I had my BMW GS Adventure serviced with these guys recently. Since they're pretty much the only…read moredealer here in the Salt Lake City area, I didn't have much other options. They were professional, relatively prompt and had my bike serviced as well as address the factory recalls on my bike.

These guys took care of a really tough situation for me. I was selling a motorcycle to the new…read moreowner in the Salt Lake City area and the transport company dropped some thing and damaged the bike. The only BMW dealer anywhere around and they were able to get me in, get a part taken care of, and communicate with both me and the new owner to our satisfaction. Very high-quality repair, and a great bunch of folks.

Amazing service and atmosphere. Trustworthy and dependable. Also you greeted by 2 sweet pups every…read moretime .

It's really tough to write a review about Caesar's Motorcyle Parts & Service. Not because it isn't…read morea well known shop or doesn't have motorcycle parts & service. It's got all that. Not the most organized or clean or shiny place on the planet, in fact it's the patina that really gives it the charm. No, it's not that part that makes it difficult. It's the part where you try to separate the shop from the owner. In the end, you just can't separate Caesar's from Caesar. Caesar is a larger than life character whose eclectic life and personality just oozes out of his shop. He's been a fixture in Midvale City there on State Street and a giant in the SLC motorcycle community. As an outsider to that community, even I know who the guy is. Visit. Meet him. You won't forget it. In fact, he's such a big personality that he's been immortalized by UDOT. Next time you go underneath the TRAX bridge at about 7900 South on State Street, look over on the east side of the road to the concrete wall. There are cut metal art pieces depicting Midvale's past like the old Sharon Steel site. At about the middle of the concrete you'll see a dude on an old school bicycle (the kind where you sit atop a giant wheel) and he has a parrot on his shoulder. That's an homage to Caesar, who has been known to ride an old school bicycle with a parrot on his shoulder. So yes, do check out the shop. But at this point know that it's as much about the "Caesar" in the title as it is about the "Motorcyle Parts & Service" part.

This dealer needs to change their hours on Apple Maps. Apple Maps shows they are open 7 days a…read moreweek, but when I showed up, they were closed. Their actual days are Tuesday-Sat. EDIT: Due to the dealers response, changing the review to a positive one so that it doesn't negatively affect their ratings. Glad to see that they are attentive and responsive to reviews. That goes a long way!! :)

came in genuinely excited to buy a new bike and was ready to finalize the deal pending confirmation…read moreof my loan rate with Cyprus Credit Union. I was upfront about everything and never tried to hide my intentions. I even planned to come back the next day to finish the paperwork once financing was squared away. But as soon as I said I wouldn't be signing that night without the confirmed rate, the tone shifted. I was pressured in front of the entire team, questioned on whether I had talked to other dealers, and even had a sarcastic offer of a $500 check if the rate wasn't what they insisted it would be--right in front of everyone. It stopped feeling like a professional transaction and started feeling like an ego contest. After I left, I received multiple texts that became increasingly guilt-trippy and unprofessional--accusing me of backing out, being dishonest, and placing blame over a "40-cent monthly difference." The reality is, I walked because of how I was treated, not the rate or the money. Everyone has the right to pause and confirm financing on a major purchase. If a dealership can't respect that, it says everything. I ended up finding a better experience elsewhere--no pressure, no theatrics, just transparency and respect.

Great dealership. Dan, the manager (Chris has moved on) always gives a great deal to all of his…read morecustomers. Everything is transparent and you know exactly what you are paying for. Friendly staff and good selection of bikes, parts and apparel. Highly recommend.

amazing store. very friendly personnel eager to assist. I was in from Dallas and wanted to visit…read moreand get a t-shirt for the Mrs.

these guys are amazing. I had some very bad work done on my motorcycle by South Valley I finally…read moregot fed up and took it to Cooneys. These people took care of me like I was a member of their family. I don't think I've ever had a better experience with a mechanical repair. I would like to encourage anybody that rides if you need anything done to your bike take it to these people. They are absolutely amazing. You will never ever regret it.

These guys are awesome. 1st in was having a bunch of custom stuff done on my girl few years back,…read moreand 2nd time was a few weeks ago when a cager pushed me off the road and I took a spill. They do solid work and are a bunch of good people, I would definitely recommend these guys.

I bought a bike here hoping for a little happiness after losing my dad. Instead, it turned into a…read morenightmare. Two days in, the bike broke down. They charged me for a "new" battery they never replaced, and I ended up buying one myself. I've asked for the warranty info multiple times, still have got nothing. Later, I found metal shavings in the oil they claimed was fresh. Please, don't go through what I did. Take your money elsewhere.

Stopped by to look at some bikes and these guys took well care of me. They're very knowledgeable…read moreand eager to help. Unfortunately I couldn't find something that I liked. Be aware that prices aren't really negotiable and when they are, there's very little wiggle room. The used bike market has very thin profit margins, so expect to pay asking price + title/registration + $150 documentation fee + 7.5% tax on top of it. That will get you an idea of what you would be paying out the door.