Had my snowblower picked up because I thought a bearing was gone. They diagnosed the issue to…read moreessentially be normal (at slow idle) and didn't charge me for the diagnosis and dropped it back off to me for free the very next day! Thank you to Ryan in service and Erik (mechanic).

Mgt is mean charged refused me for help. $2300 for suzuki 250 complete bottom/top end rebuild. They…read moregot it running. BUT later find out left hand case originally JBWelded from cracked open from front sprocket eject exposing internal. They didnt even replace the case. Doubt they even did top end. Profusely leaks coolant now too. Someone did this hack job but guarded by aggressive sales mgt. Very hurt by this. Other service/sales was worse. I wont even engage them I think its mafia.

I have been taking my bike to EVO for several years now. A friend of mine in the neighborhood told…read moreme how their prices beat dealership prices, and how you were treated with respect, like you were the most important person on the planet. I needed a 5000k service, and thought I'd check it out. Troy treated my bike like it was his own, that to me was very important. Their 5000k service included everything from soup to nuts. In other words, more than any dealership. When I got the bill, I told Troy, I asked him if that was correct, as it seemed too low,...as I am an honest person and want to pay my fair share, he said that it was...sold...customer for life! Last winter I left my bike with Troy for another 5,000k service, to have the top end rebuilt, and to install a Ginz sissy bar with brackets and to have the brackets and fender supports powdercoated black. Quite a laundry list of things to do. When the bike was finished, it was mid winter, I told Troy that I wanted to ride it home, he said no problem, come and get it when you want to. There was one day in February when the weather was in the 50's. I told Troy that I wanted to come and pick it up, no problem. I thought that I would have to pay for storage at least while the bike was there, Troy said no. I was very pleased with the job that EVO did, and I could tell that Troy was too, as he told me how everyone in the shop enjoyed looking at the bike when it was finished. As a repeat customer, I want to say that I have been impressed with Troy and the quality service he and his staff at EVO Cycles provide in Derry, NH.

Our BMW 850 GS needed some care in the middle of multi month ride…read more The awesome folks at the Evo cycle took care of things for us, at a moments notice, though we all know how long it takes to get an appointment.

Have serviced 4 and purchased 3 bikes over the last 9 years from moms Manchester. THey do make…read moremistakes. Suggestion check invoice carefully before paying. Check actual work performed. If problems the management and some employees have been very good at resolving issues. During Covid and during Moms rapid expansion it appears to me that it has created internal problems within. I hope they can overcome and improve.

My Son bought an Indian Scout there, lost the one key they gave him…read more Called and spoke to Brandon, super helpful. Was told the key code would be on the bill of sale and it would be easy to make a key with the code, it was not. Pulled the ignition and brought it to Moms to see what they could do, saw some guy in parts who was basically NO help. Bought a key blank for $32!!! ( $10 on Amazon ) so I could get a locksmith to make a key. In addition they set him up with some credit card financing at 26% interest, how does that even happen? I would not recommend this place.

I brought my motorcycle in for them to fix my ignition switch and they did a great job fixed it…read moreand was less than they quoted. Thanks guys.

Are super friendly, quick easy in and out for a sticker?…read moreAnything you need their knowledgeable in snowmobile motorcycle, etc.

I went to this shop for the first time to have my state inspection. While there, I discussed my…read moreneed t have some handlebar risers installed. The shop owner scheduled my appointment and performed the work expertly and at a reasonable rate. I would highly recommend this shop to all riders in need of service.

Absoloutley amazing purchase! Kailey helped me a lot, and she was really kind!! Would definitely…read morerecommend to a freind :)

Called the dealersgip, asking if I stopped in, could I get out the door pricing on a 2026 Trike…read more One of the sales people was Austin Kirby, he was not the pricing guy, they gave me numbers, they marked the bike up almost 10,000 dollars then added on 5000. in basicly junk fees. Summary 15,000 dollars added on to the FULL RETAIL price. I asy absolutey rediculous. Not OK. Waste of time going here unless you do not care about money.

They don't waste customers money fixing scooters which can't be registered. They are honestread more

I purchased a bike there a couple of years ago and I couldnt be happier. Paul the owner is a great…read moreguy as are Wayne and Tom in parts. Bob in serivice is awesome too. He was super helpful after I purchased the bike and he knows his stuff. Its really helpful that these guys ride and or race bikes. I would highly reccomend Pilgrim!!

After shopping around for a place to buy a scooter (nearly as important as the scooter you intend…read moreto buy, I think), I ended up at Naults in Manchester. They were very informative, going above and beyond many of the other dealerships I visited. Most of the other places I visited wouldn't even work out a price with me after I said, "No, I'm not planning on buying today. I'm just looking for now." Naults gave me a price and arranged a time for me to test-drive my intended ride. There was a brief foul-up in regards to the paperwork that I needed for my plates (they're in NH, I'm in MA). But everyone involved got it fixed very quickly. They're easy to reach and otherwise ready, willing, and able. I don't know what their repair department's like, but I'd highly recommend them if you're looking to purchase a new bike.

Nault's has expanded a bit over the years. They cover Hondas, Kawasaki's, and Suzuki's for…read moreSouthern NH. They are a good and friendly outfit. I will say the Suzuki I'm interested in was much cheaper at Mom's, though.

Bought another one salesman found me exactly what I asked for & it's already got pipes bars & the…read moremagnum front rim only 12k miles they put on new tires full service and detailed her thanks again to the whole team all working together like a well oiled machine

Remember when it used to be that if you bought a bike private sale, it was a risk, but if you…read morebought any bike at a dealer it would be gone through because dealers held themselves to A standard of some sort? The only way that made sense to buy a bike from National was to buy a new Triumph because they had no fees. Of course they would stop selling new triumphs, because being confined to msrp isn't Nationals style! Pretty sure they bought out Second Wind Triumph too, only to bail on the brand, so they really screwed New England. So now all your options are "premium used" which come with just a 90 day warranty and no test ride, but you will pay absolute top dollar. They've always had "opportunity vehicles" which is basically like buying from a stranger on the side of the road. Very vague details, risky purchase, and yet still above NADA very good used condition prices... riddle me that! But now, they also have "mechanic specials" which must be the Rat Bikes from Road Rash and be absolute nightmares. Then they have "salesmen" who are kinda like Walmart greeters, who openly brag about the "steals" they pay for their inventory. Got it, low ball to get the inventory, charge top dollar for what a "dealer" should be putting on their showroom floor in the first place, with a bunch of junk at your own risk. Buying a motorcycle in NH from places like National, Naults and MOMs is almost enough to just quit riding.