Great service and honest work. The team at Bike Boys fixed my motorcycle quickly and at a fair…read moreprice. Highly recommended.

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.

Awesome service. Mechanics are knowledgeable and fair…read morepriced. They go the extra mile.

Went to this shop for some work when I came to pick it up I got a surprisingly whopping bill, he…read moreput pricey custom tank fastener parts on I NEVER asked for and had no choice nor say so about but he DID NOT HAVE the rubber grommets in stock anyway saying that all I had to do now was go to Bergen Harley and order the grommets myself? He sold and installed a new $100 plus dollar rear axle with full pop labor charges, (and a used chrome castle nut) by knowingly installing the axle dry and tight without any assembly lube whatsoever an axle that was machined so tight in the wheel and adjusters that it had to be cut back out of the frame before this bike had EVER even been started much less after a flat tire in the middle of nowhere after having actually being driven. I've been a rider, owner, enthusiast wrench since 1965 and never have I ever had to cut a brand new axle axle out of a bike. But wait, there's more... He replaced the trans bearings and resealed the transmission that I carried in that literally then fell out of the frame when I came back and then picked it up to trailer it (instead of paying his guy to trailer it instead) scratching the brand new chrome transmission end cover that I had to replace, all because he never even took the time bolt it in to frame with at least one ten cent nut for safety and yet said nothing about the trans not being secured to my freshly powder coated frame. Then in some rant he even threatened to call Bel Art, the powder coating company I used to powder coat my parts out of pocket with my cash money for my bike to complain about the prices that I payed saying he would put a stop to the public getting powder coating at that price. Which he must have done because Bel Art no longer accepts carry in work. This guy brags about how he alone can only do sheriff department work because nobody else can do what he does that the taxpayers afford to begin with. Doesn't give written estimates prior to repair then does what he wants, or doesn't want, doesn't call for prior authorization or provide timely cost estimates after you leave then hands you a budget busting heavy handed bill instead and then jumps bad at the counter and threatens to keep and lien sale the bike if he doesn't get what he demands when you're handed his bill for your signature after the fact. I ordered, bought and paid for a new axle elsewhere and made two trips to get one after cutting it out of the frame myself and reinstalling another new axle. I replaced the damaged new chrome transmission side cover and replaced that myself too, a transmission by the way that he did not put oil into either, and said nothing.l about it being dry without lubricants. I ordered and payed for the grommets and made two trips to Bergen and removed and replaced the chrome fasteners that should have been installed with the grommets instead of just the fasteners he sold that scratches the powder coated surfaces. I then ordered and bought the OEM factory transmission fasteners he did not have or would you not install nor said anything about as a part of the transmission reseal that he charged parts and labor for including new end bearing after charging over one thousand dollars payment for in cash. These examples weren't a bad day at the shop, these were deliberate by a guy who knows exactly what he's doing and did it anyway. He's covertly and overtly hostile and guilty of highly predatory business practices and gives a bad rep on the indie shops in general with the motoring public and for his part he alone is responsible for the downturn in the local market place for labor and parts rates because of his business ethos and chop shop practice, techniques, and mentality.

Went in to purchase a new dirt bike, cash. 1. Cant access any of them to get a good look. 2. Not 1…read moreif the sales people asked If we needed help, not 1. So they just lost a sale and more because my buddy was gonna do the same thing in 2weeks. Who runs that place? The parts guys were the only ones to ask if we needed help. So I would get parts from them but never buy a bike there.

Pump the sports cycle was amazing. Everyone's so nice. You called the parts department and they…read moretake their time with you even on the phone and you're not there to help you out. Amazing and the sales people are so nice and great in the shop do amazing work keep up the good work pump the sports center. I'll give you five stars all day.

