I regularly take the Oregon POINT bus (NW Navigator) from Portland to Seaside (on the coast). The…read morebus is generally very punctual and comfortable and safe. The drivers are polite and welcoming. On this particular trip the drivers were especially friendly and welcoming and helpful. I am very appreciative of them. It is a good value as well.

THIS IS EAGLERIDER AS A COMPANY, NOTING TO DO WITH GLADSTONE.... AT ALL…read more EAGLERIDER -- A MEMBERSHIP THAT YOU CAN PAY FOR, BUT MAY NOT BE ABLE TO USE. I have been an EagleRider member and have faithfully paid approximately $55 per month, building a membership value of roughly $3,500. The problem? EagleRider continues to collect my $55 every month while the availability of locations where I can actually use the membership has been shrinking. In Oregon, there are currently no EagleRider locations available to me that allow me to reasonably use the membership I have been paying into. When I asked EagleRider to cancel my membership because the service I purchased is no longer meaningfully available to me, their response was essentially: "You should have read the agreement." Seriously? That response says a great deal about the company's attitude toward its customers. I understand contracts. I understand terms and conditions. I also understand that businesses have contractual rights. But a contract should not become a shield against fundamental changes in the availability, accessibility, or practical value of the service being purchased. EagleRider's own current membership information says that Club benefits are available at "Participating Locations" and that members can use their credits at participating locations worldwide. So here is my question: What exactly is a customer supposed to do when the locations needed to use the membership disappear, but the monthly charges continue? I am not asking for something unreasonable. I am asking EagleRider to recognize that I have paid thousands of dollars into a membership that has lost significant practical value because of the reduction in available locations. Instead, EagleRider's position appears to be: "Keep paying us $55 a month. Whether you can actually use what you're paying for is your problem." That is an extraordinarily poor way to treat a loyal customer. There are legitimate legal and consumer-protection concepts that may be relevant here, including material change in circumstances, failure of consideration, unconscionability, good-faith performance of contracts, and potentially unfair or deceptive business practices, depending upon the actual membership agreement, representations made when I enrolled, and the circumstances surrounding the reduction in available locations. I am not claiming that EagleRider has necessarily violated the law. I am saying that "you should have read the agreement" is not an adequate answer to a legitimate customer complaint involving thousands of dollars of paid membership value and a significant reduction in the ability to use the service. A company that values its customers would look at the situation and say: "We understand that the service has become substantially less useful to you. Let's find a reasonable solution." Instead, EagleRider appears to be hiding behind the fine print. That's not customer service. That's not loyalty. And frankly, that's not the EagleRider experience I thought I was buying. If EagleRider wants to continue charging me $55 every month, I expect them to provide a meaningful opportunity to use the membership I have paid for. If they cannot do that, then I believe the reasonable and ethical solution is to allow me to terminate the membership and provide an appropriate resolution for the approximately $3,500 in membership value I have accumulated. I would strongly encourage anyone considering an EagleRider membership to look beyond the monthly price and ask a much more important question: "Where, exactly, can I use this membership--and what happens to my money if those locations disappear?" Because apparently, according to EagleRider, the answer is: You keep paying. They keep collecting. And you should have read the agreement.

I rented an HD Pan America for a long weekend in the beginning of June. I was thrilled to take the…read morebike out to the McKenzie Bridge area of the Cascades to do a few days of exploring. The weather forecast was perfect, all of my gear easily fit into the big touring cases, and Joel from Eagle Rider helped me sync the bike to my phone to enable the on-bike GPS. As I prepared to head out Joel told me to give him a call if I needed anything. I've rented from this location numerous times over the years, and several other locations as well, and have never had any issues with the bikes while on my little tours. Unfortunately, on the first day I noticed that the throttle response didn't feel right, particularly at higher rev rates. The bike just seemed sluggish to respond, if at all, when I needed a little extra power and I started to feel hesitant and unsure about the bike's ability to maneuver out of dangerous situations. I called Joel the morning of my second day, a Saturday, and told him what was going on. Without hesitation he offered to trailer a second Pan America to my location three hours south of Portland on his day off the following day. The next day Joel showed up bright and early to McKenzie Bridge with a new HD Pan America in tow. The replacement bike was perfect, and my trip was saved by Joel's incredible service. Can't wait to rent from him and the Portland Eagle Rider team again!

