I flew from Los Angeles to Albuquerque and rode home just to buy the VStrom they had for sale…read more That's how much confidence I had in this shop. Jody, the salesperson was fast and informative in the numerous questions I had on the bike. I showed up in the morning, signed the papers and was out of there within the hour. Spent the next two and a half days riding home, hoping the bike would perform as expected. It did. Very happy, needless to say with the experience there.. My only complaint is that they didn't list all the extra features the bike had already had installed... not a bad thing at all! Thank you Jody and moto authority.

If your bike is for sale at Moto Authority and HAS NOT SOLD one reason might be the outrageous…read moredocument fees the new owners are gouging buyers with. Buyers are going to pay NM excise tax on the purchase price of the vehicle and registration fees no matter where they buy a vehicle BUT at Moto Authority buyers get gouged with an excessive document fee for Moto Authority making the trip to MVD. Moto Authority gets a commission for selling your bike and on top of that they gouge the buyer with an excessive document fee for their time. They should be satisfied with the commission on the sale of a bike they have no money invested in. They do provide floor space to display the bike and their overhead and operating costs are real BUT the sales commission should cover the trip to MVD. Moto Authority says that "For Over 17 Years: New Mexico's Preferred Choice for Motorcycles..." BUT that reputation was built by the old owner. The new owner(s) acts like a car dealer with inflated after the sale fees. When you want to sell your bike the smart move is to spend $5 and advertise your bike on Craigslist. The buyer will pay you directly and you won't pay commission to anyone. Then the buyer goes to MVD to pay the tax and registration fees without paying a document fee. That's MORE money in YOUR pocket and more money in the buyer's pocket. 10/11/25 EDIT to the owner: Your "document fees" are excessive and that is a FACT. If your consignment customers don't list their bikes on Craigslist and keep more money in theirs and the buyers pockets then they deserve what they get at Moto Authority. Your "pride" in your document fees won't get you what you think. I supported Moto Authority in the past and always got a fair deal from Steve but I wouldn't buy a quart of oil from you.

I'm sorry, I always try to give the benefit of the doubt. I called because I need a new tire. As…read moresoon as I told the receptionist I needed I tire I was transferred. Someone named Mike answered told him year and bike and what was needed then all goes quiet. I waited for over five minutes asked a couple times if anyone was listening. Nothing!! Problem is not very many places in Albuquerque work on Harleys. Sucks but will have to try them again. I hope as albuquerque grows more motorcycle service shopes will arises

Todd Lohman, is with each & every day becoming a bigger ripoff artist than the previous day before…read more I originally went to Lohman to escape the price gouging & mystery $300.00 plus internal problems that DID NOT exist before coming into this shop, on top of the charges you brought your bike in for. If that was the ONLY problem maybe but, don't be amazed to see replaced bolts that are NOT even machine screws, maybe wood hardware & Teflon tape are what HD from the factory really intended to use.... No more, fool me once, never again. Such a shame, long ago this was the shop with integrity. M

Absolute world-class service! I brought in a flat tire for my electric dirt bike after failing to…read morebe able to change it myself. They took care of it immediately, quickly, and professionally at a very acceptable price which included a new inner tube. The mechanic was outstanding and had this done in about 15-20 minutes. Highly recommend High Velocity Cycles!

I have nothing but GREAT things to say about this shop. Greg and his employees are courteous and…read moredo what they say they are going to do. He helped me get my bike up and running when I thought there was no hope.

This is the bike shop equivalent of an 80's record store. Everyone there knows more than you so…read moredon't bother giving your opinion. If you need something they will let you know what that is. In the end it'll all work out because they do great work. Took an old Yeti in and it came out brand new. Thanks guys.

They are the best. Knowledgeable and experienced. Used them for service for years. Never had an…read moreissue.

Came here to find a kick start for my kids kx-80 and I not only found my part but a lot of very…read morenice british bikes in the process of being restored..WTF in the middle of know where? Yep..So I looked at all these old Nortons And Triumphs and such in diss belief..The staff were very nice and didn't over charge me.Id go back out there just to look at the old bikes..I love old bikes.

Nice place, but they don't let you walk around and look. I wanted to look at old 70s XL to see what…read moreparts I can salvage, they seem to think that you should know what you want, I guess for most, but when you're restoring a bike.... They charge you $10 to go into they yard; bikes had no parts to salvage except handlebars, $40 for them. WHAT! I was disappointed by it. Won't go again, will just buy off ebay.

Horrible service dude hangs up the phone after asking questions and over here judging riders when…read morehe should be focused on getting business horrible service no help and they have not good out come on a bike from anyone I know

Well, what can I say about J & D Cycle? Firstly, thank you. I brought my bike in for what I…read morethought was going to be a routine service and hopefully, an intermittent issue that I had been dealing with for years would be addressed, instead of hearing the usual, "we weren't able to replicate the issue, so we don't know what you're referring to." Along with the usual service checks, their initial thought that I was missing a jet kit was correct. They also discovered that one of the diaphragms was damaged and sorted that out. Bike sounded great, ran great, job done. But, lo and behold, the damaged diaphragm wasn't the cause of the intermittent issue. Back I went, and wouldn't you know, my bike didn't misbehave at all in their care until I went to leave. Finally, a mechanic heard exactly what I had been trying to explain. So, back to work they went trying to chase down the problem. This was such an intermittent problem, they thought they had found the cause and fixed it. And once again, it reared its ugly head as I was about to leave. So back to work they went, once more checking everything over. After much head scratching and working through the usual culprits, the source of the problem had been isolated and addressed. I'm back on the road, and the bike no longer has an occasionally missing cylinder. Now the only question for me is, how far down that rabbit hole do I wish to go? I honestly can't recommend J&D cycles enough. When most bike shops only wanted oil changes or wouldn't touch a bike more than 10 years old (really??) J & D said, "Bring it in." I had an idea as to how much this was likely to run. What I was expecting it to cost and what it cost me in the end wasn't the same, it came in a little under what I thought it was going to cost me, so again, thank you!

