Yesterday and today visited several shops for a flat tired everyone had something to say and here…read moreWao , now these shop is amazing I went there these week their info, on everything and the work they do is VIP

I went to check this place out because of their great reviews but I left feeling disappointed. This…read moreshop had major "bro" vibes, which might work for some people, but it was intimidating and uninviting for me. Being newer to the bike scene, the store felt overwhelming as none of the bikes were clearly labeled, so I didn't even know where to start. I wandered around feeling kind of lost, and no one really offered help or even acknowledged me. The staff seemed to expect that you already knew exactly what you wanted, which just added to how overwhelmed I felt. I'm sure they're knowledgeable and great if you're already deep in the cycling scene, but if you're newer or looking for a more approachable, inclusive vibe, this might not be the place

Representing some of the best brands of motorcycles. Triumph, Moto Guzzi, and Aprilia in a very…read morebeautiful show space. Very knowledgeable as well.

I purchased a used BMW 650gs motorcycle from Motopia on 5/24/24 and drove it home. After a couple…read moredays it began stalling so I called Motopia, told them the problem and Bob said to take it to BMW dealer because they didn't have tools to fix BMW's. I dropped off the motorcycle at the BMW service dept. on 6/1 (where it stayed for a month) BMW couldn't figure out what is wrong with it so they charged me $700 to replace some parts. They want to charge me another $2000 for more parts that may or may not fix the problem. I called Motopia and talked to Jessie explained what's going on and asked if they can help with the repairs and he said it's my problem not theirs. I reported this to B.B.B. and Motopia's resolution was this: If Mr.***** can return the vehicle in the condition in which he received it we can discuss a remedy by either arranging a wholesale purchase of the motorcycle or trading it towards a newer unit with a warranty. So I went to return the motorcycle and Jessie gave me a low ball deal on the BMW and basically said I can't afford their newer units, now I'm stuck with a bike that doesn't run. It's sad that a business can take advantage of an elderly native-american man and smile at the same time.

Honest service. They don't oversell. Took a bike for a tune and service person said not necessary…read more Did what needed to be done for under $25 and sent me on my way. Honest and reliable. Great shop with many options.

The shop is well stocked, the staff friendly and knowledgeable. I stop by whenever I am in…read moreAlbuquerque just to say hello.

I love Sports Systems. I've been a customer here for at least 6 years. I mainly used the bike shop…read morefor my maintenance needs. But, the store is full of an impressive stock of inventory for your sporting needs. Today, I stopped by the shop to get a water bottle cage. I had a remaining balance on a gift card to use. I found the cage. I also looked at a pair of biking glasses as I am in the market for some. The glasses where right next to the register with a few employees. I asked if I could take the transition lenses outside to try them. The took off the security device so I could do so. I opted not to get the glasses today, but I might get them in the near future. There was some trouble getting my gift card balance applied, but that was resolved and my purchased was complete. I read several Yelp reviews from customers complaining about the employees ignoring customers. I have to address this. Maybe it's just me, but I don't feel the need to be acknowledged when I'm in a store. If I need someone, I will flag them down. They have always been kind, courteous, and respectful to me over the course of my patronage, bike shop and store.

This is probably the worst bike shop I have ever been to. The staff is all angry when you walk in…read morethe door. The short, bald fella they keep in the back feels the need to outwit you non-stop because he is insecure about other aspects of his life. Bike build is overpriced; REI does it for 100. Rear wheel estimated at 400, while I have previously gotten wheels for 200 multiple times. Was also told on the phone they accept components for store credit when they do not. Should have known when they sell arbor for their snow gear haha.

