Owner and mechanic of Bike Boys, Alex Borghi worked on my Harley Davidson. Quoted me $700 for work,…read moreincluded a hose replacement for an oil leak, oil and fluid change, he replaced my front and rear brakes. The service was good for two weeks, and we had a written and verbal agreement to pay in installments and that was agreed upon by both parties. Service has been paid $300/$700, until I had a small accident after using my rear brakes to shift down and stop at a red light. The rear wheel locked while in motion. After close examination the brake pad he replaced is nonexistent, and the piston went through the rotor. After a simple brake service in addition to other services done, I will now have to replace the brake caliper, the piston, rotor, and new brake pad, I will now be spending double to repair the bike after his damages. Mechanic Alex has since blocked my number and ghosted me after agreeing to fix the issue he caused. I will be pursuing this issue to the highest extent of the law. Thankfully I am not dead. He has zero organization and poor communication. The issue has since been professionally diagnosed and not based on assumption! Harley compatible parts were not used for the brake servicing! Also not disclosed was the ongoing issue Alex had while doing my rear brakes, to the point that diagrams had to be looked up to determine whether or not he was correct! Not only was the tone and choice of words on the phone call I had to make from a separate number despicable but extremely rude to a customer and friend he had a personal friendship with. The issue after being professionally diagnosed was deemed not a user error but a mechanical error. Mr. Borghi since has still not returned any call or message and since deemed he is not responsible for the work done when clearly he was the only person to touch my brakes. There should be no surprise after reading this review as this will remain on his conscious forever!

Never got there. communication with a proprietor was not great. We had trouble getting a time for…read moreme to drop off my bike so he could take a look at it and give me a good estimate.

Last weekend on my way back to virginia from new york on my 2012 storm, I had just gotten onto…read moreroute 78 from 287 in new jersey. There was a lot of wind that day - and especially cross-winds - the weather felt unsettled. So the bike kept getting blown around - not a lot - just enough to feel a little wobbly when the gusts picked up. I was cruising along at about 75mph when another gust came up and I felt a little wobble. the gust subsided, but the bike started to wobble even harder....which was different than the rest of the day to that point. Stupidly, I wiggled the bars a little to see if everything felt solid....now it REALLY started to oscillate back and forth at the rear - like I was driving an old mustang up a hill in an ice storm. I immediately let off the throttle, was lucky to have a clear path to the shoulder, and got the bike off the road safely. The rear tire was flat as a pancake. I had a friend riding with me, and asked him to look at the tire as I rolled the bike slowly forward - and there it was, a screwdriver bit stuck into the tread, right by the sidewall. I pulled out my phone and called AMA and settled in for the inevitable 90 minute wait for a flatbed to show up. (I had a plug kit in my bag, but no air - I had left that at home because I "never use it" and needed some extra space this trip.) In the meantime, I started looking for a shop nearby to take the bike to that would be open on a sunday and would be able to help me out somehow. A Harley dealer nearby was open until 4 (it was just before 1pm when I was calling) - so, I called them to see if they could help get me back on the road - I mean - a tire is a tire, right? They had absolutely no interest whatsoever in doing anything for me. "you're on a triumph? yeah - I'm the only one here - try the polaris dealer." - "they're closed today" - "oh - well, good luck, buddy" Then, using google maps and searching on "motorcycle" - I found a little shop 3.9 miles from me and gave them a call - it was an independent shop named "John's cycle repair and parts". They let me know that they close at 3, and I should really try to get there before that....but they understood that I was awaiting a tow and asked me to keep them apprised of my status, which I did. The tow driver had trouble finding me, and finally got there about 2:30 - by the time we got the bike on the flatbed and tied down, I knew we'd be cutting it close. We got to the shop at 2:51.....they weren't thrilled, but understood it was beyond my control I can't say enough about the nice people at John's. It's a family business - really old looking shop with parts and bikes everywhere. They very quickly got my wheel off, tire off, saw that the screwdriver bit had dug into the sidewall enough that I wasn't comfortable patching it. They had my size tire - and I paid a reasonable price (170 for the tire, and 90 for the labor) and was back on the road a little after 4. They even gave me and my buddy a pepsi, since we'd been on the side of the road in the sun for a while - from the cooler they had there for themselves. I really have always feared getting a flat - especially at speed on a busy highway. And I will still always worry a little about that - but I could not have gotten more lucky all the way around on this experience. Oh - one final note - they checked my front tire pressure - it was at 22....when asked when I last checked the tire pressure, I had to sheepishly admit that it was in June when I got new tires...."John" pointed out that, if I'd been keeping up with that, and kept the tires at 36 or so where they belong, I would have had a much lower chance of puncture in the first place - and gently admonished me to check at least once a month. Point taken.

