Jerry kept his word on price and we made a deal. Everything went as planned. Thanks again Jerry.read more

I was in the market for something more entry level and SoCal Honda Powersports was able to get me…read morein and out quick with a Honda Navi!

I was a little skeptical because of reviews, but I'm so glad I just went ahead and decided to sell…read morethem an old motorcycle. (I did not regret it) I'm not sure what others are talking about, I dealt with so many people and companies before finding Classic Runners... They were literally the easiest. They are the best of the best, this is a bike that I had sold them and the process couldn't have been smoother and they paid me so quickly I couldn't believe it. (I'll attach photos of the old 1975 Kawasaki z1900 I sold them) I wouldn't want to deal with any other place!!! Thank you!!!

They did what they said they were going to do, I was very relieved it wasn't a scam. If I could…read morerate more than 5 stars, I would!! fast, easy, effective and wouldn't use any other place to ever sell another motorcycle. Thank you!!

Lots of knowledge and experience to draw upon. An eclectic selection of motorcycles from Bobbers to…read moreBuell, Canyon carving Sportster 1200's with rear-set controls to choppers with Sugar Bear's front ends. Fair prices.

I hardly leave reviews, but I just don't want someone to go through what I went through. Shout out…read moreto Jim though, he is very professional and tried to help. If I could give this place zero stars I would. I brought my Harley in to get repaired. It worked for a week before giving out so I took it back. Once I took it back the owner Michael was rude and sarcastic. He told me it would be an easy fix and I have to come back to pick it up the same day. Fast forward TWO months and I've consistently asked for an update every week. They could not give me a straight answer. I decided to pull my bike from the shop, then all of a sudden they have the tools to fix the bike. I still kept my decision to pull my bike from their shop and when I do they tell me I did not give them a key to the bike. (Which I did) I had to call them again to get the keys to my bike and they gave me my bike in worse condition I gave it to them. Find another shop. Not worth your time.

7/23/26 ANNUAL SERVICE CONDUCTED Thanks to Elizabeth Nell's…read more& Co-Worker which are NEW SERVICE ADVISORS for being professional while learning OJT. Under the Supervision of long time Upper Management Mike Larkin he is doing a terrific job. Great Job LEAD MECHANIC Michael Salcedo has been there for a long time and continues to do great work .

Went in to purchase a Yamaha MT-07, as i made an appointment. I was told that a specific price OTD…read more I was refused not to give it in writing which should been my first warning sign. If they don't just walk away. They gave me the price for the OTD, and I agreed to it. They had me go in on a Saturday morning at 11am. I also took my previous motorcycle in for a trade in. Please as a word of caution. THEY WILL SCREW YOU on your trade in. they will low ball, and refuse to give you anymore than the lowball. Knowing that your pretty much stuck at that point, and will most likely agree. I know that the motorcycle i traded in was worth at least 4k, but they forced my had at a much lower number than what i was asking. Next they required me to put a 500 dollar deposit on the motorcycle. I put the deposit down as required to "hold the quoted price" (keep this in mind). they did not apply it to the total of the motorcycle so they took that money. So if you do this, keep an eye on these guys. Next issue they also tried to pump up the price. as they were supposed to give me a discount on it since it was on sale. In total the cost of the bike was 8,898 quoted OTD. the paperwok they gave me was showing a final price of over 10K. Making it basically to they took the trade in for free, and charged me fore it, as well as raised the price on the bike. I looked it over as best as i could, and they were upset that i caught it, as well as appeared to be upset that the price was 8,898 OTD. They finally agreed after some arguing over numbers, and then gave me the 500 dollar discount i was supposed to get (keep in mind they still kept the 500 deposit that was supposed to be applied to the total of the motorcycle). The 500 dollar discount ended up having to go onto a gift card, as this was all discovered AFTER they already charged me and took my money. In total they kept me there for 3 hours as a cash deal no financing, and the experience was by far sub par. I have told everyone i know that this will forever be the last anything i buy form del amo motorsports. I even told the same guy that i wanted to buy my wife and kids a couple quads and a boat eventually down the road. Im not sorry for purchasing my motorcycle, but i am sorry i went to del amo motorsports just based of what felt like deceptive practices.

Bought a Moto Guzzi from this shop and the whole experience was excellent…read more The team was knowledgeable, straightforward, and clearly passionate about what they do. No pressure, no nonsense--just honest answers and solid guidance throughout the process. The bike was exactly as described, and you can tell they take pride in the machines they sell. What stood out most was the level of trust and transparency. They made the purchase feel easy and confident, which is not something you always get when buying used motorcycles. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a well-sorted bike and a shop that actually cares about its customers.

Eric is well versed, accommodating and transparent, he offered me water and snacks when I asked if…read moreI could use the restroom. Jeremy is the manager. A friendly atmosphere with a great BIG SCREEN TV in the showroom area to watch the World Cup or GP Moto races. They're my local Buell service center and happy to hear they're now selling Stark Electric Motorcycles.

Good spot for fair priced ATVs and other off road vehicles. Thought they were scooters only, but…read morethey got lot of stuff. Easy to work, with no hassle, would recommend. They don't carry the big name stuff tho, only smaller brands.

From the owner: At Scooter Importer, we sell anything from motorcycles, ATVs, e-bikes, to scooters… and all for a…read moregreat low price! Visit us in store to see our selection and let us help see what is right for you.

Got my helmets stolen at Grand Central market in downtown and needed one quick before the fuzz was…read moreon to me. Call them up they were working in the back service and when I got there, I had to call him. Let me in the front door. Give me a good deal on a cash price for a hat helmet, and it matches my motorcycle perfectly. They also do services and have plenty of gear for sale inside.

Owner Saul is a good guy. Nice shop. Good selection for being a small business. Discounts on gear…read more Support local.

honestly honestly hands down best experience I had servicing my switch at authorized dealer . I've…read morehopped around to so many authorized dealers in SoCal ridiculously expensive and they ruined my motor stick with bert's 100000%! ( they don't charge you a storage fee if you're a couple days late on pick up also) and their rates are way lower than those other guys, and they clearly know what they're doing.....Robbie is the Man ! Robbie went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect on my boat. He even got some extra stuff exchanged by the warranty without even me asking ....things is brand new now . I can't wait to take it out for the season. Thank you so much guys.!!!

My partner and I came in to look for a motorcycle that was listed on their website and to go to the…read moreparts shop for a helmet. The sales people were not pushy and allowed us to browse the motorcycles. Unfortunately, we did not see the bike that was listed on their website and went straight to the parts shop. The guy helping us at the helmet section (I forget his name but it could be Xavier?) was easy going and let me browse the selection without breathing down my neck and was able to answer my questions when asked. So, where did it go wrong? When his coworker (some young, white kid) decided to jump in to help and then talked back to my partner regarding a display item vs open box item, which was uncalled for and completely rude as hell. We still ended up purchasing a helmet since I really needed one for some plans later in the day. I made sure I spoke to Xavier (I'm sorry if I got your name wrong but I'm pretty sure that's the name that came up when I was paying at the front) about the item I wanted in case he gets some sort of credit for helping out. And kid, there IS a difference between a display item and an open box item. I'm not sure how my partner's question triggered him to answer with such attitude lol. Like it isn't stressful enough to decide which helmet to purchase??