I love Jandys .. Best outfitter in The Louisiana motorcycle world .. Leather…read more,patches,wallets,boots, saddlebags , helmets.. I'm sure if they don't have it the can get it . In 3years never have I been disappointed with anything concerning Jandys ..

This a great shop to visit! They are always happy to see you and welcome you with a cold drink! You…read morecan't go wrong with this place, great stuff, great stitch work and great people !!!! We've been there several times and have never been disappointed!!! In fact we are driving in from Dallas Texas to Mississippi and they are our FIRST stop! Jan and Andy and the whole staff are just amazing and ready to help and assist you with pretty much anything !!! We've bought everything from patches to leather's from do rags to face masks and they have all made me happy!!!

Great customer service. Staff is very helpful. Only problem is they need more items in stock.read more

Well as a someone who has both street and dirt bikes it's so helpful to have a place like Cycle…read moreGear near by - they do have a wide selection parts and gear that is typically needed but because of the partnership with Revzilla you can get just about anything sent there right away such as new tires which they will mount for next to nothing if you bought from them or Revzilla - the employees are universally friendly and helpful and they ride as well and take interest in you being taken care of . Not always the case in many New Orleans Shops

One of the best places to stop in for bike gear and personal accessories or maybe a cool gift for a…read morefriend. You won't find more friendly folks to deal with either. Very knowledgeable and cool people to chat with.

Service department is terrible they all work so hard to sell you the machine but then they don't…read morestand by it. And they don't know how to do anything without messing it up worse

Warning Just purchased hammerhead go cart from…read moreMotohouse Picayune. Did not get to ride for 10 minutes when throttle locked up in full speed without foot on gas. Thank God didn't have grand baby riding with me. Within a day called Motohouse an they want to service brand new unit for almost $3000 ??? Not feeling safe an do not think this should be handled this way. Had to load up the unit and bring back and now they gonna fix and can't say how long or when we will get it back. Asked about our options and there are none so out all money with a broken unit after 10 minutes. Customer Service is a thing of the past an I would not recommend you go spend any money at Motohouse. I feel robbed of my $3000 for something we didn't get to enjoy, instead scared to ride. They will not give us the time of day within 24 hours. Would love to know what everyone thinks of this??

If there's such a thing as bike porn, this is where you'll find it! As a Vespa owner, I've had the…read moreopportunity to visit The Transportation Revolution/Moto Julia, at the corner of Julia & Baronne, several times over the past ten years. The service is always top notch. The inventory of upper-end bikes and gear is the best in town. They've cut back on Vespas, with only a few on the showroom floor, but no doubt they'll be able to satisfy your needs. The service department is great, as well. If you're in the market for anything from a Ducati to a Vespa, or just want to drool over a few, pay them a visit!

The Transportation Revolution continues to be a favorite spot for me to "window shop" and lust…read moreafter a Ducati motorcycle that, unfortunately for me, I will not be able to purchase for a while. :-( However, that doesn't stop me from walking over and browsing (drooling) among all the fine Italian motorcycles. Yes, this fine establishment also sells Triumph motorcycles and Piaggio scooters, but to a motorcycle enthusiast like myself, there is nothing more soul stirring than the sound of an Italian L-twin engine; especially one equipped with a Termignoni exhaust. But I digress. The store's owner Zach Mattherne is super friendly and can often be found on the showroom floor chatting with customers. Recently, a new salesperson named Matt has joined the staff. He's also super friendly and very knowledgable. Even if you're not in the market for a new motorcycle, but are a fan of them, stop on by and check them out. The reason I am updating this review is for a recent service I had on my Honda CBR 954 rr at this dealership. Yeah, you heard me right. A Honda motorcycle got serviced at a Ducati dealership. For 3 weeks, the Transportation Revolution offered a full synthetic (Castrol) oil change and motorcycle inspection for only $50.00. ($30.00 for scooters). For those of you "cagers" who do not ride motorcycles and think this doesn't sound like a good deal, let me assure you that it is. Quick lesson: Most motorcycle engine (not Harley Davidsons) oil not only lubricates the engine's internals, it also acts as the transmission fluid and as an oil bath for the wet clutch. Therefore, it has to be formulated to withstand extreme heat and shearing forces. That's why motorcycle oil off the shelf can cost anywhere from $10.00- 18.00 per quart. Therefore, a $50.00 oil change and inspection is a deal. They even found a loose rearset (footpeg) on my bike and tightened it up with some locktite. My service advisor (Rob E.) was very professional and had my bike ready to go within 2 hours, which was cool by me as I was a walk in customer late in the afternoon hours the day before a holiday weekend. Kudos for the shop area being exceptionally clean and well organized. In fact, I've never seen a shop so clean. More to come.......I hope.

