Awesome bikes, awesome deals, awesome owners. If you want to rent a bike in the Portland area,…read morethis is the place to go!!!

THIS IS EAGLERIDER AS A COMPANY, NOTING TO DO WITH GLADSTONE.... AT ALL…read more EAGLERIDER -- A MEMBERSHIP THAT YOU CAN PAY FOR, BUT MAY NOT BE ABLE TO USE. I have been an EagleRider member and have faithfully paid approximately $55 per month, building a membership value of roughly $3,500. The problem? EagleRider continues to collect my $55 every month while the availability of locations where I can actually use the membership has been shrinking. In Oregon, there are currently no EagleRider locations available to me that allow me to reasonably use the membership I have been paying into. When I asked EagleRider to cancel my membership because the service I purchased is no longer meaningfully available to me, their response was essentially: "You should have read the agreement." Seriously? That response says a great deal about the company's attitude toward its customers. I understand contracts. I understand terms and conditions. I also understand that businesses have contractual rights. But a contract should not become a shield against fundamental changes in the availability, accessibility, or practical value of the service being purchased. EagleRider's own current membership information says that Club benefits are available at "Participating Locations" and that members can use their credits at participating locations worldwide. So here is my question: What exactly is a customer supposed to do when the locations needed to use the membership disappear, but the monthly charges continue? I am not asking for something unreasonable. I am asking EagleRider to recognize that I have paid thousands of dollars into a membership that has lost significant practical value because of the reduction in available locations. Instead, EagleRider's position appears to be: "Keep paying us $55 a month. Whether you can actually use what you're paying for is your problem." That is an extraordinarily poor way to treat a loyal customer. There are legitimate legal and consumer-protection concepts that may be relevant here, including material change in circumstances, failure of consideration, unconscionability, good-faith performance of contracts, and potentially unfair or deceptive business practices, depending upon the actual membership agreement, representations made when I enrolled, and the circumstances surrounding the reduction in available locations. I am not claiming that EagleRider has necessarily violated the law. I am saying that "you should have read the agreement" is not an adequate answer to a legitimate customer complaint involving thousands of dollars of paid membership value and a significant reduction in the ability to use the service. A company that values its customers would look at the situation and say: "We understand that the service has become substantially less useful to you. Let's find a reasonable solution." Instead, EagleRider appears to be hiding behind the fine print. That's not customer service. That's not loyalty. And frankly, that's not the EagleRider experience I thought I was buying. If EagleRider wants to continue charging me $55 every month, I expect them to provide a meaningful opportunity to use the membership I have paid for. If they cannot do that, then I believe the reasonable and ethical solution is to allow me to terminate the membership and provide an appropriate resolution for the approximately $3,500 in membership value I have accumulated. I would strongly encourage anyone considering an EagleRider membership to look beyond the monthly price and ask a much more important question: "Where, exactly, can I use this membership--and what happens to my money if those locations disappear?" Because apparently, according to EagleRider, the answer is: You keep paying. They keep collecting. And you should have read the agreement.

I rented an HD Pan America for a long weekend in the beginning of June. I was thrilled to take the…read morebike out to the McKenzie Bridge area of the Cascades to do a few days of exploring. The weather forecast was perfect, all of my gear easily fit into the big touring cases, and Joel from Eagle Rider helped me sync the bike to my phone to enable the on-bike GPS. As I prepared to head out Joel told me to give him a call if I needed anything. I've rented from this location numerous times over the years, and several other locations as well, and have never had any issues with the bikes while on my little tours. Unfortunately, on the first day I noticed that the throttle response didn't feel right, particularly at higher rev rates. The bike just seemed sluggish to respond, if at all, when I needed a little extra power and I started to feel hesitant and unsure about the bike's ability to maneuver out of dangerous situations. I called Joel the morning of my second day, a Saturday, and told him what was going on. Without hesitation he offered to trailer a second Pan America to my location three hours south of Portland on his day off the following day. The next day Joel showed up bright and early to McKenzie Bridge with a new HD Pan America in tow. The replacement bike was perfect, and my trip was saved by Joel's incredible service. Can't wait to rent from him and the Portland Eagle Rider team again!

i love how A.J helpt me with my new 2026 bike love the power and the look thanks AJ the help you…read moregave and so patient with me and waiting for me to bring other bike in you were awsome