Came across this hidden gem of a business. Lots of motorcycles options and great prices. Cool…read morecollection of art. They do motorcycle repairs and sales. The staff are helpful and friendly. I recommend this place and I will definitely be back.

To say the quality work would be too nice. They actually do shitty ass quality work and don't…read morestand behind their work. If you need work done on your Harley Davison save yourself a headache and take it somewhere else. A friend and I both tried them for the first time and they did bad work on both bikes. I'll continue to use Lohmans from now on.

Thank you guys for making my first scooter repair visit so pleasant and professional. John was…read moresuper professional ,courteous , thorough and straight up thanks again guys I Will be returning !

I've know Larry and Kathy for 20 years or so. Not too close, but I brought him a significant amount…read moreof work when I first started buying and restoring my 1st two 80's Sportsters. I am an electrician and was hired by them to repair the storefront lighting and a couple of other electrical items way back around '08 or so. Did a bunch of work at their residence as well. Resolved a couple of overload electrical situations for them. I paid him his fair(ish) shop rate and he paid what I asked. But in fact, my rate with him was very gentle. HALF the hourly I was charging 'call-in' customers. And I was already way below rate with everyone because of the bank BS foreclosure/recession/crash thing that was happening then. I finished those bikes and haven't been doing much other than working, working since then and hadn't seen them till about a month ago. I brought to them a spoke front wheel that needed a tube. Dismount, tube purchase ($20), balance and re-mount. Firstly and as usual, anytime I ask how he is doing, I have to sit there and listen thru one or more long, dragged out personal story about whatever the subject is I regrettably bring up or that he feels he needs to fully elaborate on. Interesting ever? Not really. If one can keep up, one can maybe get a little tech data out of the rant. Always terribly difficult to understand him and always one sided. "Yeah?", ummhuh..., that sucks!, oh really?, no way!, and the like are about all one can add to one of his counter-sit novels. AND, the entire time I'm there at the counter painfully listening and intermittently trying to divert the conversation to a close, his fucking two large German shepherds-one esp-are K-9 police dog growling, barking and approaching the 3ft tall toddler fence they have holding the drooling one back anytime I simply adjust my standing position. Fucking scary, nerve wracking and DANGEROUS! Isolate the fucking dog man. Esp if you know the person standing in front of you and everyone else in the store. Quiet _____, Quiet!" over and over doesn't do shit and probably won't make a fuck bit of difference should that dog get a hold of a hand or get past that irresponsible toddler fence. Everything else seemed in order. I didn't ask about the price, just wanted to get out of the store at that point. I figured $50, $60 bucks. $20 for the tube, $30 for the labor. An auto tire change is roughly $20-$30 and includes lifting the car, wheel removal, a dis-mount, a repair, balance, remount, and re-install. I took my wheel to Larry's only because it was close to where my bike is stored. AND because I thought It would be nice to catch-up a little. I have a good friend in common with them who is away. After making it thru Larry's personal jabberwocky and receiving my repair ticket, I left the store. I received the 'ready for pick-up' call a couple of days later and went down. $110.00 for a tube, dismount, balance (spoke weights), mount, and a shop supplies charge? $60 fucking dollars for labor to change a fucking motorcycle tire OFF THE BIKE? Shop supply fees? Seems that Larry's is just like everyone else who's internet fucked. No rear view mirror, disconnected, underlying hostility of whatever leached-in sort, and distracted. Enough to shit-can their business and personal integrity. With me anyway. I wish them no Ill will. But just as other folks from the past I've had to reconsider. Go Fuck Yourselves. Maybe go back to a reasonable and personable $20-30, off the bike dismount/repair/balance/mount charge? Esp with past, loyal, pay in full and on time customers. And then there's the discount residential electrical work... But never mind my assumption of an "in kind" repair fee gesture: ONE HUNDRED & TEN dollars for a single cash & carry tube and tire service??? I DO NOT recommend Larry's Cycle. For wheels & tires anyway. Unless you don't mind paying dealership prices. $110.00 for a tube and tube replace... Fuck Me. Cost for 4 new auto tire dismount/balance/mount is about $110 bucks. A little different process but not by much. Find a utube video, get parts off the internet (as they and everyone else does) and repair or replace it yourself.

Waste of time dealing with this shop,kid at counter has a very bad attitude,asked for price of…read moreservice and he told me why don't you learn to do it yourselfI can and did end up doing my service and had Lohmans do the stuff I didn't have time to do since I work full time and why have a repair shop when you don't do a fucking thing when somebody needs a service,kid at counter was more interested in playing with his little friends than helping any customers,Larry lost 3k and multiple customers do to his employee or whoever the kid was who knew nothing about customer service,I wonder how this shop even stays in business with not doing what they say they do,very suspicious when other shops jump on making money and these guys don't give a shit

The new Triumph store is angled toward the motorcyclist. There's no pressure, they encourage people…read moreto hang around and chat bikes. The service department is excellent, and the owner does a lot of the wrenching himself to assure quality. The used bikes are reaspnably priced, and they've got the full line of new Triumps. Hoghly recommend.

Representing some of the best brands of motorcycles. Triumph, Moto Guzzi, and Aprilia in a very…read morebeautiful show space. Very knowledgeable as well.