I chose to support my local business despite knowing I was overpaying by $100 for the same battery…read moreI could've ordered online shipped for $125. However, after paying with a debit card, I noticed an additional $7.46 deposit/processing fee--which should not apply to debit transactions. Retailers are typically responsible for covering those costs, not passing them on to customers, especially when you're already significantly marking up your merchandise. This felt like a greedy move and completely unnecessary. That extra charge small as it may seem You've lost a customer and earned a negative. And battery doesn't seem new has scratches on bottom and sides most likely refurbished sold as new. "They likely avoid accepting credit cards because they're worried about chargebacks. If their service is truly legitimate and they stand by it, there should be no reason to fear credit card payments especially when they're already charging additional 'deposit processing fees.'"

Very scummy people, and the owner Freddy was intoxicated and started a scene with me over…read morerequesting service on my bike They will talk down on you and over charge you, save yourself the headache of coming here

I needed to have a front tire installed on my victory cross country. The 2 other bikes shops in the…read morearea could not do it. Tribal choppers had put on a rear tire for me before. I called Eric from tribal and he said they were extremely busy. He was able to fit me in and I had my tire installed and the work was completed on time and at a very fair price ! I would recommend Tribal custom choppers to everyone who needs to have work done on their bike. They do fantastic custom bike work as well. THANKS Eric Joe T.

I brought a 2015 Harley Davidson breakout with radioactive green and chrome original color. They…read moreblacked the entire bike out. Added a sissy bar and a sadleman seat. Arlen ness intake, vans and Hines exhaust, cams, and a tune. I will have no one else work on my bike or future bikes. Fantastic work at reasonable prices. Plus a family run business.

Lots of makes crammed in a small space. Helpful guys but not surprisingly expensive and…read moreaftermarket stuff I can get cheaper and unfortunately faster online. Lots of helmets.

No , through years, i have purchased a lawnmower and leaf blower. The service desk guy was rude ,…read morei had to purchase a lawnmower blades. Most recently inquired about and airens snowblower which they said they had in stock. No one ever called me back or sent an email. Poor customer service.

Bought a 2026 xsr900 from here. Motorcycle Mall gave me the best deal. No high pressure sales for…read moreextra stuff from the finance people. No bait and switch. I've had some bad experiences with purchasing at dealerships in the past. This was the most straight forward, no bs deal I ever did in my life. Thank you!

This place is cool !! No denying the bikes are eye candy for all motorcycle enthusiast…read more. As far as service, it's not the greatest, a sign indicates service takes a long time to get your unit back (up to 3 weeks) , and the prices and charges are high.

I brought my 2018 Triumph Street Triple in for its 6,000-mile service. I texted about a week…read morebeforehand to set up an appointment and the process was smooth and painless. Matt was very responsive. When I got there I went over to the service counter and Matt was quick to help me. They took my bike in right away and Matt told me that the service would take about 2 hrs. While working on my bike they noticed some lights weren't working and Matt made sure to come find me to run it by me before they went ahead and did anything. They also noticed my front tire was on its last legs so he cut me a deal on a new one. Prices are fair and the service is friendly and excellent. I'll return for any of my other motorcycle-related needs.

Took my 2014 Sportster Forty-Eight and 2013 Triumph Scrambler to Locomotion Powersports recently…read more They were super honest about the oil coming from the air filter on my Sportster, saying it's totally normal for that bike -- which was a relief to hear. I just had an oil change done on the Triumph, but they also spotted a few things I should keep an eye on down the road. Really appreciate their honesty and attention to detail. Definitely a shop I trust for keeping my bikes in good shape!

Awesome service! Honest, thorough repair work was completed quickly at a very fair price. The…read moreowner, Ray, is extremely knowledgeable, explained everything in detail and was so great communicating and following up with me. Couldn't be more pleased! Highly recommended!

jay or pony boy sold me my slightly used road glide and I couldn't be more happy with the amount of…read moreeffort he put in. I asked a lot of detailed questions and he was more than helpful and he if he didn't know something he found the answers for me and continued to do so after the sale! thank you ponyboy! thank you to the finance team for working w me being out of state!

Where to begin. The folks at Cycle Exchange will treat you like family. No hidden fees or gimmicks…read more Straight to the point pricing. Head on over and give them a chance to crave your Powersports needs. You won't be disappointed. Big shout out to John, Lily and Chris! Thank you!