We love this place!…read more Our experience with Josh Heald at Volcano Harley-Davidson was, without a doubt, the best we've ever had at any Harley dealership. From the moment we walked in, Josh made us feel welcome and genuinely cared about making sure we found exactly what we wanted. He went above and beyond to make the entire process smooth, stress-free, and seamless. His professionalism, friendlimess and attention to detail made buying our 2026 Harley Trike an enjoyable experience from start to finish. What truly stood out is that Josh didn't just help us purchase a bike--he made a lasting impression and what feels like a lifelong friendship in the process (and gratefully continues to check in with us). If you're looking for someone who truly puts the customer first, ask for Josh Heald. We couldn't be happier with our experience and highly recommend both Josh and Volcano Harley-Davidson. We will definitely be back! - Reggie & Jelynda

If you're looking for the motorcycle trip of a lifetime, stop searching and book with MotoQuest…read more I've ridden motorcycles in many countries, and I can honestly say MotoQuest sets the gold standard. From the moment the tour begins until the last mile, everything is organized to perfection. The motorcycles are exceptionally maintained, the routes are breathtaking, and every day delivers incredible scenery and unforgettable riding. What truly makes MotoQuest stand out is the people. The guides are professional, knowledgeable, passionate about riding, and genuinely care that every rider has an amazing experience. Whether you're an experienced adventure rider or taking your first international motorcycle tour, they make you feel welcome, safe, and confident. Every detail--from the hotels and logistics to the daily rides and local experiences--is thoughtfully planned so you can focus on what matters most: enjoying the ride. The memories, friendships, and places you'll experience are priceless. This wasn't just a vacation--it was an adventure I'll be talking about for years. If I could give MotoQuest more than 5 stars, I would. They've earned a customer for life, and I can't wait to book my next tour with them. Highly, highly recommended!

An excellent experience from a team of adventure riders who want you to have the best experience…read morepossible. They provided my son and me with a trip experience that I won't soon forget. No problems, Bikes were well maintained and safe, no issues and will be going back on an annual basis. Rented a 1300 and a 850 and they even provided local tips on places i needed see for the fall.. couldnt have asked for a better experience.

I am so grateful for Scott and Jeff and SW Bicycle!  All three of us in my family bike commute to…read morework/school, and, whenever possible, Scott and Jeff will stop what they are doing to help us get back on the road as quickly and safely as possible.  I can't recommend SW Bicycle highly enough!

I highly recommend SW Bicycle. I was at a loss on a chain repair. They said come down and we will…read moreget it solved. I was in and out the door in about 10 minutes. Very friendly and knowledgable.

Needed to get my tire changed asap and they did a phenomenal job got me in and out FAST!!read more

I have been purchasing my supplies for my yamaha kodiak 700 for around 9 years everyone has been…read moregreat in parts and service. I had been eyeing a new grizzly camo 700 for some time. I had a bad experience at a tigard dealership and recently answered an additional in craigs list for an advertise price which was totally a lie at an emclaw Washington dealer when he added $2500 to the out the door price, offering me $2500 Trade in on my 2016 kodiak utility.it had mud lite tires 80 percent left on it, aluminum wheels, wench, heavy duty hitch an hour meter since new 98 percent oil changes done at 50 to 60 hours I know a dealer has to make a profit on a trade in but my plastics were good serviced it to last another 10 years. I decided to drop by fairview yamaha motor sports and show him the deal the Washington dealer tried to pull on me. He also had a loaded 2025 matching the Washington one in Washington but out the door it was priced $2000 cheaper and also both 2025 were brand new. I didnt know Dan's name at the time the owner but he had always given me a veterans discount on parts and I knew I was in the right place I told him I would be buying my stuff there and some service on the new one when I needed thier expertise he gave me $500 more on my trade in than any of the other dealers had. I thought on his offer over night and took the deal on the grizzly camo 700. He saw a picture of my quad only at that time I called him the following day as they were closed Monday. I told him I was on my way from yamhill to fairview to trade in my quad, it would take me 1 1/2 hours to get there. When I drove into thier lot I noticed the 2026 grizzly 700 camo was in the service bay Dan came out while I was unloading my kodiak had a service guy test ride my old quad. It met thier expectations and they got the new grizzly loaded while my wive drove 10 minutes from our gresham home paid for it. I signed the paper work in 5 minutes and we're basically on our way home. Bought a lot of motorcycles and cars in 60 years but never had a more pleasurable no bull crap deal than with Dan at Yamaha Sports Plaza in Fairview skip the other dealers in Oregon and Wasington. His quads are each priced on thier tags and it is out the door no bull trap . Plus around $350 incidental registration and title fees taxes. I had forgotten to take off a wire harness called Dan the following TuesdaY mentioned it to him told him I had left a phone message with the company to buy a new one but wasn't sure I could still buy one for my dump trailer. Told him I would call him back if I needed to make arrangements to recover my old one. A day later I bought a new one but forgot to call Dan I didnt need to get the old one but Dan in the mean time had his service man take my glove box and plastics off and remove my cable and up and down button off the handle bars and battery and I could come pick it up no charge. Who in this world still gives this kind of service need I say it Fairview Yamaha Sports Plaza and Dan the owner AAA Plus Operation!!!!!!!​ over at least 8 or 9 years the cost of repairs were reasonable as well. It is the only place to buy a new rig in my opinion an honest and reliable operation

