I'm a first-time motorcycle buyer and I had a great experience with Chicago MotorWorks. The…read morepurchase was quick, straightforward, and stress-free. I bought a 2023 Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE Chrome Edition, and they made the whole process feel easy from start to finish. Huge shoutout to Bob--he was incredible with communication, answered all my questions, and kept me updated the entire time, especially with shipping and delivery timing. Everything happened exactly how they said it would, and I felt taken care of the whole way through. If you're looking for a smooth buying experience and people who actually follow through, I definitely recommend Chicago MotorWorks. Thanks Guys the bike landed safe and sound on time all the way to Cali

I would have given 5 stars every time over the past 20 years , up until now. I purchased two…read morePiaggio MP3's new in 2007. Brought them in over the years for upkeep. Today, Rex told me they only service bikes still under warranty. Huge problem. Motoworks won't even change the tires. The buying experience was awesome with Motoworks, but if you need servicing on what they sell to you, then beware....and you know you will always need servicing.

I used services to tow my bike Breakout it was taken care and handled safely and on time given by…read moretransporter

I've used them twice and both times the service was exceptional and the pricing very reasonable…read more Five star service, I highly recommend.

Visited this Harley Davidson while waiting with friends for dinner reservations…read more A few bought cool t-shirts. The shop was very clean and they had an excellent retail selection. One of the salesman stated this new shop is much smaller than a previous location. Never having been to that location, can only highly recommend this location for the Harley enthusiast.

Stopped in on the way to the airport to grab a t-shirt. They had 0 in the 2XL size, in any of at…read moreleast 5 styles that looked cool! When the sales lady asked how everything was I politely said, could be better, you don't have any 2xl, and her response was "that's not gonna happen!" I have literally been to 50+ dealers as I like to hit them everywhere I travel. Please see below pics of how I came in wearing a Harley shirt, hat and carrying a Harley bag. I have at least 100 Harley shirts, 8 leather jackets, boots gloves...the list goes on. Obviously she doesn't know that or that I also own 9 motorcycles, 2 are Harley's. Overall, this is the worst Harley dealer I've stepped foot in. Order some shirts, and don't have an attitude because you can figure out how to do so

Called over and asked if I could get an oil change while I waited? "No problem, we'll squeeze ya…read morein." Stood there and watched everything with an interest in maybe DIY next time. Was I asked to wait outside or in office? Nope, we talked bikes for about an hour and these guys answered questions as if I'd paid for a class. Nice people, fair pricing, and solid professional service. Not many, if any, good bike shops around this Northside area of the city, especially one that will do the work that day. Five big stars for the guys at EPM!

I brought my Suzuki motorcycle here for its 3k mile service. Mike and his team gave great serivce,…read morewere straightforward/honest, friendly, and responsive. They tuned the bike up making it a better ride and ready for the riding season. I highly recommend coming to them for your motorcycle service/repair needs.