I was passing through Portland on a road trip with my buddy. I called Gorge Winds at 7 on a Monday…read moreand was pleasantly surprised by how competent the woman (Delsy Palk) on the line was. She understood exactly what I wanted (a 45 minute lesson/tour on short notice). She agreed to fly us over the river the very next day. The flight was perfect. She was competent and warm, put my friend in the pilot's seat and gave her a phenomenal lesson (2 landings) and both of us got a beautiful tour of the river. I've flown at other airports in CA and the price was better (~15% less) than I've seen.

Gorge winds aviation is awesome! From their staff down to their aircraft, they're top notch. I got…read moremy instrument and commercial tickets here and couldn't be more pleased. People truly care at this place. If your looking for lessons or just a little tour of Portland, this is your place.

Thanks Tony for all of your information. You were really helpful. It's good to know that your…read morelocation is moving. And that you're not next to subway and BJs lounge now. Update us on your new location as soon as you can

If you're looking for the motorcycle trip of a lifetime, stop searching and book with MotoQuest…read more I've ridden motorcycles in many countries, and I can honestly say MotoQuest sets the gold standard. From the moment the tour begins until the last mile, everything is organized to perfection. The motorcycles are exceptionally maintained, the routes are breathtaking, and every day delivers incredible scenery and unforgettable riding. What truly makes MotoQuest stand out is the people. The guides are professional, knowledgeable, passionate about riding, and genuinely care that every rider has an amazing experience. Whether you're an experienced adventure rider or taking your first international motorcycle tour, they make you feel welcome, safe, and confident. Every detail--from the hotels and logistics to the daily rides and local experiences--is thoughtfully planned so you can focus on what matters most: enjoying the ride. The memories, friendships, and places you'll experience are priceless. This wasn't just a vacation--it was an adventure I'll be talking about for years. If I could give MotoQuest more than 5 stars, I would. They've earned a customer for life, and I can't wait to book my next tour with them. Highly, highly recommended!

An excellent experience from a team of adventure riders who want you to have the best experience…read morepossible. They provided my son and me with a trip experience that I won't soon forget. No problems, Bikes were well maintained and safe, no issues and will be going back on an annual basis. Rented a 1300 and a 850 and they even provided local tips on places i needed see for the fall.. couldnt have asked for a better experience.

Friendly knowledgable staff. I don't get typical sales interactions. Timely. Good car selection.read more

I rent from this Enterprise when I need too. Most recently, my vehicle was emitting a strong gas…read moresmell, so I went to rent a vehicle. The staff are friendly, when they're not busy, getting a rental is quick, and the vehicles I've gotten run well. My biggest complaint is twice now, I have rented a vehicle low on gas that I had to go to the gas station and put gas in. Enterprise does offer to go fill the tank, but I'm usually pressed for time and it's easier to bring it back at whatever level I left with, if I estimate properly. My only other complaint is that the last time I rented a vehicle, I didn't see the damage to the windshield before leaving. The vehicle was parked in the sun and the damage was light but could be seen really well in the shade. I was so worry they'd charge me for it but they didn't. Overall, I like Enterprise and will continue renting from them.

Quick and easy check in and check out, friendly service. Clean, reliable car. Easy to connect to…read moreCarPlay for navigation.

This is our go-to Enterprise rental location. It's conveniently located only a few blocks from the…read moreDick Hannah Jeep dealership we use to service our vehicles. Our primary experience here has been renting vehicles through Wheels, when our work (fleet) vehicles are being serviced nearby. We have rented decent vehicles here. They're clean and we've had no issues finding vehicles that meet our needs. Customer service has been great here. No issues at all. We usually have a reservation through Wheels before we arrive, so maybe that contributes to our hassle-free experiences. Overall would recommend this location.

This was our first time on this tour which we found through Groupon. It was worth every penny...and…read moremore! The trolley pulled up on time and Larry, the driver, was as friendly as could be. He greeted everyone with a smile, shook hands with us, explained where we'd go, and off we went. There were 25 of us on the tour and we visited three wineries: Forest Edge Vineyard in Oregon City, Whiskey Hill Winery in Canby, and Archer Vineyard in Newberg. We traveled a lot of miles through backroads on our three-stop tour, and Larry was patient at every stop. We had about an hour to sample wines and eat snacks at each beautiful vineyard and never felt rushed. After nearly five hours we headed back. Several people on the tour said they'd do this again. We would too. In a heartbeat.

Update to prior review: After leaving the review the driver for the company followed up to offer…read moresome reconciliation for the trouble. I do believe that they will make an honest effort to meet customer needs in the future. I think that I had an unusual situation in that a trolley broke down. I would recommend, however, that if you're taking the Christmas lights tour that you schedule during a weekend, as the weekday tours may be subject to cancellation due to lack of interest.