They don't waste customers money fixing scooters which can't be registered. They are honestread more

I purchased a bike there a couple of years ago and I couldnt be happier. Paul the owner is a great…read moreguy as are Wayne and Tom in parts. Bob in serivice is awesome too. He was super helpful after I purchased the bike and he knows his stuff. Its really helpful that these guys ride and or race bikes. I would highly reccomend Pilgrim!!

Very Knowledgeable with honest personal service - I've been taking my Golding here for service and…read moreinspections since 2006 ( Saxonville) and since they moved to Tripp street. Highly recommend. If you ride a bike near metro west boston - Carlton's shop is the best.

I came in for a sticker a few years ago and was promptly taken care of. I've been back every year…read more They have done a few basic repairs as well as general annual service with stickers. No complaints at all. Highly recommended.

Everything from the perspective of a new rider buying my 1st bike was top notch from sales service…read moreand parts.

Went to go look at a used motorcycle, liked it a lot, decided to purchase and put down a deposit to…read morehold the bike. Said I would be back the next day with cash to pay for the bike. I go back and the sales person (J) was surprised to see me and said the bike wasn't ready. Two weeks later and still no bike. Have been given every excuse under the sun why it's not ready. It's that time of year, the part will be here on ___ (the day the part will get there changes)... My only gripe with the dealership is that if the bike isn't good to go, then don't list it yet. Most of my dissatisfaction has been with the sales person (I'm calling him J). I'm sorry J, no, I don't think you have done everything you can. Your excuses have changed every time we've spoke. Three times I've wasted my time coming down there to pick up the bike. I literally saw you on Friday, asked if the bike was ready, showed up the next day and of course the bike isn't ready. Your efforts have been lazy at best. As much as I want that bike (and the nearest one like it for sale is in Minnesota) I'll find a different motorcycle at a dealer who's willing to put forth some effort and knows how to treat customers.

Cliff's is the very best! They are extremely knowledgable about KTM motorcycles. They're also…read morehonest, thorough and have very reasonable pricing. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Shysters and opportunist. I dropped off my KTM 250 because…read moreit wouldn't start. They said it was a ground wire under the fuel tank. Turns out it was just a spark plug. It's been a few years since I've ridden a 2 stroke so I forgot how fast spark plugs can foul out. So rather than offer to re-jet the carb and change the plug, they lied and took my money. Bike was brand new only had an hour or 2 on it. That pretty much sums up that business don't you think ?

Decided to take a look at a few motorcycles today. I went to Mom's Motorcycles on Broadway Revere…read more I was pleasantly surprised I spoke with the general manager Dennis who volunteered lots and lots of important information and specs that I was interested in finding out about. He graciously let me sit on a few of the different models and we spoke about the couple bikes I have in the garage as possible trade ins. He even gave me a guesstimate on what they would be worth. He actually offered me discounts from the factory without me even inquiring which I found refreshing and then after he told me about the discounts from the factory it was also an incentive of 2000 extra dollars for parts and accessories so a total of $3000 discount which is pretty fabulous when the sticker is $18,499. He was extremely patient answered all my questions showed me some of the accessories that were available on the program and even interchangeable wheels tires and seats. If I choose to purchase an Indian motorcycle I will definitely have Dennis help me with that now the question is do I trade in my Harley Davidson for an Indian??? I'll have to give it some thought and a little bit more research maybe take a test drive but I would definitely suggest anyone looking for an Indian motorcycle a Polaris or a victory to head on over to Mom's on Broadway Revere see Dennis tell him Dave Romanow sent you.

Looking to buy a new Indian Motorcycle. Called the sales department to get more information about…read morethe model I was interested in and discussed price etc. Visited the dealership, price didn't change, no pressure to buy, very low key. Bought the model I wanted in the color I wanted, Great buying experience. The pictures of the dealership on Yelp are not current. The building is new, modern and updated. They sell Victory motorcycles, Polaris products and used motorcycles as well.

Went out on a Sunday looking for a new Battery and found this place open at 10:00am and full of…read morestock. helmets, bandanas,gloves,glasses, oils, bike parts and sooo much more. Don was an awesome guy (and Marine vet) and was very knowledgeable about all of his inventory. So if you need anything for your motorcycle, ATV and or Dirtbikes stop by and see Don , he'll take good care of you .

Don is a cool cat and this is a cool place. Motorcycle, Dirt bike, ATV fluids and chems of every…read morekind, helmets, glasses, bandannas and great conversation. I found this place through a FB review. He has KC Glasses for $9.95! I went in on a Sunday morning at 10. He's open 7 days. They also wholesale bulk oil. Sweet place!

I've been riding motorcycles for decades. After years of getting beaten up by Sportsters I resolved…read moreto get a touring bike. So I perused Craigslist and found several Road King Classics in the Mass/RI area and took a day trip up there. If you want to buy a used motorcycle, in excellent condition, at a fair price, go To Todd's Motorcycles in Bellingham, Mass. It's worth the trip. Walking into Todd's is like stepping into a biker toy store. There were literally dozens of bikes all in pristine condition. We worked with AJ whose super chill manner and knowledge were both refreshing and invaluable. We looked at an '04 Lava Red Road King Classic with 9146 miles on it. It was cosmetically perfect and AJ had maintenance records all the way back to when it was new. I'm stubborn however and had to go check out the other options I'd found but they didn't come close. We called him and told him we'd take it. From the time we walked in, to the time my taillights crossed his driveway maybe took 15 minutes. The price listed is the price we paid, which, based on the comparable bikes in the area, was very fair. They don't do accessories, they don't collect sales tax, they don't provide temporary tags. What they do is provide high value motorcycles, at a fair price with a seamless transaction. Oh and he even gave us t-shirts.

Great place loaded with low mileage late models. No pressure, just plenty of info and time to…read morebrowse. Visit the corp dealerships, test ride there, then go to Todd's to find a nice shape used ride for a great deal. One month after buying there, couldn't be happier.

Eek! Me thinks not. Poor customer service, bloated prices,…read moreActed like they were doing you a "favor" by taking your money and unprofessionally not delivering on service. Shop around, you can do MUCH better.

My experience here was not good…read more I was sold a scooter with false paperwork (a VIN on the MCO that didn't match the scooters VIN). Whether this had been a "mistake" is not my concern. They took an inordinate amount of time to correct this problem, depriving me of the transportation I paid for. I asked for my money back, but they refused. Upon finally getting the scooter, it failed inspection due to a faulty fuse, causing the rear light to stop working. As soon as that was fixed (at a different but still manufacturer-authorized dealership, of course), the gear shift stopped working. Thus the transmission became inoperable. So that had to be fixed too. Now the speedometer is dead, and the fuel gauge looks to be going the same way. The tires barely hold air, despite that they are new, and the paint is already coming off the scooter, even though it has always been covered in the rain. I cannot recommend this shop nor the wares they sell.

Without a doubt, this was the worst service experience that I've had in a long time. No follow-up,…read moreno expertise, no return of phone calls, a most rude and narrow staff led by the owner, Steve. They actually complained about customers who weren't spending enough to warrant their time and attention in front of us and bragged about the many scooters they've sold lately. We had a simple service repair - they made it clear, in a most passive aggressive way, that they had no interest in our business, but only after they wasted weeks of our time. I don't write negative reviews. This one wrote itself. Vespa is a great brand and deserves better than this crowd (they get 1 star because you can't post without, at least, 1).

these people are so rude! they curse at you in the store! stayy far far away!…read more i will never ever ever buy a bike again from these people! everything was wrong and they treat you like garbage!