I can't say enough! I procrastinated taking any course from anyone because of my anxiety and fear…read more I have zero motorcycle/dirt bike experience. The coaches made me feel safe, they helped me get out of my head, they kept us hydrated and checked on us physically and mentally. (The summer course wasn't impossible buuuuuut I do wish I had done it in cooler weather but that's not their fault, it's hot in the south). I even impressed myself with my abilities by the end of the weekend. The coaches (Angel, Mat and Joe) all kept us laughing through the heat and fear but also pushed us and gave us very non judgmental and valid feedback/adjustments. They are so good at telling you what will make you perform better and ALSO showing you how to do it until you do get it. They WANT you to pass and it shows. The environment they created makes me now eager to learn more and considering my options at future training. Who knew a state required class at the right place with the right people could make me totally change my perspective on the culture too? 15/10 recommend. I even had my son certified with them (he's 19) and the staff were excellent mentors for him as well. plus the whole track area is really cool and it makes us wanna rush back to do the go carting. Im also blown away that they took someone like me who won't even ride a bicycle with no hands and made me able to ride a 400cc motorcycle! I feel so good about myself and am proud to have completed and it's all because of how they teach.

Nola Riding Academy is a blessing to have for the riders of the NOLA region. Taught by experienced…read moreriders, NRA teaches riders at any stage in their riding career. From learning to to start the bike, to riders looking to lower their lap times, Nola Riding Academy is there to help. My experience with Nola Riding Academy has been superb, and it has helped me tremendously. I went in eager to improve my technique to start decreasing my lap times, and Clint greatly helped me. I went for my second time the other day, and again had a fantastic experience. One thing that particularly stood out was the amount of track time I got for the low cost. For a cost that's a fraction of a track day of most tracks, I was able to ride at my leisure for four hours. I'm very excited to go back again!

This place. I had…read moremy doubts; small shop with no reviews and in a old/rundown building. Looks can be deceiving so never judge a book by its cover! I met the two guys who work there, Roger and Ryan (or is it Bryan?). I ride a 2003 Harley 1200 Custom. Anyways, I had an issue with my exhaust head studs and exhaust gaskets. For some reason when I had taken off my pipes, the flange nuts wouldn't go back on or they'd get loose real quick. Also had a problem with my front caliper, it would seize and the pistons inside it wouldnt work regardless of a rebuild kit. I usually do my own maintenance but I couldn't fix the problem due to the complexity of the job, plus I didn't have the time. If I would have went to the Harley dealership, they'd tell me i'd have to get Brembo brakes and that'd cost me a great deal as well as fixing my exhaust/pipe problem would cost me another ridiculous amount. Overall, with the front caliper and the exhaust/gasket problem, I paid $280. Sounds a lot but all the other places that would give me a quote was a lot higher. Plus, i got a new brake-line and had my Carburetor checked out just in case there was any problems.

I agree with what Matt G. wrote. I had a vibration in my…read more2001 Road Glide that no one else could diagnose. The "national brand" shop said they did not have a clue what was wrong and thought it could be an alignment issue but they don't have the equipment to check it. Another local shop of some reputation just said "its not too bad so just ride it until it breaks and then we will know what to fix." I found CCC pretty much by accident online, and went there to talk to them. Roger was very helpful and sure they could fix it. I took it in, and Bryan and I talked a while about what it was doing. I left it with him and it was fixed the next day. I am so glad to have my bike back running well. I won't go into detail about what the problem was but Bryan found it and fixed it when two other prominent shops would not even take it in and try. I have another Harley with an electrical problem and it is going to CCC on Monday.

