Did full suspension upgrade on my 2025 YZ 250 FX for my 200 pound weight. They did a great job and…read morewhat a difference. The new suspension makes my riding so much better now. Great customer service and willing to help and adjust if needed in the future.

Chris is amazing! He definitely went way over and above regular customer service to help us get our…read moreson on a motorcycle. Gave us lots of suggestions and recommendations for riding classes, inspections, etc. If you need repairs for a cycle or are looking for a 2nd (or 3rd) ride, see Chris - he will get you what you want/need at a great price. Thanks, Chris!

Had my Suzuki Burgman worked on and they did a fantastic job! Had the fork seals replaced and…read moreroutine maintenance done. The price was reasonable and they had it done on time. They owner was very knowledgeable and quite entertaining. I highly recommend them. He is my new go to guy!

Best pricing in Motorcycle tires and Great folks! I took my bike for my new wheel install and the…read moreprice was reasonable. They also warranty their tire sales Thank you.

If you want to consign your motorcycle at On the Border Motorcycles in Pasadena, Texas, make sure…read moreyou understand what you're getting into. There are online reviews from many irate motorcyclists who have had really negative experiences with consigning their bike at On the Border, although they're more hysterical than informative. Hopefully the following will help you make up your mind - I wish someone had told me this before I got involved with them: 1. Read the consignment contract thoroughly! It will take AT LEAST 45 days to receive any payment for the sale of the bike. Excuses for delays will be profuse - DO NOT BELIEVE THEM! There is absolutely no problem with the DMV processing titles, and OtB's 'lender' probably doesn't even exist - it's just the invisible partner to the visible owner at the shop. 2. Bring a witness with you and even better record every conversation about the bike you might have with any employee. 3. Take lots of pictures of the bike when you drop it off. 4. Make sure that you understand and review every detail of the contract, and that every portion of it is filled out. 5. Make copies of EVERYTHING - both your contract and the OtB contract, any documentation that goes with the bike, title, repairs made - EVERYTHING! 6. Check with the DMV or police department monthly to see if the title has already been transferred and you were not notified by OtB. 7. Check OtB regularly to check the status of the sale. If the owner happens to be on the phone with a potential buyer while he's talking to you on the other line, it's a scam. 8. Understand that 'We'll call you back' means absolutely nothing. They won't call you back. If you really want to find out what's going on after countless delays, show up unannounced at the shop. 9. If and when you do get paid, insist on a money order or cash. Do not accept a check or even a wire transfer - both can go sideways. 10. Get a detailed sales receipt - include this stipulation in the consignment contract. 11. Here are some organizations you can contact to find out about your legal rights as a bike owner consigning your bike - be prepared: The Attorney General of Texas DMV of Houston DMV Dealership Licensing Division of Texas The Better Business Bureau You'll likely get your money in the end, but not without a long dance amongst the smoke and mirrors of the other bikes on consignment at the shop. Man - do those bike owners know what they've gotten themselves into? It's probably best to just go elsewhere.

I have been using this specific location for a decade. The service and helpfulness of the employees…read moreat this location is excellent. Today, I came in to buy wipers and hose clamps. I bought the Bosch OE blades for my truck. Yes, they are expensive but I HATE having loud blades when it's not raining hard or non-wiping blades when it is raining hard. But, O'Reilly has a little known secret: Many of the blades come with a one year warranty. I did not know this until today. The Houston heat can be BRUTAL on wipers so knowing they stand behind them is fantastic. Plus, they install them for free on the spot. Kudos for that. I also bought two very large hose clamps. They are made for automotive uses but I needed two for a non-automotive project I was working on. Just an FYI, they have LARGE clamps in the back if you can't find what you need on the aisle. Again, the staff was excellent in their help. Bottom line - Great service and typically have what I need. I'll keep shopping here for my auto parts.

