I have to apologize for writing a not so good report. Scooterland did repair my 50cc motor scooter…read moreand did get it to running again; the problem was that I did not know how to properly start it. I was told by someone else that I wasn't holding the ignition button long enough so when I finally tried it that way, it started up immediately. Again I say Scooterland did their job correctly and I appreciate that. ANDRE.W

great prices, the best repair shop in philadelphia. bought my repair scooter in, the service…read moredepartment got my bike up and running. recommend to all of my friends

Such a nice place. I needed a part and I got it in less than 2 minutes. The service was also great…read moreand they really helped me out.

I bought my first motorcycle (2025 Ninja 500) earlier this year from this dealership. Due to an…read moreunfortunate accident, my bike was totaled. So I went back and just bought my second bike (2025 GSX-8R) last week. Both times, Ralph was the one to help me through the process and he didnt try to upsell me or anything. Amazing guy and great team they have there!

Unprofessional establishment with an unknowledgeable owner. Poor work, dirty shop, bad service…read more Throw your bike in the river before you drop it off here. Worst experience I ever had. Go to sbkh moto or philly cycle when looking in the area.

Gene did a very good job bringing my 2009 Aprilia Scooter back to life. It's was very hard to find…read moresomeone to service this model scooter and G-Team was able to get the job done at a fair price. I would highly recommend G-Team for scooter repairs.

Honest and knowledgeable. Truly cares about riders' safety. Top notch sales and service by an…read moreextremely organized and thorough guy! Highly recommend!

My 2003 Honda VTX1800 was in need of routine service and I was lucky enough to find Mark at…read moreGebhard's Cycles. Upon speaking to and meeting Mark, I knew I had found the right place for me. Mark spent a lot of time reviewing what he was planning to do and also suggested some additional things he felt might need attention (tires and cleaning up some wiring done by previous owner). Mark shared photos of the before and after for all of the service steps. He researched and recommended what he felt would be the best tires for the bike. I ended up having them done and love what he chose. Mark is a true professional and clearly cares about his customers and their bikes. If your bike needs service, look no further. Gebhard's Cycles is the place. Thank you, Mark. I look forward to doing more business with you!

Excellent Customer Service, Top Notch Repairs, and Prompt Turnaround! Had two bikes serviced here…read moreand couldn't have ask for a better experience. They did a great job and guided me through the process for a very reasonable price.

From the owner: Christini Technologies, Inc. is a US Manufacturer of All Wheel Drive Motorcycles and AWD Fat Bikes…read more We are the only company in the world that manufactures All Wheel Drive Motorcycles. We fabricate and assemble in the US in Philadelphia, PA and export motorcycles to over 35 countries worldwide Our bikes are unique and have an advantage over conventional bikes in both traction and safety by sensing traction loss and transferring power to the front wheel much like an AWD automobile. Christini's internationally patented mechanical All Wheel Drive system delivers power from the motorcycle transmission to the front wheel through a series of chains and shafts. The power transfer is seamless which allows for incredible control and traction.

Great friendly service, very helpful, and reasonably priced…read more I bought my first motorcycle from craigslist about two years ago - a broken 1975 Honda CB125S. I walked the bike down to the shop and asked if anything could be done. Thankfully these guys know what they're doing and I was up and running in no time! Since then, I've gone back multiple times for repairs and different projects, Adam is always glad to help and offer advice. As far as I can tell, there's no sign outside, just a big wooden door, but don't be shy - just go on in and ask for Adam, you and your wallet will be glad you did.

Such a cool place. Crazy cool old stuff in a wonderful old space. The owner has forgotten more then…read moreI know about bikes. He was generous enough to show me around. If you have a vintage bike this has to be the place to take it. He says he wants to retire. I hope not. It really just blew my mind. Funny thing he says he has sold most of his old bikes off but there are still more then enough to leave my jaw on the ground.

Highly Recommend!…read more Dropped my bike off figuring it would be at least couple weeks. Completed in 2 days!!! Amazing Work, Clean Shop and Great Personality.

I had put two other reviews in for Princeton cycle And I…read morehad stated I paid $3,800, I paid more than that I paid almost $6,000 if not more, for a shop to have my bike for 15 weeks, then get it back and have to rebuild the carburetor and replace the exhaust system, shoddy workmanship do not trust this guy please don't think your motorcycle there. He is capable of doing good work when he feels like it But most the time he does not. The man does not have the ethics of a person that you would like to deal with. Avoid this shop at all cost.

These guys are super cool & nice. I've dropped by for First Friday socials and I've sent friends…read moreover there for work on their bikes. My last bike had a special team comprised of my boyfriend and a mechanic a little further down the road that I've known since I moved to Philly, but I gotta hand it to Yorick And Sons for being good members of the Philly Moto scene. They sell a little gear, helmets & gloves and things you might need if you randomly picked up a motorcycle and hadn't thought ahead to spend weeks researching gear online and building the perfect kit. I sold a bike to a girl (her first bike) and she didn't have a helmet, so I pointed her in their general direction. On the way over, she accidentally stalled it out and couldn't get it started again, so she walked it over to these guys who had already closed, but were sitting around anyway, and they showed her how to jump it off itself (super old bike, you gotta have some tricks to keep em on the road this long), and sent her on her way with a new & very helpful skill in her tool kit, so to speak. And maybe a helmet or gloves. I'm not 100% sure, but that's why she was headed that way in the first place. Yeah, they make a living by fixing bikes, but these guys are also willing to give you a tip or show you how to do something yourself to keep your bike out of the shop. That's honestly the best kind of stewardship there is.

The guys at yorick and sons were able to get me back on the road in no time. I needed a rear tire…read morefor my Triumph; I called ahead of time and they were able to secure a tire. No just choppers and cafe bikes they guys were super knowledgeable with my 2016 triumph and paid close attention to detail. Will be back in soon to have my bike fully service.