Great service and honest work. The team at Bike Boys fixed my motorcycle quickly and at a fair…read moreprice. Highly recommended.

Never got there. communication with a proprietor was not great. We had trouble getting a time for…read moreme to drop off my bike so he could take a look at it and give me a good estimate.

They've come through for me a few times in the clutch with tire fixes, minor readjustments, or even…read morea tuneup. I've felt comfortable and safe riding after they have done their work. I completely understand all the bad reviews about their showroom service - it's pretty terrible. But if you go in knowing that you'll have a better experience. I can say that after waiting a bit in the retail space, they've been able to sneak me on their schedule on minor, but necessary, repairs, usually with same-day service. Can't give them 5 stars because the service is a pain, but have to give them a solid review since they've always taken care of me.

I went to check a bike they told me it was 4k$ and when i went to buy it cash they said the bike…read moreitself is 6300$ before taxes with taxes 8500 this place is extremely expensive they overcharge on any bike i dont recommend it at all

Met Zeus , knowledgeable, polite and listened to what I required …read more Was a very pleasant experience

These guys are not interested in getting my money I guess. I went in today and no one acknowledged…read moreme at any point. I noticed everyone was busy doing whatever they are focusing on but if a customer walked into my business I make it a point to say something. Poor customer service today . I spent 8 minutes in the store and when no one acknowledged me I left. I traveled from Long Island to check out your selection on motorcycles and scooters but I guess they are making enough money that customers walking into there store is not priority. Come on guys I walk into a dealership and I usually purchase something. After today I will definitely not recommend going here to purchase anything. Customer service is why we go to work!!!! Hope all goes well for this business but I will not be back. Peace.

My New Go To Place For All My Motorcycle Needs.Iam Retired 72 Years Old been Riding since 1970…read moreHonda 50 was my first motorcycle and I shared it with 2 Brothers.Since then I've had Yamaha,Suzuki and Honda.Monkey Moto Does it All. I Love doing Some Stuff myself,Now What Ever I Don't Do Goes To Monkey Moto.

That's a real professional mechanic! I'm very happy i found him…read more He can fix sport bike and a dirt bike as well. Very friendly and knowledgeable! Would fix or maintain your bike like its his. The prices are very good. Rather go to him instead do by Myself - he know his profession really well! I'd rather go to him instead leaving my bike in a dealership where mechanics don't care much. I highly recommend monkeymoto!!

Everything! I've been riding for over 40 years and purchased more motorcycles than I can remember…read more In all those years, I never had the pleasure of dealing with a "family" of people like the ones at Brooklyn Mayd Motorsport. The customer service was EXCELLENT, they spoke to me like a person not a customer and followed up with me at every turn. Thanks Roseann & Shawn your a great example to your son who will surely be the next owner.

had a great expeirencing purchasing my first bike from here. Sean was super easy to connect with…read moreand made me feel comfortable asking questions and pointing me in the right direction as a new rider. he helped me pick out what would be the right first bike for me and I couldn't be happier with it. his son Nick took me outside for a refresher course before sending me on my way and did a great job making sure I was safe and comfortable for taking the bike home. this is a wonderfully family owned business and I look forward to returning for future visits.

Most incredible motorcycle builder in America,, plus throws the most awesome block party around,,,…read moreI'll be there in two weeks for it can't wait.

they host a killer block party in the summer .....take a ride down to nyc and get pumped....so…read moref'ing sick.

Everything about this shop screams "you should stay here and always use them for your bike…read more Professional skilled mechanics that know bikes and decent prices. It's a no-brainer... VaxMoto.

I've been storing my Vespa at Vax Moto for over 6 years, and it's been awesome. It's hard to find a…read moreplace in the city where you feel totally confident leaving your bike long term, but this place nails it. Justin's super knowledgeable and always quick to respond whenever I needed to swing by or get access. The vibe is laid-back but pro--definitely a go-to if you're looking for solid storage or a collaborative spot to wrench in Brooklyn.

