This is the place where motorcycle lovers should go to get the bike of their dreams…read more A motorbike isn't everyone's cup of tea. But if you fancy one, then this is the place to be. Most leading brands of motorcycles are sold here. All variations and colors for everyone. My friend bought one from here and I checked out the place with him. And decided to buy mine from there too. Honda CBR 125R. I was particular about getting a black one. Thanks to Ian Harrington from Sales department who got my wish fulfilled. He got all the finance documents ready and got the specific color just as I requested and let me know in advance about any delays that might be involved in getting it. If you feel like you need a Honda/Triumph/or several other brands, feel free to post a question on their website and they'll get in touch as quickly as possible. I must say, the entire process of buying the bike from requesting a particular model, arranging finance and collecting the bike, was so smooth, that all I had to do was provide the details necessary for the finance application Ian kept me informed throughout the process. And now I have what I wanted! I'm very pleased with how easy they've made it feel. I totally recommend Metropolis for the sales bit. I'll know more about their services over the coming years, so I'll keep you posted with updates.

Easy to get to. Easy to park at (on the bike). Test rides available on most of what I wanted at…read moreshort notice. Part exchange on my bike at reasonable figure. Staff are clued up and clear on what they are selling and provide good advice where needed. Huge site re amount of various bikes on offer for purchase and test ride and nice size shop and advice re helmet and other biking gear. Does get quite busy at times, but the staff are good at managing footfall and offering good customer service throughout.

A large branch of this small motorbike accessories chain, selling bikes, clothing, crash-helmets,…read morespares and accessories. I've only used this branch a few times (I've been going to the Portland Street branch for over 15 years) but the staff have been friendly and knowledgeable. They allowed me to browse the bikes even thought it was past closing time - they seemed more interested in helping another customer than getting away themselves. They also recommended some consumables to me which were cheaper than the ones I might have used. So, two good signs of customer service.

Sorry don't mind me. Everytime i see motocycles online i just cant help to remember what my…read moreboyfriend was, a cheat and a liar. I hated men and he kept denying it even after confronting him. I had to think outside the box found my saviour online @juntenghacks@gmail.com he helped me have access to his chats, inbox on my phone. Caught him with the bitch on a motorcycle after i got his location through his chat on my phone. Stay safe sisters . Ps: i now own the bike. don't waste anymore time with a lieing snake. If you have doubt clear your doubts @juntenghacks@gmail.com. he saved me. Also get you a motorcycle, they are very cool.

As a lover and rider of old motorcycles I find it can be difficult to find parts from time to time…read more There are a number of great shops I can go and get a great sense of community and any number of good online dealers where the selection of parts is good, but retuning them can be a pain and the service impersonal. With these things in mind you can imagine how happy I was to find that World's End Motorcycles was as close at hand as it is. I found out about them when one of their guys came to buy an old Honda off me after I had run its little engine into the ground. I popped down to the warehouse in Portslade a week or two later after a part for my new bike. When I asked after my old Honda I was told that they had set it up with a new engine and that it was now once more on the road. That's just what these guys are about. They have one of the largest selections of motorcycle parts under one roof I've ever seen and you get the very real impression that they actually care. There's not a great deal in the way of accessories or clothing so you lose a little of the excitement of a real trip to the bike shop but in terms of the nuts and bolts of things (excluding Brit bikes) they excel. So for those of you with something like a 1990 GS1000, next time a piece of aging fairing gives way or you need a new chain on the cheap then give these guys a shout or just head down.