Bought my first motorcycle ever here just a month ago. I was eyeballing there website every day…read morelike a lion stalkings it's prey.... I initially thought I would pick up a Yamaha R6 they were asking $4k for, but once I actually went to the shop and started sitting on bikes, I realized the stance was WAY to aggressive for me. That's when I saw the Triumph Street Triple 675, it was way more comfortable, looked immaculate, and only had one owner. I put a deposit down($200 for 2 weeks) THAT DAY. Exactly two weeks later I came back and paid in full for the bike. They were asking $5500, and that's what I paid. I'm 100% certain Harris would have happily taken $5000, hell, I'm pretty sure he would have taken $4800. But I was FEVERISH to make the bike mine. Anyways .... The day I went to pick up the bike, I decided to ride the bike around the neighborhood just to familiarize myself because this is my first REAL street bike. Well after riding around the block a few times, the bike just DIED. Now I thought for certain this was my fault because I was a new rider, but I called Harris (the owner) anyways and he rode over to assist. As it turns out it WAS an issue with the bike and he essentially pulled lightly on a wire running to the tachometer, and the bike started like normal. I ended up riding back to the shop and they worked on it for about an hour, and then called me to pick it up. Harris was super professional and nice about it. SO FAR, the issue has not come up again. If it comes up again , I would probably give Harris a call...... So.... The bikes amazing. Motorcycle Warehouse has great bikes at very fair prices (don't be afraid to negotiate, the worst you'll get is a no). Check out the pictures and pay the shop a visit !

Had a front tire with a quadrant imbalance I wasted too much time on at home. Cycle gear and other…read moreshops usually have a 2-7 day wait list running $60-$80 for front&rear tire change & balance. Guys at MWarehouse took time out of their busy day to finish my balance for me and did it within the hour. Only $12 for a balance but they were nice enough to do it free of charge. I checked their work at home and the tire had a "true balance" so I can say this shop will do it the right way. They won't give tires back with a slow drift that's "good enough" like a lot of shops will. Will come back here if needed.

Just bought my second bike Allen's Alley. Another incredible experience. Very down to earth. Great…read morebike. Happy with the deal.

How to start a review of Allen"s Alley.... First, Fred is the owner and you will work directly with…read morehim, so that is pretty cool. Not too many places can you say you bought the bike from the owner of the business. Second, think of a throw back motorcycle shop from the 60's or 70's, this is the epitome of old school bike shops. Fred has a small business and stores his bikes in 3-4 storage units which are full of bike stuff, and where he keeps his inventory. Based on other reviews if you are expecting a Harley Davidson dealership experience, with mopped floors that have been painted, fancy countertops and awesome displays, you should just visit those showrooms. When you do and that experience is worth it to you, that is why you pay 20-30% more to buy used bikes from them. Nothing wrong with it, just understand that those shiny big buildings and large workforces cost money. Here was my experience. Fred and I came to terms and he sold me a CVO RoadGlide, and I love it. Fred held the bike for a week, I flew into town, and we had a handshake deal. The bike was exactly what Fred described, flawless. This was a no pressure sales experience and Fred helped me. Fred had a couple of other buyers contact him and he still held it for a week, no deposit, just a verbal agreement. Try that at your Harley dealership...tell them to hold a discounted bike for a week without a deposit and see what happens. You should probably wear a hidden camera when you do it, they will laugh you out of the building. Let's not be too picky about the hours - Fred responds to email, text messages and phone calls. He is a one man business - so please give Fred some space to have lunch, go to the bathroom, and run some errands. Best to make an appointment and be on time. Back in the 60's and 70's if you made an appointment by phone you kept it. That is the same Vibe here. I would buy another bike from Fred, but I also appreciated the lower price and nostalgic experience. Thanks Fred, I am a fan, Travis