Really nice guy that runs the place here, very honest. Ive had to drop in for a few bits and bobs…read moreover the past few years. if not in stock hes always been happy to order parts in for me. Dropped in today for a battery, had a bit of a chat with him and he filled the battery for me and all, sure what more could ya was for.

Excellent service, friendly and easy to deal with. Highly recommended. They know their stuff.read more

Since new in 2014 I've had a little Piaggio liberty that i took great care of. With 11k on the…read moreclock it was probably the best example of this bike in the country. A few weeks ago the engine shut off. When I checked i found and there was no spark and the stator needed replacing. Because i had building work going on and had nowhere to work on it i gave it to Mega bikes. I asked them to replace cdi, stator and ignition switch to make all the electrics as new. I wish i hadn't done that. When i went to collect the bike the steering lock no longer works, i cant open the front storage, paint is all scraped off the front panel, theres a dent in the saddle and worst of all theres now a loud screeching sound from the engine bearing thats actually louder then the exhaust sound. They've destroyed my bike. When i brought this to there attention they claimed it was like this when it came in - which is not true. Claimed it was probably kept outside and what did i expect. And looked me in the face and said "Whats your problem it's running". Amazing, i have gone from a purring low milage engine to whats effectively a right off and been charged 350 euro for the privilege. Now when checking reviews you might wonder if i making this up, but why would i. why would i do that. Yes I'm angry but thats because they destroyed my bike. They didn't mean to - but they did. Maybe other mechanics in Dublin are no better i cant speak for that but i can at least warn people of my experience with Megabikes, Wexford St. Be very careful .....

Ok I have to admit I'm not a motorcycle enthusiast and frankly it really irritates me that…read moremotorbikes can violate all kinds of traffic rules, but in a different world if I was looking for a bike this would be my first stop. Ok well if I was looking for a Japanese bike. The main selection of bikes are of the Yamaha, Honda, and Suzuki variety, now I don't know enough to discuss merits of these bikes versus the all-American Harley Davidson, but what I can tell is they have lots of shiny new bikes just waiting for you to buy them. They've also gots all kinds of gear in the shop from helmets to suits to keep you warm during those long rides on the open road.

Got a tyre there. Put the wheel on crookedly. Also got a battery which packed in after 11 months…read moreand he wouldn't stand over it. He had the neck to tell me the markers on the swinging arm were wrong. My advice is keep clear of him and go to a proper bike shop

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Scotts is a shop that really seems to know a lot about bikes. Not only do they sell them and the…read morevarious other accessories they come with, they also repair them and fit them out with accessories like car alarms, etc. They know exactly what is going on in the engine and thus can provide some great advice on what kind of bike you should get/ what would fit your needs. They also sell both new and used bikes so you can find something within your price range!

The guys have been servicing my all four motorbikes for the last 14 years and I have always found…read morethem to be very professional and reasonable priced. They are quite busy most of the time and I think that's a good sign, obviously they are not lacking customers . While not the biggest shop around, they have a good selection of parts, accessories and gear and whatever is not available in the shop they can bring it on order too. Even when I have had a new bike I preferred to have them do the regular service and maintenance rather than the dealer I've bought the bike from, I think that says is all.