Y'all, I got a little dirty secret to tell ya! Come closer to hear it…read more... ...... ...... I hadn't changed my windshield wiper blades and it was due past it's expiration date. I think it began to crack the glass, but that could have been because of loose rocks on the road. A little birdy told me that O'Reilly changes the blades free of charge. Surely, they do! The chick that helped me, she is hilarious and had me laughing as she changed the blades. Of course, it was a smooth and simple process, but I wanted a professional to help me. She was wearing cowboy boots too. This location seems to be only women owned which is cool! Every employee greeted me upon walk in. The manager running the register, walked me to where the blades were and explained to me that the beams are considered "old school". I liked that. I made the mistake of getting the modern ones before and it was flopping all over the place! The blades were $15 a piece, of course the only cheapest option. The highest price was $53 a piece. I like this location and customer service seems to be a lot better than AutoZone. Thanks O'Reilly!

I have to admit, walking in any automotive store is a nightmare for me! But I needed a new…read moreheadlight as one of them is busted and I simply can't drive at night without good lighting (esp when I have 2 kids in tow all the time). I chose this store as it's the closest to my home. I got in and I'm already hyperventilating when I got in. This is completely foreign for me! Mind you, the only I know what to do with cars is to add gas on it! I don't even know how to pump my tires! Yeah, it's that baaaddd! Anyway, I was pretending to really know what I'm doing or what I'm looking for. The aisles have labels so I should be fine. Then I get to the headlights aisle and my golly I don't even know which one I'm looking for! Good thing this lady is on the same aisle as I am with a price tag her on. I assumed she worked here and we struck up a small conversation. She made me feel instantly comfortable that I mustered the guts to tell her "I have no idea what I'm looking for!" She laughed at me and motioned for me to go to one of the checkout counter. She asked the make and model of my car (thank goodness I knew!!!) and then showed me the screen of the headlights I can use for my car. Phew! Well, that was just the first part. I shyly told her, if she knew how to put this little thingy on. We got to my car and I don't even know how to pop this friggin hood! She just kept laughing at me and I laughed with her because of my stupidity! Well, finally I found the lever and popped the hood up (praise Jesus!). She then tried to remove the old bulb but was having some trouble so she went back in and asked her colleague to come out and help me. Shortly after, this guy comes out and did the work for me. I know this may sound really absurd but these guys really made my day!! They did go out of their way to help this clueless mama! Now, I know one of my brake lights are out but I'll let hubby handle that one. I'm outta here!

Yes this location in Friendswood off Parkwood is very helpful anything I've gone in to purchase…read morethey've always help make sure I get the right item.

My TaoTao 50CC stopped starting and I took it to Jim's Motorcycle Service to have them look at it…read moreand Jim's Motorcycle was great and really took care of my scooter, so I would truly recommend them to anyone who needs Motorcycle Repair.

Overcharged me on everything. Total bill was $4333. And tech did a poor job. Jim is never available…read moreor is his girl. Kept my bike a month ! Very poor communication and has no transparency. Didn't offer a veterans discount. Jim's a POS

They had my motorcycle from November 2024 until April 2025…read more It overheated on the way home and then fuel poured from the carbs and tank. They came and hauled it back. Today I went to check on it and it was "ready". I stopped down the street to fuel it up and it wouldn't start so they came down and jump started it. It made the 8 mile trip home but it's still not right. I would recommend going somewhere else. They didn't even call to tell me it was "done".

Purchased a jetski here. Did my research however I admit I didn't feel comfortable with buying a…read moretoy I was t familiar with. Went to the store snd was greeted by Patrick who was super friendly! He walked me through the jetski, the maintenance, and anything else he thought was pertinent. Additionally he answered all questions. Felt like I got a good deal, which is all that matters and more importantly I got amazing service. Really appreciate it. Now back to the water I go.

They took care of replacing the shocks on my 23 Nightster 975. They were quick and not overpriced.read more

From the owner: Is your bike acting up, or is it simply time for its annual maintenance? Whatever service you need,…read morewe’ve got you covered.