TL:DR: This dealership is pretty awesome; they are thorough, honest, and employ really cool people…read more I came in to get the "maintenance needed / wrench" icon removed from the 'dash' off of my 2017 Triumph Daytona 675R. Brian, who was gracious enough to take in my bike as a walk-in on a Saturday afternoon, told me the price and duration of the work. I was so happy and thankful that he was openly-honest and upfront about the price and wait-time, but he also informed me that in order to be thorough and honest about clearing the "code" that they would still have to conduct the full inspection of the bike to ensure that it met safe road standards as per their policy and the manufacturer's standards. This was fair and totally expected (and should be the standard everywhere, considering it's a motorcycle we are talking about). I myself already knew all of the things that they would bring up in their inspection report, as I had already put together a list of parts and maintenance activities that i needed to complete before making the trip to this dealership, from Orlando. [The dealership closest me in Orlando was the same distance and ride-time away from my house, I went here, because I visited this location a few years back, when I was in town] What I also liked about my visit to this location is that they employ people that fit into a full spectrum of riders: young, middle-aged, and "older", along with the full gamut of riding-types: street-sport, track-enthusiasts, road-cruisers, etc...it felt like going to a place where the saying "for riders, by riders" rings true on so many levels. I really appreciated this. One thing of note, that I noticed, before it was even mentioned to me, was that one of the techs (Ian) that moved my bike back-and-forth from the front of the shop to the garage and back, took the time to wipe clean the windscreen and front fairing of all the dead bugs from my trip...he did so with a clean microfiber cloth and cleaner spray that everyone uses...it was this level of care and detail that assured me that their customer service is on a level that even they would expect themselves for their own motorcycles. I'll definitely be returning back to this dealership for the interval maintenance that I don't have the tools or time to conduct myself. They saw how well I took care of the vehicle myself and I liked that they respected that I do some of my own maintenance. (Again reiterating my thoughts of "for riders by riders"). It is my hope that my experience from my visit is the same one that you get when you go in yourself. I hope I don't sound too snobby or "uppity" when I say that: Triumph is a Euro-imported brand that isn't in the same price range of the Asian brands...so we should expect to pay a little more...for both parts and service, so sticker/invoice shock shouldn't be too surprising once you get it.

I bought a Yamaha V Star 250 from these guys. Very happy with how I was treated....They were easy…read moreto negotiate with over the phone. I live in Port Charlotte

Bought a moto Guzzi from them And an Harley…read more Always got great service Now looking on that 2025 breakout they have

These guys are liars. Had a 2026 Ducati V2 SP listed at $16,995. I inquired. They said: "Yep,…read morethat's the price". Went on their website and found that the real price was $4,000 more. They have (had) a V2 listed price for a V2 SP: different motorcylce. Sneaky Bastards had a picture of a SP, Had the description of an SP, had the title listed as an SP, but their "Stock #" was for a standard V2. Then they tried to argue about it. When a salesman lies and misrepresents a motorcycle before you even talk to him, there's a problem. You should definitely go somewhere else.

Came here not only for my riding course but also to buy my new 26' RG. BT, Ron, and the team did an…read moreawesome job of listening to what I was looking for and helping me find exactly what I was looking for. I would recommend this dealership to anyone looking.

No one wants to work anymore. The managers don't reward good employees that work hard. They…read moreconstantly just underpay and undertrain and lose good people. It's a shame seems like the whole Harley company is dying and less appealing than it used to be.

Wow! Is all I have to say about this place. The customer service I received was beyond and above…read morewhat I expected to receive. I shopped around before making my decision to buy. The sales person that I was dealing with name was Aaron Hawkins. He was very easy to deal with and gave me the best pricing right away. The whole process was made very easy from the time I got there from the time I left was less than an hour. I heard rumors that this place had a bad rep but I would highly recommend this place to anyone interested in a motorcycle. I have sent several of my friends there to buy motorcycles. I have not used the service department yet but everyone seemed very pleasant. Mr. Hawkins walked me through the dealership and I was even able to see my motorcycle as they were assembling it. He was even able to take me to the parts counter and get me a discount on my helmet and jacket. I am very pleased at cant say enough about my experience there. This made my first motorcycle experience really a great one!

Great price motorcycles and efficient, friendly service. Go see Hans. This place is great! Also…read morestrange note, but the bathroom was also very clean. Thank y'all! Great price motorcycles and efficient, friendly service. Go see Hans. This place is great! Also strange note, but the bathroom was also very clean. Thank y'all!