Avoid City Scooter for warranty, maintenance and repair work. They have a BBB rating of "F" under…read moretheir real name of OKI Motors. If you ignore my advice and use them for service, take a video with SOUND of the entire outside of your ride with the engine running so you have proof of condition! They charge a diagnostic fee NOT applicable to your final bill and want half the money up front. Prior to service, my Vino was so quiet, I had to take my helmet off to hear it running. When I brought it in for service, a customer asked what I was riding because "it was so quiet, I didn't hear it." He and Chris (desk guy) were joking they like loud bikes like Harleys. I said mine is quiet, like a Caddy and I like it that way. Brought Vino in 6/20/2023 for a sticky throttle. City Scooter said Vino needed new tires, and tacked on a $60 upcharge. Vino was "ready" July 6. Hubby picked up July 7. I started it, engine was beyond loud, like a chainsaw, NOT the quiet ride I dropped off. It had greasy fingerprints and liquid streaks all over. I found 4 large bolts and a washer under the seat. The steering column was out of alignment with the front fork. I brought it back July 13th to have the noise and alignment fixed, and handed over the 4 loose bolts. Desk guy's response? "Our bad." So after staff discussed how loud all scooters sound, I basically was called a liar for saying my Vino runs much louder than before "service." I say anyone who forgets to put parts back on a scooter can't be trusted to tell the truth. I was given nothing but excuses: the air filter might be bad (well, you guys put a new one in, so why not swap it out? Are your parts bad? Did you somehow miss another important step, like when Marty forgot to re-install 4 important bolts?); the engine noise was masked by the dirty air filter (too ridiculous to refute); "it might be the crankshaft" (why put NEW tires on my scooter and perform maintenance if that is what you thought?!!); "all bikes run that loud, we've heard worse" (wow, just... wow); "I'm not saying you're lying but" (another wow). I'd brought it back three times before they mentioned "crankshaft." 8/5 I call to speak to Jeff Wunderlich. "He's not available. I'll have him call you back." Jeff calls when I'm not home; has a heated convo with my hubby, who recorded him. Jeff kept insisting they didn't "touch the engine." You don't need to touch the engine to ruin it, you only need to drain the oil...but Jeff doesn't mention they did THAT, of course! An oil change is part of maintenance yet I didn't see an oil change on my bill. And the reason for that is someone drained the oil, then took my Vino for a ride, ruining my scooter's crankshaft bearings. Oki then tried every tactic possible to not let me guess what actually happened. Like the air box would make the Vino run loud. My scooter was so filthy because engine oil sprayed all over it. City Scooters/OKI charged me $1458. I asked for a refund of labor charges. I know Jeff Wunderlich, I used to board his dog Sparticus and he wouldn't admit his dope-smoking employees made a mistake nor refund me one cent. City Scooter said they didn't run the engine before servicing, so how could they tell if it was louder? (Who doesn't start up a bike first before starting to work on it?) What I got from Marty's "work" on my ride: a Vino paperweight. I took it to a real motorcycle repair shop; EPM said the only way the crankshaft bearings could go bad were if the scooter was run without enough oil in it. They said riding any longer would cause engine failure and my Vino was no longer safe to ride. City Scooter deserves ZERO stars for killing my beloved 18-year-old Vino.

This place has the best layaway plan and the storage plan is the best I've ever had I would…read morepurchase here again and again

I dropped off a set of motorcycle fairings on November 15th and paid a $750 deposit for paint work…read more Unfortunately I have not received responses to multiple calls or texts over the past three months. I also stopped by during posted business hours and the shop was closed. I would simply like to retrieve my fairings.

They did exactly what they said they would do and had it ready when they said they would!read more

Guys seem to know what they are doing! Highly recommend..................................read more

so I've lugged my 1979 Kawasaki Kz 1000 LTD across three states the last five years and no one…read moreseems to know exactly how to work on it....one guy was real angry, another was a Harley guy...Lol. I got to Chicago and another shop did good work but when I looked at the charge I was like; "I know taxes are skyhigh out here but really?"...Then I found this shop, I had already decided to sell it and had an offer of $6 K. When I picked it up I fell in love with it all over again, they fixed what they were supposed to but they also made some other adjustment voluntarily. I love opening up all four carburetors and hearing that factory header growl, whatever else they did made it so I couldn't sell, shit I don't need the money at my age, gonna keep it now that I have mechanics that know what they're doing without making me bend over and grab my ankles......

If your looking for a great deal on a bike go to chicago cycles they have the best prices out there…read more!trust me I have been looking for 2yrs for my deal this where I found it so compare ur price to Chicago cycles . Allen Pittman

Bike was exactly like advertised, transaction smooth and delivery of bike within 2 weeks. We did…read morehave an issue with the title getting lost in the USPS system, CCM mailed it on time, but USPS dropped the ball. After over a month of both myself and CCM requesting updates it was finally received. Again, this was not a CCM issue but they did work to get it rectified.

Awesome service! Professional, passionate, competent, qualified, certified, friendly, reasonably…read morepriced, what else is there? - Mike's Motorcycle Towing

Had a chance to drop my Harley off at AlleyCat last week and I am extremely pleased with the work…read moreand results. It is easy to see that Greg, the owner, cares about each and every bike he services and has a true love for what he does. He took the time to inspect all aspects of my bike which had not been serviced professionally in a few years even though I was just looking to get my fluids changed. He made recommendations for fixes that I wouldn't have even thought of and I am extremely glad he did. Brakes are now working perfectly, gear shifting is smoother and riding is so much more enjoyable. If you are in need of service for your Harley, Greg and AlleyCat Motor is the place to go!