Hey Yelp, what's a "freebie for writing this article?"…read more Believe them when they tell you their tire prices are internet competitive. Motorcycle Superstore and Revzilla's prices didn't come close to these guys. The best part? Humans that care about their customers and their customers' bikes. Great service, and great customer service.

Fantastic customer service! Helped me out so much. Love them!read more

I inquired online about a Can Am Ryker, my first motorcycle purchase. I received a nice text…read moreresponse, my preferred contact method. Before I was even at the dealership the first time, I got every ounce of information quickly provided to me without any pressure. I had models available/down pmt for each/monthly pmt for each so I could think about what I wanted to spend. I found some accessories online and was given the info on this right away too. No delays, no pressure, just clear info. Chad told me about the free 3 wheel classes so I could learn safely. I didn't know about that option. Already signed up! I went to the dealership and was met with a bunch of super nice people who showed me everything. From the Rykers down to the gloves, I got great info to help make this big decision. I chose the Ryker Rally, and the deal was made. Easy all the way around! I'd never ridden before so they offered to deliver it so I would not have to drive an hour home with it my first day. My friend drove it home and I started learning immediately. I'm two days in now, been driving all over the neighborhood and I absolutely love it! I could not be happier with my new Ryker! Go get one!

Great experience buying a used Canam Spyder RT. Greg was excellent during the entire buying…read moretransaction and honest about the wait for a new Spyder this year. If you desire a no hassle deal see Greg at Brooks!!!

Hi well this will be the softest review I give Jason I'm just going to keep this short for now. I…read morewould like for him to call me so we can negotiate a refund for the shabby work he did multiple times on my 2017 Busa. Thank you hope to here from U so I don't have to return to this site. Also if u do decide to take your bike to Jason get the Quote he give u in writing !!!!!! Because something as simple as a oil change he can't get it right. Example oil change 110.00 then give u a bill for 170.00$ then walks away from u. Another example tells me 900.00 then gives me a bill for 1600.00 saying he had to customize a washer for 700.00$$$ wtf ?? I'll have pic next time of his shit work he does. Take your bike somewhere else this guy is a FAKE petty thief!!!

What a great group of people who work here! Friendly and helpful but not over bearing. Any…read morequestions just ask! They have zero turn mowers, dirt bikes, 4 wheelers and motorcycles and offer parts and service for almost any make and model. Clean and interesting restroom where the walls are covered with motorcycle newbies and legends!

Wow, some interesting reviews here. Years ago, I was looking for a replacement tire for my…read moreConcours and stopped in only to have them recommend an "off road" tire. I was shocked. Fast forward a couple years, a buddy purchased a Versys. He wanted an extended shift lever for it and literally had it handed to him to install since the guy who sold him the bike couldn't put it on and the "service department" wasn't open on Saturday. Visited a couple weeks ago, wandered in to look at the new KLRs - there were three of them on the floor. I saw two men working but nobody said hello or asked if I needed help. Weird.

Koups cycle shop is an excellent organization I've had many successful dealings with them and they…read morehave an outstanding every time!

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Staff are very friendly and laid back. Excellent communication and quick responses to emails and…read morevoicemails. Purchased my first motorcycle from here. Process was explained and all of my options were clearly presented to me. No pressure at all during the entire process. Haven't used the service side yet. Definitely would recommend Yamaha of Camp Hill.

I've gone to YCH for years and if there's a better shop, anywhere, I haven't found it. The…read morewhile-you-wait service is outstanding. It's handy to get your bike inspected, tires changed, oil changes - simple stuff. Every time I get a bike inspected, Bryan, JR or Earl talks to me for just a moment afterward to tell me about the condition of my bike and I really appreciate this. Nick and Eli are exceptionally friendly and helpful in getting riders in and out of service and, over the years, have gotten to know me by name. I appreciate Duane, the owner, sending out an email questionnaire after any service visit or sometimes he'll just be out talking to customers. Be careful while you wait for your bike to get finished because the showroom is full of new and used motorcycles and I'm always tempted to purchase something else. If you don't want to be teased by all the bikes on the showroom floor, there's a comfortable waiting area with magazines and beverages. Thank you for being a great resource for the riding community and for outstanding service !!

It was strange. I bought a Slingshot there a year ago and the sales experience was average. I…read morewanted to bring it in for inspection and recall work and the person they sent the phone too was not forthcoming. It was an awkward conversation of me asking questions, a Slingshot is unchartered territory for me, and the mechanic being very uninviting to answer. Ultimately the recall information was worthless, and my money is on never getting a call about parts arriving. Just based on the guys willingness to answer questions. The inspection and recall work will not take place the same day. This is terrible since no one wants to drive in there twice for no reason. As it turns out, and maybe it's not their fault, but they apparently have a major backup of recall work and no parts for it in stock... Again, according to Mr. No Communication on the phone. I scheduled my inspection and the most the guy said was, I hope it doesn't rain that day. I guess his poor way of saying, we don't like to schedule things ahead. Of course I didn't know that until I arrived in person. When I arrived it was raining and he told me they can't inspect on a rainy day. Of course, any fail would be "discretionary" but rain won't be because it gets Mr. No Communication out of work and human interaction. I understand you can't inspect when it rains. But what can you do? We've found the problem, so what is the solution? It's simple. Be a jerk! Mr. No Communication says, who'd you talk to on the phone, and I know it was probably him, but I say, whoever answered the phone, because he doesn't exactly introduce himself. I asked, what can I do about rescheduling? He says, we don't schedule appointments, you just come in. What?!?! I say, I scheduled for today. He looks at a book and says, there's nothing for today. Wait! You just said you don't schedule and now there's nothing for today? Which is it?! I don't think I'll be going back here unless I have no other choice. I work around electricians, plumbers, contractors and some of these industries are known for arrogance, but I've never dealt with one who deals with people like their lead service man. He's a total jerk, not just on the phone but in person too.

I visited the dealer several times: once to look around at new bikes, once to order a part and the…read moremost-recent time, to have warranty work done on my bike. Most of the folks who work there are very nice, especially the young man who works at the service counter. The folks on the sales floor are nice, too, and seem very knowledgeable about the products they sell. The service department, however, is what prompted me to write this review and it is mixed. I called to inquire about having warranty work done and the answers I was getting didn't make a lot of sense to me. Anyhow, I brought the bike in and the service manager, Reggie, seemed, well, disinterested and vacant. He never greeted me and kept staring into his computer monitor while talking to me. He also wasn't great about calling me back and it seemed like whenever I spoke with him, it was a bother -- like he had better things to do than to talk to me. In the end, however, the work was done, correctly, under warranty, and the bike returned to me without issue. I will probably return for service but I have a vaguely uneasy feeling about Reggie. Maybe I kept reaching him on off-days, but when you're in the service business, I think you should have a more customer-oriented attitude: acknowledge customers, make eye contact, listen to their needs and call them back in a timely fashion.