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    Brenner Shocks

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    NICCO!!!! You're the man! Came in to get my 2025 Honda CMX1100 appraised and a few hours later came…read moreout with a 2026 Yamaha MT-09SP! Thank you Eli, Alan, Nicco, AJ, Mike, Vic, and Marco for all your hard work! Everyone at Wheels In Motion is extremely helpful, knowledgeable, and simply amazing. Nicco my man per usual worked his magic and made this deal happen. I've been going back and forth for a little over a month on which bike I wanted next. Nicco, per usual, was extremely patient and kept me in the loop about which bike would be best for me and my needs. Nicco has not failed me and I don't see it happening anytime soon. If you're looking for your first bike, second, or an upgrade, Nicco is your man and Wheels In Motion is where you'll find your next bike. Once again, THANK YOU NICCO!

    When Wheels in Motion first opened their doors back in the early 2000s, they just sold a bunch of…read moresalvaged crash jobs. I noticed them growing over the years and becoming an official factory-authorized dealer, so when I was looking to get back into riding, I decided to check out a pre-owned 2019 Yamaha MT-10 they had on the floor. Well, it looks like not much has changed in all these years when it comes to their pre-owned offerings. This bike (with around 10k miles) was in terrible shape. The chain was totally rusted out, the seat was broken, and the left grip was completely loose, indicating a poorly done replacement. The left-side engine case had rash--probably from a drop, which connects to why that grip needed replacement. On top of that, the battery was dead, the front tire was completely bald, the back tire was 4 years old despite having tread, and last but not least, the bike had an active, open safety recall. Yet, their asking price was for a bike in great condition. Whenever I pointed an issue out to the salesperson, he replied that they knew about it and intended on fixing it at the time it was purchased, which I highly doubt. I am pretty sure they would happily sell that bike as-is to an unsuspecting buyer. Otherwise, why not take care of those things to begin with if you plan on doing them anyway? It doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in a major dealership to see a bike in such poor condition on the showroom floor. My guess is they try to pass off a mess to someone first, and if it doesn't sell, only then do they start lowering the price or addressing the issues. It's a shady way to do business.

    Brenner Shocks - autopartssupplies - Updated October 2026

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