Not open anymore... drove all the way out here and place is up for sale. Thanks guys!!!read more

If you like being lied to. Then this is the place to go. Bad experience!!! I asked about a certain…read moretype of bike was told they didn't have it. Came back a week later and the bike was on the show room floor. Lied to, why!

I have purchased 2 scooters from Scoots I have had nothing but the best of service I got a flat…read moretire and the owner came to pick me up and got me to work their customer service is like no other I highly recommend all aspects of Scoots Chef Beth Leonhard

First of all, they fixed my scooter halfway!! bring it back, come to pick it up again it was WORSE…read morethan before. My back fender was broke. They sprung out my brakes and that they didn't claim they didnt do They broke my back fender messed up my kickstand and key ignition this was my ride to work the way I make money and they completely ruined it!! 800 scooter down the drain I won't be back i don't recommend and I won't purchase from here EVER!!! the owner is very rude brushed off the entire phone call and anything I had to say and just wanted to refund me when thats the last thing I wanted .

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.

What a fantastic bike shop. The moment you walk in, you know these folks know and love bikes. I…read morewould love a place like this back home in the United Kingdom. Visit if you have the chance.

I require a very specific type of suspension fork, one that is not difficult to find, & of which…read morethere are fewer than 5 equally compatible variations on the market. I inquired about locating one & the associate I spoke to was able to. He even read back to me the exact model & brand, which I was familiar with & had already found online. In that instant I was prepared to purchase this part directly through Bayou Bicycles & enlist them to start the repair. However, the associate was "not comfortable" purchasing the part without seeing my bicycle, despite having the model & dimensions and despite my reassurances that I was not a complete moron & could therefore guarantee that it was indeed the correct part. I hate to see bike shops become obselete but this is how it's happening- Preachy, know-it-all dilletants more interested in performance & inane principles than actually maintaining & assisting customers.

I went in for a simple emergency bike repair and the mechanic said he was booked out for months…read moreeven though he was goofing around with no bikes on the stand and refused to tighten a few spokes. Either laziness or inexperienced but most likely both.

One thing that helps this place stand out is the staff. So helpful and friendly, each person that…read morepassed us stopped to say hi and see how were were doing, which is rare especially on a busy Saturday morning. We came in to see about some ON brand of shoes to help with the long weekend of walking. They had a decent selection, tho the size I needed for the style I like wasn't to be had today. I believe it's a discontinued model, as it was on sale and almost identical to another that was regular price. Pulling up they had a managers sale outside with some really drastic price cuts, on Birkenstocks, Hoka, Kuhl, Patagonia, and Free People brands. Wife got a Free People sweater for $19.99! Inside it's wide open and tall in height, the shoes and other items were up a set of stairs. They had several of the big brands in stock, tho the amount and variety of styles of each brand was limited. They carry the clothes and shoes as well as kayaks, bikes, and a few other sport items. Great place. Prices were MSRP on what we looked at, so the same here as other stores.

Bruce was very professional and did a great job! You won't be disappointed if you book Bruce's…read moreMobile Detailing. He spent a lot of time getting our truck in tip top shape. We will be calling on him again in the future.

Fantastic work! Bruce was willing to work with me while I was out of state. One of my knock-around…read morecars was recently painted but sat at the shop for about a year. To say the interior was pretty dirty (let's just assume it was from the shop workers moving it around and not driving it) and there were a few spots exterior-wise that needed tidying. He spent the day bringing my car back to life!