I want to give a huge shoutout to Indian Motorcycle of Albuquerque!!…read more I'm live in Connecticut, on Sunday (6/14) morning, the first ride of a 10-day vacation with 50 other riders (30 bikes), riding my 2015 Indian Roadmaster from Albuquerque to Santa Fe, for the first leg of our tour... Barely out of town, my clutch lets go.... I had the bike hauled to Indian Motorcycle of Albuquerque, even though they were closed Sundays and Mondays. I parked the bike out front and caught a ride so that I could meet up with the rest of the group in Madrid, then on to Santa Fe. At around 11 in the morning, I called the store to let them know my bike was out front and to ask what could be done to get it fixed.. of course, there was no answer.... I then tried sending a text to that number, just in case it would go through... I immediately received a "canned' text stating that they were closed on Sundays and Mondays. I'm beginning to think that my vacation is ruined... Less than 5 minutes later, I receive a text saying that they are contacting their Service Manager and they'd get back to me, in the meantime, they searched the country for a dealer with a clutch in stock... there are only 5 available in the whole country, they could probably have my bike fixed by the end the week, possibly the next week.... Vacation ruined... I then ask, what would they give me on a trade in for my Roadmaster, thinking if I bought a bike on Tuesday when they reopen, I could meet back up with the group in Durango, Colorado... They say their Sales Manager, Smokey, would call me... Smokey calls me and says he's going into the shop to take a look at my bike, just in case there's something easy they could fix... he calls a few hours later to let me know that it is the clutch and gives me a pretty good number for what they'd give me for my bike on trade. He then absolutely shocks me and says that they're willing to come in on Monday, their day off, to get me back on the road. I picked out a "left-over" 2025 Roadmaster Darkhorse PowerPlus 108, with the 200-watt audio system! I show up on Monday morning, Smokey and Eric are already prepping the bike. I asked them to install a heel shifter and armrests. I'm swapping everything from my old bike to the new, when they inform me that they don't have the "Darkhorse" armrests, but they did have the black pads. So, they swapped the armrests from my old bike (chrome) to the new... At some point Denise (the GM) came in to do the contract and financing, again, this is their day off!!! She had other places to be! The whole process was flawless! The only problem was GEICO, the binders they kept sending over were wrong, that was probably the longest part of the whole ordeal! They had me back on the road, on my new bike, before 11AM I cannot thank them enough for saving my vacation and going above and beyond with incredible support and customer service. If you're looking for a new motorcycle, look at Indian Motorcycle of Albuquerque first!! They took care of me when I needed them the most, on their days off, even !!!

I contacted Bernadette, rental manager, to arrange a Super Chief while I was in town for the Santa…read moreFe Indian Market. When I arrived Cheri, the apparel manager, was there to greet me. I had worked on a collaboration with Indian Motorcycle and she introduced me to the entire team! Big shout out to the sales manager Joe Guillen for assisting with the pickup and drop off of the bike! Solid team and a great location right off the I-25! HIGHLY recommended if you want to explore the land of enchantment on an Indian!

Does NOT support Veterans Every Memorial Day is annual sock…read moresale day at ChickenBirds. Every Memorial Day big junk mail marketing email blast wit sock sale, BUT no mention of what Memorial Day is. A Memorial - Day. A day to memorialize Veterans who gave their lives. junk email- sock sale , No mention of Veterans No show of any Patriotism No American flags of any kind. For Chickenbird it's only junk marketing sock sales email day.

Michelle was so fun to talk to and so helpful. Nice and relaxed while shopping. Then once we had…read moreour things to purchase , Michelle treated us like long lost friends. We are traveling back to Maryland on our bikes and we get to meet a lot of people. Michelle was one of our favorites. Thank you for all your advise.

PERMANENTLY CLOSED. I bought my bike at this shop last year. It's still under warranty. Now I have…read moreto travel 5 hours to Colorado Springs for any warranty service. Not happy.

I purchased a Honda UTV. The sales rep is also the finance guy. He gave me the best deal possible…read more It was way less expensive than their competitor. The mechanic explained the basics of the unit and gave us our book to look over. He also told us to come by if we had any questions. It works great and granda pa takes the little one out riding. I understand they are unable to get to the calls as there was only 3 people there. Once you get there Cesar was amazing and extremely helpful.

Heads UP : This place closed in 2019!!! It is very confusing that no one has taken this down. I…read moreused to work there. Thank you to everyone that was involved. We had a huge amount of fun!

Tell you what, if you've always wanted to ride a motorcycle but thought no way in hell am I gonna…read morefigure THAT out, this course could be the one for you. Coach David and assistant coach Matt were marvelous instructors and wonderfully supportive in teaching this absolute rookie a thing 'r two about how to stay alive on a two-wheeled ticket to cool. The course starts with a couple days in the classroom, learning the book smarts on safe riding strategies. The next two days get ya on that horse for some serious hours rolling through the range course on your very own Harley. They start you off getting used to the clutch/throttle synergy, power walking the bike a couple laps til you can get your feet on the pegs while staying upright. You cruise through curves, hard braking, u-turns (sigh), signaling and merging, and generally figuring out how to maneuver these beasts. There's no interaction in traffic; it's all completed in a large parking lot. So, expect to get the fundamentals of riding in preparation for real-world practice hours in the great big real world. What you take away from the class is heaps more confidence in your ability to actually do this thing, a tummy-fluttering enthusiasm to do it some more, and an MSF endorsement for your drivers license to get you street-legal to do it. The class provides the bike and helmet, but you bring your own gear otherwise--boots, gloves, sleeves, and long pants. There may be some low-pressure Harley-Davidson sales tactics mixed in a bit, but nothing any average, budget-minded folk can't get through with beer money intact. It really was less about the brand and more about responsible riding. I am SOOOOO glad my husband signed me up for this class, not withstanding my slight pee-pee-heartedness at being for once and for all ousted from the back of his bike. Can not WAIT to get into another parking lot... and perhaps onto a quiet backroad for some more practice!