Document everything because they will steal your money. Non roadworthy rental bikes…read more Currently stuck in a dispute with them because I trusted them. Dont fall for Shab's nice guy act Edit: I raised a dispute with my credit company and raised this with citizens advice and they returned my money as per their section 73 of credit agreement and in line with consumer rights act of 2015. If i had the time, money and energy I would take you to court which is why I waited until now before going public with this. You are a criminal and a liar and should be reprimanded. I will not let you get away with this. The story: This was the third time i rented a bike from them. In the past the gears got stuck and left me stranded for an hour but i thought maybe its because im learning. This time, i picked the bike at Monday 4:30 with half a tank, rode all the way to camden, turned the bike off to go into tesco, when i came back the bike wouldnt turn on. This was around 5:45. Not sure how you have a mechanic shop and claim that i killed the battery while i was riding it. So i called them that night but no answer because the shop was closed (fai enough). I managed to park the bike at one of my friends' over night so it doesnt get stolen. Next day i called them trying to resolve this and they told me to call RAC and that of course if anything is wrong with the bike theyll refund me. I asked them to email me this, they ignored my emails. RAC scheduled for Wednesday 10AM and they jump started the bike. I called and told them that Id like to bring the bike back after work and they said no problem but we will close the shop so you're gonna have to leave it outside and hand the rented helmet to the shop next door. I asked if they could email me that just so we can have this agreed. They ignored my calls and emails all day. At 4pm Shab answered and says no we won't email you and everything is at your own risk not sure what you want from us. When they saw that Im asking for documents and Im trying to do this the right way their nice guy act dropped. So instead, i rode the bike back to my place to park it safely and refueled the tank. On thursday (day when my rental was due to end) i took a half day off to ride it back and rid myself of this hassle but the bike wouldnt turn on. I called them and i called RAC. They told me that they wont tow the bike unless it cannot be fixed on the spot. They came, examined and towed the bike back. After a week of radio silence i ask for a refund and they say that the bike is working perfectly and that i had flattened the battery. I rented a bike with the expectation that its road worthy and that I dont have to spend a week trying to turn it on and return it to you. You wasted an entire week and youre just a bad person with the way you treated me and i genuinely wish that you get what you deserve.

If you need to buy anything to do with motorbikes or are looking to purchase a motorbike, then this…read moreis the place to come. You can also hire motorbikes from here. As a complete novice to the world of Hells Angels, I was completely ignorant to what it is all about but I have to say, the staff were great at helping me out and apparently the shop sells the latest bike models including Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki and also Peugeot. I was looking into quotes a bike on behalf of a friend and found it very useful that the shop has a service called "rent try buy scheme" whereby you can hire a bike for the weekend, and then if decide you want to keep it - they will deduct the hire cost and sell it to you. The wonders of the credit crunch I suppose. As I mentioned, I'm no expert but as someone stepping into the shop without an inkling of even how to sit on a motorbike properly, the staff were very friendly and refrained from taking advantage of my lack of knowledge.

Absolutely amazing customer service! Me and my friend went there and we looked for the right gear…read morefor both for 4 hours and the guy was always by our side, giving pros and cons and giving superb advice. Best customer service I've had in a while! Absolutely amazing

i had a fault and took my bike to Gatwick motorcycles Colin carried out a thorough check and soon…read morehad it sorted at a very reasonable cost, i found him to be knolwedgeable, helpful and a good person to do business with I highly recormended His service

Amazing service from the moment you step in the door. The staff have an immense knowledge of…read moremotorcycle gear whether it's part of their stock or not. It's obvious these guys have a passion for what they do and it has helped them sell me around a thousand quids worth of gear over about a year. I know that every time I go to Infinity I can get exactly what I want. Even if they have to order it in, they'll do their best to find it for you and make it available. Staff will help first-time buyers understand how biking gear is supposed to fit and be very welcoming to those who might not know exactly what they're looking at. Contrastingly, they can also help experienced riders with racing suits and more. The store is packed full of biking goodies, it feels like a toy shop as a kid all over again. Prices are somewhat higher here than they would be in rival chains such as J&S, but that's generally because Infinity stock up-to-date brand ranges whereas J&S sell quite a bit of older gear that is perhaps more suitable if your needs are budget driven. If quality of goods and service is your top priority, and you're willing to pay for the max protection that you need to stay as safe as possible on the road. Infinity is definitely a brilliant choice. Can't speak highly enough.

This is a small, traditional motor-cycle parts shop. They sell a decent selection of spares and…read moreparts, although I've never had a service here. But I've bought all sorts of bits and bobs and they have always been both knowledgeable and friendly. They have a regular clientele of dispatch riders, which is usually a good sign that they know their stuff!

New and used parts, accessories, clothing, helmets, used motorcycles and repairs are all on offer…read moreat Bikes of Brighton. On the front of the main entrance to Brighton Bikes are posters for AC/DC and The Who, reminding the customer not to forget that motorbikes are cool, and are inextricably linked to rock music. However the AC/DC and Who concerts they are advertising are actually tribute bands; not so cool, but still, in the right direction. To be honest though, this shop isn't about looks, it's quite simply a good, hard working, honest shop which deals in Bikes and getting those babies on the road. KTM and Yamaha road and Moto X bikes are displayed outside, and the Yamaha Virago especially took my fancy, looking a little bit like a chopper, I suddenly had the urge to throw off the constraints of society and go easy riding. But I didn't, as sleeping under the Californian stars in mid summer cannot be matched by the lovely, but actually quite cold, Sussex Downs in mid winter.