Awesome shop. Got my bike tuned and other stuff. They know there stuff and are 100% honest with…read moreno games Don't delay, go and check them out !

Had some motor upgrades done to my 2012 Street Glide. It was a stock 103, was running fine but most…read moreof my boys are riding newer larger displacement bikes. I was looking for more get up and go. Have been holding off on writing a review but now have 5k + miles on the build. This thing is strong, pulls hard through all the gears, has a wide power band and is still getting solid fuel economy. I've done multiple out of state runs with no problems. Jason runs a great shop and can build and tune like no bodies business. If your looking for a good shop check out 141, you won't be disappointed. I won't take my bike anywhere else.

I came for the Ducati puns, stayed for the awesome decor, left with a happy bike…read more I'm not only new to Ducati Winchester, and I'm not only new to Ducatis, I'm new to the entire world of motorcycles. But the one shop I kept hearing recommended over and over again is "the duc pond." As a fan of a well-placed pun myself, I had to check these guys out. They're absolutely not down the street from me, but what the hell did I buy the bike for anyways?! To ride it - so off I set for my 11AM appt (which had me waking up at the buttcrack of dawn... my bad, me) for Winchester. I'm greeted by a giant dog bellowing barks in exchange for head pats. Absolutely had to make that trade, and then the Ducati tech walks out and like a wizard, fixes everything on the bike, gives it a once over bill of health, makes recommendations, and teaches me a few things. It was wonderful. Was it cheap? No - but I'm a huge proponent of "you get what you pay for" and what I wanted was a Ducati technician and what I got was the confidence that my motorcycle had been taken care of. Will definitely be back!! I like these guys!

Winchester Ducati no longer sells or can perform warranty service on Ducati motorcycles since…read moreSeptember of 2020. I wish I would have been told this before the owner (Donnie) took my Ducati in for warranty service in October 2020 and let the bike sit for close to two months. I now have to take the bike to another Ducati dealer for the work W.D. could not perform. I won't even get into the horrible customer service when I originally dropped the bike off....

Bought a new motorcycle from them. Broke down 3 different times. Tried to trade in on different…read morebike. Dealer wouldn't help. Avoid this shop at all costs.

Medium sized shop, with a smattering of helmets of the more reasonably priced variety, no 700…read moredollar Il Dotorre replica here, some gloves, some jackets, and then bikes. Harley's, Guzzis, Honda, Royal Enfield, Triumphs... Some used, some new... But about why I love this place: When my bike decided to have a mysterious wiring malfunction, I tossed it on a tow truck and sent it to see Carl, Ed, Dana, Mike, Steve, Rob and the other guys at Winchester Motosports in Winchester/Clearbrook. Those guys worked on it diligently and without trying to rack up a huge bill, sent me back my bike with a reasonable bill, two newly installed tires, fresh fluids and adjusted this and that. The thing is AAA wouldn't two my bike out to me. So Ed delivered the bike to me, dropped it off and they charged me half of what anyone else would/could have. Nice people. But here's the thing. I took a ride out there the last two weekends to get some things done to the bike and I met Carl, Ed Mike and Dana, all of whom are the NICEST people. They've treated me well, treated everyone I've seen in their shop well, and fairly, and so I will continue to get my bike serviced there, despite being over an hour away. Carl is a great guy, fun to talk to, a fair owner of the shop, knows his bikes, and really enjoys seeing people ride. Mike is a good solid mechanic as are the rest of the boys back there. There are also some very pleasant nice, and dedicated bike enthusiasts floating around this shop. So talk to the folks there. Might not be a destination shop like once of those Monster shops, but I'd rather talk to Winchester any day of the week.

I knew Larry back in the 80's and the 90's he has always been a good guy. When I move back to…read moreVirginia I am going to get him to adjust the valves on my Yamaha FZ1 2003. These are 20 valve motors and he is probably one of the last experienced mechanics that knows how to do it. He also installed the cams in my Harley XR1000 back in 1989.

Larry Kirby at Win Cycle is the single most knowledgeable vintage motorcycle mechanic on our…read moreplanet. He has forgotten more about pre-fuel injection bikes than most mechanics wish they knew. He can also repair HD, Triumph, BSA, etc. but simply chooses not to. If you have a vintage Japanese motorcycle, moped, or ATV and you don't like the hassle from the local factory shops, go talk to Larry. Straight, honest, NO-BS advice. Totally honest and hourly rates that will make you think you went back in time to the 1980s. 6-STARS.

It's in the details, or not. Need a six sigma training for these folks. Has the chance to be good…read morebut need modern-day process. I'm still waiting for a part they failed to return and won't replace or even return calls. Probly won't be back.

I am so appreciative to the Valley Cycle team. They have always been very responsive to my needs…read more I bought a UTV from them a year ago and we lost the key recently. I couldn't find any second key (I had not labeled it) and assumed we never got one. They came to my home, picked up the UTV and brought it back the same day with two new keys at a more than reasonable price (I don't live far from them). That evening I found the old spare key! Needless to say, I let them know and wanted to make good but they were so kind and I am so glad that they were there when we needed them and willing to bend over backwards for me, even when I was ultimately in wrong.

At Skyline Harley you should expect and experience. The salesmen just want a good conversation even…read moreif you do not purchase that day... They want to build a community of riders that will pop in just to say hi. As we ride, we always find our way back to Skyline. These people are fun, and eager to learn more about our lives as Harley lovers. I recommend looking in to stop in just to meet the staff.

I have never in my entire life had a worse buying experience. From start to finish, it was…read moreincredibly confusing. If you ask any of their salesman what prices are, or about bikes, they have 0 idea what they're talking about. One even told me that the nitrogen reservoirs on the CVO were fuel injectors, lol. I was given a deal for a brand new bike with a 131 upgrade included all I had to do was pay for labor. I was told it was 25k plus the labor to install it which was a little over 2 grand. By the time I was in the finance office, the subtotal was 38k and nobody could competently explain where the additional 10k came from. (I did not purchase any extra warranties or parts) Absolutely do not go to Skyline Harley-Davidson.