike wouldnt turn on. I called them and i called RAC. They told me that they wont tow the bike unless it cannot be fixed on the spot. They came, examined and towed the bike back. After a week of radio silence i ask for a refund and they say that the bike is working perfectly and that i had flattened the battery. I rented a bike with the expectation that its road worthy and that I dont have to spend a week trying to turn it on and return it to you. You wasted an entire week and youre just a bad person with the way you treated me and i genuinely wish that you get what you deserve.

If you need to buy anything to do with motorbikes or are looking to purchase a motorbike, then this…read moreis the place to come. You can also hire motorbikes from here. As a complete novice to the world of Hells Angels, I was completely ignorant to what it is all about but I have to say, the staff were great at helping me out and apparently the shop sells the latest bike models including Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki and also Peugeot. I was looking into quotes a bike on behalf of a friend and found it very useful that the shop has a service called "rent try buy scheme" whereby you can hire a bike for the weekend, and then if decide you want to keep it - they will deduct the hire cost and sell it to you. The wonders of the credit crunch I suppose. As I mentioned, I'm no expert but as someone stepping into the shop without an inkling of even how to sit on a motorbike properly, the staff were very friendly and refrained from taking advantage of my lack of knowledge.