John's is an old school motorcycle repair garage. Run now by John's son who obviously was well…read moretrained, prices are fair. My personal dealings have been to have new tires mounted.

I recently had my motorcycle serviced at Rowe's Cycle Shop, and I couldn't be more pleased with the…read moreexperience. From the moment I walked in, the staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They took the time to clearly explain the work that needed to be done and answered all of my questions without making me feel rushed or pressured. The service itself was completed promptly, and my bike is running better than ever. It's obvious they take pride in their work and pay close attention to detail. What really stood out was their honesty and professionalism--something that can be hard to find. I felt confident that my motorcycle was in good hands the entire time. I highly recommend Rowe's Cycle Shop to anyone looking for reliable, high-quality motorcycle service. I'll definitely be returning for future maintenance.

Just dropped off my son's Harley for a new rear tire. They mounted a good tire at a fair price and…read morethe bike rides great Will be going back.

Great local shop that makes sure the customer is satisfied with the end result. Easy to deal with…read moreand trust my bikes with them that the work will be done right the first time in a timely manner. Very reasonably priced as well for the quality of work they provide. Won't go anywhere else and would recommend 100% to anyone looking for a shop to work on their motorcycles.

From the owner: We specialize in performance builds, in the process of getting a dyno machine. We do brakes, tires,…read moreoil changes, engine rebuilds, transmission rebuilds and motorcycles repairs.

There is no better place in the Valley for your motorcycle and automotive needs. Brassknuckle is…read morelocally-owned and operated. They treat you like family and make the stress of car trouble much easier to handle. You should ask for Matt, he's great, with a ton of knowledge about all things automotive!!

These guys are honest, affordable, and no ( BS ) very knowledgeable. They will get all my…read morefamilies business and plenty of referrals.

Honest and knowledgeable. Truly cares about riders' safety. Top notch sales and service by an…read moreextremely organized and thorough guy! Highly recommend!

My 2003 Honda VTX1800 was in need of routine service and I was lucky enough to find Mark at…read moreGebhard's Cycles. Upon speaking to and meeting Mark, I knew I had found the right place for me. Mark spent a lot of time reviewing what he was planning to do and also suggested some additional things he felt might need attention (tires and cleaning up some wiring done by previous owner). Mark shared photos of the before and after for all of the service steps. He researched and recommended what he felt would be the best tires for the bike. I ended up having them done and love what he chose. Mark is a true professional and clearly cares about his customers and their bikes. If your bike needs service, look no further. Gebhard's Cycles is the place. Thank you, Mark. I look forward to doing more business with you!

I had brought my 2002 Yamaha Warrior that had not ran in over 10 years to JB Cycles and Jake Bilyk…read morehimself helped me get it started and running within a day and a half with absolutely 0 problems and still runs strong now highly professional, quick, and efficient I would highly recommend JB cycles to anyone in need of repair

Called needed a Oil change was a saturday morning. They took me in at my time request and were…read morecourteous and knowledgable. I waited and talked bikes with one of the workers. This is definitely my go to place from now on,prices are good 10,000 mile service almost half of what dealer charged and cheaper than any other place around.

John ported my 1000cc Polaris Sportsman head, installed aftermarket springs and retainers, and did…read morea valve job. He did a fantastic job. He's been working on two and four wheel machines for several decades and has acquired a wealth of knowledge. If your shocks need rebuilding or tuning, he's definitely the fella to see.

John knows his stuff. friendly, fast, and professional. always got me out of a jam!! I had a lot of…read moreengine work on my old 3-wheelers.

first and last time customer. I hired them to simply mount a set of motorcycle tires. He ignored…read morespecific instructions regarding the front tire. ( I took it else were to have it done correctly) Now that the wheels are freshly painted and mounted on bike I see he got the rear mounted backwards (directional tire). Now I get to watch my rear wheel paint job get messed up . Thank pal!

I took my son's car in for a problem with the after market radio. Jim was super friendly, and…read morequickly diagnosed the problem as faulty wiring. He gave me a really great deal on an updated radio for the car, and rewired the whole set up very quickly. The car has never sounded so good! While he had the car, he also did some trim work and changed the oil. All the work was done very quickly, very well, and the price was very reasonable. Thanks, Jim! I will definitely be back for all my automotive work!