The parts and service people really took care of my son and I. We just came off of a 6 state 1500…read moremile "Father and Son Harley Ride" ending at the New Orleans Harley Davidson dealership. Brent from the service department really took care of us. I would recommend these guys to anyone that rides a Harley. They are truly stand up guys!!! Randy and Nicholas Hix. 2023 Father and Son Harley Road Trip

I took the Basic Motorcycle Rider's Course with John and Peter (instructors) at this…read moreHarley-Davidson location, and I had a fantastic experience (even though I failed!). Don't let the fear of failure discourage you from taking this course because there is much to gain regardless! Also, don't be intimidated by the Harley-Davidson brand; the staff are all super friendly and helpful!! The beginner's course is about $100 on weekdays and $200 on weekends. They're both 3-day courses (nearly all day each day) with day 1 in the classroom, day 2 on the range with hands-on practical skills training, and the last day reserved for the exams (written and practical skills). The time commitment is real, but it's very much worth it. If you pass the class, you will receive a certificate which will allow you to bypass the skills portion of the test at the DMV when you're seeking licensing. It also grants you discounts with your bike insurance! As someone who has never ridden a motorcycle (or even a dirt bike!), I had a lot to learn through this course. It's taught exactly for people like me with absolutely zero knowledge or experience with motorcycles. The instructor will go through every part of the handbook with you and clarify anything you may not understand. The handbook covers motorcycle operation, road safety, proper attire, and much more. Even if you are an experienced rider, I highly recommend taking this course anyway. You will absolutely benefit by learning new statistics, fine-tuning your riding skills, and gaining potentially new information about road safety and the specific kinds of awareness you should have as a bike rider. I have been driving a car for years, but I learned that the extra mindfulness you need to safely ride a motorcycle was on another level. Even while driving a car, I feel as though I have benefitted from the lessons. The instructors are thorough, friendly, and caring. However, that doesn't mean you'll breeze through it (especially if you're a new rider). They will spend extra time with you if needed, as time allows, but they need to stay on schedule for the sake of other students. I found the second day of hands-on learning to be challenging. As mentioned, I have no experience on a motorcycle at all. Plus, I am short in stature, which may have been a disadvantage, if not physically, at least for my confidence. I made it through about 80% of the practical lessons before I hit my plateau and couldn't keep up with the advancement in skills. At that point, I couldn't meet the objectives to move on to the next lesson, so I failed this course, but I do not regret taking this class at all. This was a perfect introduction to motorcycles and I know I need more practice. I plan to take it again a second time, and I feel I could probably pass next time! One thing to note, they never push you to buy their products while taking this course at all, so zero pressure to buy anything if you're not interested!

If you need a battery... CHECK THE DATE! I bought a Duralast Gold in February of 2023 from the…read moreSlidell AutoZone #6796. I checked the date on the battery a week later and found a date sticker of 4/22, ten months old already into a three year warranty! When I went back to the store the manager said that AutoZone sells battery's that are up to EIGHTEEN MONTHS OLD. That's half of it's three year warranty. I've owned cars for over half a century and have never heard of anything so absurd. He did say that they would honor the warranty but I'm still paying $210 for a year old battery. Is corporate dumping old stock through this store?

Went inside. It was fairly busy so I waited about 10 minutes before getting to the counter and…read moreasking the guy if he could help me buy a head light for my car and if he could install it. He said he needed to see what kind of car I had. To me this made no sense because either you can or you can't install a light bulb. Maybe I'm wrong. So going to the parking lot he tells me to "pop my hood" so I pop it. Keep in mind. I have a factory car. No mods/upgrades, nothing super fancy a regular mass model SUV. He looks at the headlight, and tells me he can't install it without un-screwing nuts and bolts and such and he can't do that because it's a liability. That's all fine and dandy. But I told this guy when I got up to the counter my make and model of my car and asked if they could install it right then and there. Why waste my time going to the parking lot, and doing all that if they can't unscrew/unbolt the headlight. I don't know much about cars but I'm pretty sure mine isn't the only one that has bolts on the headlight. After shutting the hood he says "aren't you going to come back inside and buy the bulb" and I said "well not if you guys can't install it. I definitely can't install it myself" and he said "well you can still buy the light bulb". I don't understand. Don't make somebody go through all of that if you can't even install it. No I didn't buy the light bulb because I can't install it myself. Just a big disappointment from this place all together.