I wholeheartedly recommend Brooklyn Moto due to their exceptional communication, friendly customer…read moreservice and quality automotive service. My motorcycle, a 2008 Triumph Daytona 675, was as good as a fancy paper weight. This particular model is well known for having electrical issues and on more than one occasion I have been stranded mid-ride due to theses issues causing a dead battery. I reached out to Mark and he responded promptly and helped me come to grips with the situation and the options available. He was extremely knowledgeable about the issue and accommodated me bringing in the motorcycle ASAP. Mark even went out of his way to provide me with some options for towing my bike in. My motorcycle was ready to pick up way sooner than I anticipated and throughout the whole process Mark kept me in the loop. He was friendly and down to earth. Mark successfully resurrected the motorcycle I didn't get to ride for two years and finally fixed the issue my family's mechanic couldn't. The machine purrs now. He completed the whole job above my expectations and at an honest, transparent price. Thank you Mark!

Mark and Brooklyn Moto have helped me whenever I needed, with my Triumph. Always available. Always…read morewilling to go the extra mile to solve any issue. I highly recommend him and this shop.

It took a few hours to have someone reach out to me. That's the down side. But the prices were…read morefair, and the operator was incredibly helpful and professional. He is the reason for the 5 stars review. He did exactly what I wanted and he did it so fast. Very communicative. I received photos of every move he made. The final photo is my bike in front of the shop. I felt very at ease. I highly recommend this company.

Best way to get your bike towed in the city. Excellent service!! If I ever need my motorcycle towed…read moreagain it will be through these guys

If Motorcycle Works was a movie, Tom would be the bike-whisperer that the protagonist/Matt Damon…read morepartners with in order to win Daytona or rob a bank in spectacular fashion. The pre-war wood and iron exterior of his shop may appear quaint to some, but inside is a state-of-the-art mechanics paradise. A while back, I bought a 1998 R1100GS with 18K miles and right from the start I started bringing her to Motorcycle Works in Brooklyn. For the next three years Tom performed all the regular maintenance and although I ride all four seasons, not once did I experience a serious mechanical problem. It was right about the time she hit 38K miles that my mid-life crisis went into high gear, and suddenly my brain was inundated with visions of riding West with the throttle rolled, stopping only for gas until I hit the California coastline. My biggest concern was not whether I was crazy enough to do it, but whether my 14-year-old bike would hold together long enough for me to see the Pacific. I had read something about how BMW's reliability was legendary, but I also knew that the same legend becomes worthless if my mechanic overlooks the smallest detail. It's one thing to go curb-hopping around Manhattan knowing that Tom's shop is a short distance away, but this time I'd be going across the country, and I'd be traveling by myself. I informed Tom of my intentions and asked him to give the bike a solid going-over and replace anything that could become a source of trouble. I expected a litany of potential issues, but the only thing he recommended was to replace the timing belt slightly ahead of schedule as a precautionary measure. I adjusted my suspension to handle the weight of my panniers and hit the road. If you ride in NYC, you rarely find occasion to break 100mph, and if you do, it's only for 3-10 seconds. On the open road, you can do it for hours, as long as you have the right machine- and on the eve of my 2nd day of riding, I had made it all the way to Kansas City. By the afternoon of my 3rd riding day, I was enjoying the cool, Colorado Rockies. By the afternoon of my 4th day, I was feeling a warm ocean spray through my open helmet while the alternating gray, black and yellow hues of the Pacific Coast Highway raced underneath me. I made it. Over 3,500 miles and my bike never blinked once. To those one-star reviewers who found Tom's demeanor unexpected or unnecessarily harsh, you should know that I once felt Tom's condescending wrath, in person, where shortly after he began inspecting my machine for the first time, he started chastising me for letting my rear tire dip eight pounds below the recommended pressure. Once I got over my own ego, I understood immediately that on a car, this results in a slight understeer or poor gas mileage. On a motorbike, a lack of adequate tire pressure means that your sidewall could fold in the middle of a turn. I'm grateful that Tom is a great mechanic. Perhaps I should be more grateful that his safety tips, and especially the manner in which he delivered them, were f*cking unforgettable.

Places a small overcharges don't recommend don't have every part in stock wouldn't go back again. I…read moreprefer motorcycle superstore/ or JP cycles