I give a zero Star for this guy. He is broke and cannot pay his rent. He strong armed me when I…read moretook my boat to be reparied. Calls anbd syas boat it finsished, but your steering cable broke and will need to be fixed. But first I want you to pay for the work I already did and the cables only come in pairs. He would not repair my steering until I paid for an unfinished boat. He told me his rent was due and to bring cash as his credit card machine was broken. I showed up to pick up my boat and told him how horrible business doing this way is. Forcing people to pay before the job is done. He broke my steering cable and blamed rust. It was working when I took in in, and then it wasnt. He would fix it, unless I paid up front. The credit card machine mysteriously worked when I paid for an unfinished boat and took it elsewhere to be completed. Alex is not the guy you want working on anything. He will hold your vehicle hostage and does shitty work. He left a hatch completel y loose and didnt seal it with silicone, but my boat was finished. STAY AWAY FROM THIS CLOWN!

I wish I didn't have to write this review. Consider before buying anything there, that my ATV was…read moreput on the back shelf for 4 months- excuses such a as, from the owner Mark: "We had two brand new Yamaha Jetskis that blew their engines, so we dont have time to work on your ATV!", "You're ATV is an antique (presumably to bully me into buying a new $10,000 one instead of fixing mine)". After being nice to him- "if you don't like waiting, you can come and get it!". 4 months. Slams, disrespect, the word that comes to mind about Mark starts with an A. THEN... they finally finish, or so they say- and I ask them to deliver it, hoping to rescue it from their evil clutches, and, Dale tells me the delivery driver will call me before he drops it off, because we have to immune deficiency people here, and children, and he needs special instructions not to park at the house on the property- but, does he do that? No. He just shows up. He parks right next to the house, then he unloads. Prior to saying "sure, deliver it" I made sure to ask him, since he said it was fixed, to run it through the gears: "sure, we'll run it through the gears for you before we deliver it". I thanked him. When it arrived, it would not go in gear, and the person delivering it would not drive it. I wondered why not... I didn't have to wonder very long. He finally said he would adjust the clutch, after replacing the clutch. But thats not the end of it. I test drove it down the gravel road, and then parked it. The next day it would not start, it just went blank. No green light, then it decided to come on the next day, but it won't turn over now. My advice: don't buy anything from people like these and expect them to care one bit about you as a customer. I hope that this stops people from being ripped off by these spiders, that lie in wait for some poor saps to come in just so they can dump on them and control them. It's up to you.

My experience with everyone at Cahills was great. I got my motorcycle tuned up and didn't feel…read morelike I was being robbed . My bike purrs and I'll definitely take it back for repairs and some customizing .

Service center is awesome. Great work at fair pricing. Highly recomendend this place.read more

A few weeks back I bought a new bike from the good folks at the Broward Motorsports Port Richey…read morestore. Did all the dealing over the phone with salesman Carter Gavlock. We live about 100 miles away. I had one of the same kind of bike in 2012 when they first came out. Carried it on a Versa Haul rack on the back on my motor coach all over the country for three years. Put 16,000 miles on it. The "kid packs" on their crotch rockets always got a kick out of this old gray haired man (65 at the time) carrying and riding a bright green SE Kawai 14R. I loved the shock factor. At any rate, I recently read the 2025 was to be the final edition of the ZX-14R. You guessed it, had to have one before they went away. I liked the new matt red color, so that didn't hurt. From the time I first talked to Carter from home, through arriving at the dealer to take delivery, it was an absolute pleasure. The deal was straight forward and very reasonable, the on-site experience was superb, and the others involved at the dealership could not have been nicer and more accommodating. Both the manager/supervisors Travis and Chris, the business/finance guy Zach (no B.S. pressure to buy extras), and the title clerk Tracy were all simply terrific. Carter even loaded the bike on my trailer. How's that for follow-through? Fast forward a month or so. I'm looking around for a used Bonneville. I used to own a 650 when I first started riding in the early 60's. That was some bike back in the day. More than terrorized a few sportsters, we did (smile). Nonetheless, being kind on a sentimental guy, and having great memories of the old Bonnie, I thought a new version might be a nice addition to the garage. I found a beautiful T120 sitting outside in the sunlight at another dealer on the other side of the state. Then I walked into the showroom and just by happenstance cast my eyes on a brand new Rocket 3 Evil Knievel edition. Say what you will about love at first sight. It can be real - for more than beautiful gals. I've luckily enjoyed a long life of every bit of all that. Safe it to say I am in the process of having Carter and his dealership get me one. That would never happen if I had not experienced the exceptionally enjoyable process with them on my new 14R. Give 'em a try before you buy anywhere else. I've experience dealers all over the world, mostly in the U.S. Owned hundreds of bikes. It's a real treasure to find a truly good dealership. Especially when they sell and service the brands you favor.

Always and hands down one of the most respected and trusted store and site for all your Mini Moto…read moreneeds! Though Ive never been to the actual store, I have been a repeat buyer! Ask anyone! THERUCKSHOP is definitely a spot to shop!

The shopping is spot on! Helpful installation instructions and great video tutorials for anyone…read morewho wants to fix their own machine i highly recommend them!