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    3.8 (4 reviews)
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    13 years ago

    Rick is great, but a little absent minded. If he tells you he is ordering parts, check to make sure unless you want to wait an extra week.

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    Slt Motorsports

    Slt Motorsports

    2.8
    (8 reviews)

    The guy was in such a crappy mood, I felt bad about bothering him to put tires on my scooter. Yeah…read morethe scoot it's ugly and a little rough around the corners, but I would expect a bike shop to use a set of tire irons to swap out tires. Instead I have bent rims from what looks like a screw driver. Seriously not a job well done. I don't suggest anyone to have this guy do tires cause he obviously doesn't carry the proper tools. Might be coincidence but shortly after the job, after my rear fender bracket broke off my muffler. Might have been from fatigue but hard to ignore that he had to remove the fender to change the rear tire.

    I needed my motorcycle (Yamaha R1) tuned up, carbs cleaned, and new fluids. I called around to a…read morelot of different shops and was given quotes ranging from $600-$975. On a whim, I called Trevor at SLT and he was BY FAR the most inexpensive!!! I was at first very skeptical of his shop, so I dropped in to check it out first. I don't like to take many risks, especially with my motorcycle. It's a small local racers shop. Trevor's a good guy with a lot of mechanical knowledge and he's supported by a lot of WMMR riders. I asked him how he could be so inexpensive compared to the other shops around and he broke it down pretty simply: Trevors the receptionist, accountant, mechanic, sales guy, delivery guy, janitor, etc. for his shop. He doesn't have a ton of expenses to cover like advertising, employee salaries, or a huge lease. His shop is small, but he's got all the tools he needs to get your motorcycle tuned up and running right. I dropped off my motorcycle and Trevor had a few projects to complete before he got to my bike. 6 days later (including Sunday and Monday when he's closed), he finished my bike and now it's running like new! He's a down to earth guy, local rider, and small time businessman that's honest. He did a great job on my bike and if I ever need any other service on my bike, I'm going back to see him for sure! Give him a call or drop by his shop if your skeptical and meet the guy. Good quality job for the money.

    Pacific Motorcycle

    Pacific Motorcycle

    4.0
    (3 reviews)

    Matt was amazing in helping to pick up my bike and take to his shop for a overall inspection and…read morefuel filter repair as he was going to list my bike for me on consignment. He picked up the bike April 1, 2020. The repair was delayed due to a part shipment but was completed on April 20th. I was sick, so paid over the phone via his square up. I had originally done paperwork for this consignment in 2018, but ended up not taking the bike in as there was a delay in Matt picking up for me. So, I felt this was going to be a positive experience. Matt assured me he had lots of interest in Harley's as he had just sold one the prior week and would get mine on his updated website/Facebook soon. My periodic observation did not confirm his words. I was very ill and isolated at home for the next few months and wasn't able to stay on top of this process. To my knowledge, there's been no serious offers on my bike. 2011 XL883L HD with 400 original miles, so I wanted to discuss dropping the price. $5000 asking...no hanging tag on my bike in his shop. (seen through the window) I left a note on the door yesterday, 8-6-2020. The number to the business is disconnected, he is not answering me on his cell. As a combat veteran, I try to think outside the box and remain hopeful that this young man with over 20 years mechanical experience will do the right thing and face his customers as he is young and has many years of opportunity to experience. Matt, if you're reading this, I am happy to assist you in any way I can. If you need volunteers to help organize or answer phones a couple hours a day, I am feeling a bit better each day after several viruses and can assist with organizing volunteers from my home. I've found for me, ignoring issues never really helps solve opportunities to work or change current procedures. Monica Trujillo USAF- ANG, DOD 1996-2007

    My motorcycle broke down on me, while on the road trip. Even during Covid lockdown, Matt was able…read moreto come to the rescue and fix it within an hour. I was able to get back to Seattle. Great guy and great service!

    Motoplex

    Motoplex

    2.7
    (140 reviews)

    The trouble started when the phone tree is run by an AI agent that doesn't know what its doing. So…read morei stopped in, at least 6 employees avoided eye contact or even greeting me, i checked out the gear and while it was an ok selection the clothing dude ran off to hide after helping another customer. If you're a woman, i'd suggest shopping anywhere else and if you hate AI, avoid calling them, who knows what else they're cutting corners on.

    I give a 0 star with a minus I got my first Bonanza mini…read morebike in 1968 and got my first M/C in 1970 at Klein Honda in Everett. My Story. Went into the Service Dept at Lynnwood Moto today, asked young girl at desk if they could test the ignition coil I had in hand. She politely asks what it is and I answer. She says she does not know but her boss may. Just then a big guy, shaved head, appears. Her boss, (for the sake of any rider, hopefully not the service mgr.) She asks can we test this pointing to the object... no response he just stands there... can we test this? Now he says what is it? Simultaneously we answer "an ignition coil". He pauses a second then without even looking at it says "it's fine, ignition coils never go bad" My reply was that the last one did. Pause "yeah we can test it... but not today,... maybe next week" Why is that I ask? "cuz we're closing in 20 minutes" end of conversation. I take a look at the bikes as I walk out, as I will never set foot in here again. Taking poetic license from a line in Animal House, " Son, rude, stupid and lazy is no way to get ahead"

    Gervasi Cycle Works - motorcyclerepair - Updated August 2026

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