Went in to get a tire fix the guy answer questions about a 2 stroke bike which help alot will be…read morebringing my bikes there fir service from now on

Called and asked a bunch of questions about how to get an issue resolved, the guy not only answered…read moremy questions but even recommended a place that would be able to help me better than they could with my specific issue so thanks

I ride an older bike, over the years, it has gotten to the point where the carburation is so bad as…read moreto be unrideable. I took it to bayley's and, after giving the me the requisite headache about it not looking brand *ing new (every motorcycle mechanic does it. If your parts are not brand new they will b*** and blame you. It happens, but then you don't ride to please them, do you?) he took the job, which is a relief, because half of the reason it looks poor is because of other motorcycle mechanics. Anyway, guy gets the bike done in the scheduled timeframe but then tries to weasel out of taking responsibility for it running correctly. Says "put real gas- no ethanol in it." So I do. Runs just like new! Problem: there is only ONE station within 100 miles which sells ethanol-free gas. A motorcycle has about 100 miles in a tank. So I had to fill it up at a gas station which sells regular 91. It now runs exactly the same as when I brought it to him. I got ONE tank out of it, because if you are chained to a 50 mile radius (100mi /2) of that station which sells specialty fuel its NOT FIXED. Mechanic blames "bad gas." One tank of standard 91, from a high volume station, as the manual calls for, doesn't destroy correctly done work. Brad is friendly and timely to be sure, but, really, if a guy's work only runs on specialty gas, then its NOT DONE CORRECTLY Caveat emptor

My 1995 Honda ST1100 had a coolant tube leak. I had disassembled it as much as possible when I…read morerealized that completing the repair was beyond my capabilities. I looked for a place that could fix and reassemble the Honda. I found Bayley's Repair and checked recommendations on Yelp. I am so glad that I brought the motorcycle to him. It was a great choice. I brought all the bits and pieces to Brad Bayley. He was not upset that it was disassembled. I gave him a description of the problem as well as a short list of other things to do like change the oil. I told him that I wasn't in a rush. Brad called about a week or so later and said it was ready. The bike ran like it was new even though it had 146K on it. All the repairs were done. Brad showed me the coolant hose and location where the leak occurred. The explanation and answers to a few other questions were concise and clear. Brad has a small shop that is mostly filled with motorcycles. It was exceptionally neat and well organized. The bill was quite reasonable. I remain pleased and highly recommend Bayley's Repair.

I have a 1997 Harley Davidson sportster and I needed blinker covers for the rear of my bike. He had…read morethem in stock and actually delivered them very happy.

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Helpful, friendly people to work with. Came near closing time but still got full service with 2…read moreyoung gents. Thank you

Great customer service, parents and I went to check of the Yamaha FJR they had for sale. The bike…read morewasn't ready for the show room, but they brought it out and gave us the run down. We shopped around a lil more that afternoon and decided to buy the bike. Everything was silky smooth and they finished servicing and detailing it quicker than quoted. They treated us very well and I'm excited to pick up my new ride tomorrow.

I am so happy that Wicked Wrench was recommended to me by an employee of Jiffy Lube for the work…read moreneeded for my 2007 Chevy Silverado. They were very knowledgeable about what needed to be done and provided a considerably less estimate to replace the front and rear main seals as well as water pump seal and oil pan. The truck runs great now with no more leaking. If you need good mechanics, the men at Wicked Wrench are the best and most reasonable of any I have ever found.

Took my 1988 Camaro in for a thermostat,..took it out for a drive and steam was rolling out of the…read morehood... they hand knifed one of my radiator hoses....shifters/con-artist

I had my pit bike assembled by Bryan, the boss of Launch Powersports. He was nice enough to drive…read moreout to my address and pick up the parts and then assemble all the parts together in a very short amount of time back at the shop and then drive back out to my address to drop it off finished and ready to ride. The price was right and it wasn't too expensive either, only $180 for all the trips and the assembly. If you want superior service, Launch Powersports is the way to go! BRYAN, YOU ARE THE MAN!!!

They did a great job on my scooter and they did it very fast and it runs perfectly now thank you…read moreDerek.

Are you shreddy? Have you ever had your bike fixed, and been, "oh, that's how it's supposed to…read moreride. Josh bled my front brake, rebuilt my dropper, and rebuilt my rear shock. I literally went as I shredded the brake bumps at Beacon. The brake works as it's supposed to, the dropper is "snappy." The was in the shock. Josh diagnosed that it was literally assembled and reassembled I correctly somewhere in the manufacturing process. The bike is only a few years old, and I've been held up by injuries. It is planted, responsive and soaks it up now. Thanks Josh!!!!

I love most bike stores, but this is my go-to store in Spokane. The people working there are…read moreskilled and knowledgeable while staying friendly and creating a great vibe. Impressed with how they treat each other, which leads to great customer experience. Great choice of brands that I like in both road and mountain bikes. I have bought new bikes from them and do most of my own maintenance but they have done a great job when things get too challenging or need skills and equipment that I don't have.