I flew from Los Angeles to Albuquerque and rode home just to buy the VStrom they had for sale…read more That's how much confidence I had in this shop. Jody, the salesperson was fast and informative in the numerous questions I had on the bike. I showed up in the morning, signed the papers and was out of there within the hour. Spent the next two and a half days riding home, hoping the bike would perform as expected. It did. Very happy, needless to say with the experience there.. My only complaint is that they didn't list all the extra features the bike had already had installed... not a bad thing at all! Thank you Jody and moto authority.

If your bike is for sale at Moto Authority and HAS NOT SOLD one reason might be the outrageous…read moredocument fees the new owners are gouging buyers with. Buyers are going to pay NM excise tax on the purchase price of the vehicle and registration fees no matter where they buy a vehicle BUT at Moto Authority buyers get gouged with an excessive document fee for Moto Authority making the trip to MVD. Moto Authority gets a commission for selling your bike and on top of that they gouge the buyer with an excessive document fee for their time. They should be satisfied with the commission on the sale of a bike they have no money invested in. They do provide floor space to display the bike and their overhead and operating costs are real BUT the sales commission should cover the trip to MVD. Moto Authority says that "For Over 17 Years: New Mexico's Preferred Choice for Motorcycles..." BUT that reputation was built by the old owner. The new owner(s) acts like a car dealer with inflated after the sale fees. When you want to sell your bike the smart move is to spend $5 and advertise your bike on Craigslist. The buyer will pay you directly and you won't pay commission to anyone. Then the buyer goes to MVD to pay the tax and registration fees without paying a document fee. That's MORE money in YOUR pocket and more money in the buyer's pocket. 10/11/25 EDIT to the owner: Your "document fees" are excessive and that is a FACT. If your consignment customers don't list their bikes on Craigslist and keep more money in theirs and the buyers pockets then they deserve what they get at Moto Authority. Your "pride" in your document fees won't get you what you think. I supported Moto Authority in the past and always got a fair deal from Steve but I wouldn't buy a quart of oil from you.

Horrible service dude hangs up the phone after asking questions and over here judging riders when…read morehe should be focused on getting business horrible service no help and they have not good out come on a bike from anyone I know

Well, what can I say about J & D Cycle? Firstly, thank you. I brought my bike in for what I…read morethought was going to be a routine service and hopefully, an intermittent issue that I had been dealing with for years would be addressed, instead of hearing the usual, "we weren't able to replicate the issue, so we don't know what you're referring to." Along with the usual service checks, their initial thought that I was missing a jet kit was correct. They also discovered that one of the diaphragms was damaged and sorted that out. Bike sounded great, ran great, job done. But, lo and behold, the damaged diaphragm wasn't the cause of the intermittent issue. Back I went, and wouldn't you know, my bike didn't misbehave at all in their care until I went to leave. Finally, a mechanic heard exactly what I had been trying to explain. So, back to work they went trying to chase down the problem. This was such an intermittent problem, they thought they had found the cause and fixed it. And once again, it reared its ugly head as I was about to leave. So back to work they went, once more checking everything over. After much head scratching and working through the usual culprits, the source of the problem had been isolated and addressed. I'm back on the road, and the bike no longer has an occasionally missing cylinder. Now the only question for me is, how far down that rabbit hole do I wish to go? I honestly can't recommend J&D cycles enough. When most bike shops only wanted oil changes or wouldn't touch a bike more than 10 years old (really??) J & D said, "Bring it in." I had an idea as to how much this was likely to run. What I was expecting it to cost and what it cost me in the end wasn't the same, it came in a little under what I thought it was going to cost me, so again, thank you!

Worst place ever. They had my portable generator for over a month and never even touched it. DO NOT…read moretake equipment there!!! No call back, nothing..

Fast friendly and fair, got me back up and running quickly. Will definitely be using them again.read more

They are the best. Knowledgeable and experienced. Used them for service for years. Never had an…read moreissue.

Helpful staff…read more Answered all questions

Great selection of bikes. The staff from sales (shoutout to Daniel the closer), parts and service…read more(best service for bikes in town)

I just picked up a Yamaha MT10 from Bobby J's. This is the third new bike I have bought from them…read morein the last 3 years. There is a reason I keep going back to them. The team consisting of Keith, Nico, Brian, and Richard take the time to help you from the beginning of your purchase until you drive off. They are professional, personable, and extremely fast to answer emails and to finalize the transaction and get you on your way. If you are looking for a bike.......don't hesitate to reach out to Bobby J's.

I want to give a huge shoutout to Indian Motorcycle of Albuquerque!!…read more I'm live in Connecticut, on Sunday (6/14) morning, the first ride of a 10-day vacation with 50 other riders (30 bikes), riding my 2015 Indian Roadmaster from Albuquerque to Santa Fe, for the first leg of our tour... Barely out of town, my clutch lets go.... I had the bike hauled to Indian Motorcycle of Albuquerque, even though they were closed Sundays and Mondays. I parked the bike out front and caught a ride so that I could meet up with the rest of the group in Madrid, then on to Santa Fe. At around 11 in the morning, I called the store to let them know my bike was out front and to ask what could be done to get it fixed.. of course, there was no answer.... I then tried sending a text to that number, just in case it would go through... I immediately received a "canned' text stating that they were closed on Sundays and Mondays. I'm beginning to think that my vacation is ruined... Less than 5 minutes later, I receive a text saying that they are contacting their Service Manager and they'd get back to me, in the meantime, they searched the country for a dealer with a clutch in stock... there are only 5 available in the whole country, they could probably have my bike fixed by the end the week, possibly the next week.... Vacation ruined... I then ask, what would they give me on a trade in for my Roadmaster, thinking if I bought a bike on Tuesday when they reopen, I could meet back up with the group in Durango, Colorado... They say their Sales Manager, Smokey, would call me... Smokey calls me and says he's going into the shop to take a look at my bike, just in case there's something easy they could fix... he calls a few hours later to let me know that it is the clutch and gives me a pretty good number for what they'd give me for my bike on trade. He then absolutely shocks me and says that they're willing to come in on Monday, their day off, to get me back on the road. I picked out a "left-over" 2025 Roadmaster Darkhorse PowerPlus 108, with the 200-watt audio system! I show up on Monday morning, Smokey and Eric are already prepping the bike. I asked them to install a heel shifter and armrests. I'm swapping everything from my old bike to the new, when they inform me that they don't have the "Darkhorse" armrests, but they did have the black pads. So, they swapped the armrests from my old bike (chrome) to the new... At some point Denise (the GM) came in to do the contract and financing, again, this is their day off!!! She had other places to be! The whole process was flawless! The only problem was GEICO, the binders they kept sending over were wrong, that was probably the longest part of the whole ordeal! They had me back on the road, on my new bike, before 11AM I cannot thank them enough for saving my vacation and going above and beyond with incredible support and customer service. If you're looking for a new motorcycle, look at Indian Motorcycle of Albuquerque first!! They took care of me when I needed them the most, on their days off, even !!!

I contacted Bernadette, rental manager, to arrange a Super Chief while I was in town for the Santa…read moreFe Indian Market. When I arrived Cheri, the apparel manager, was there to greet me. I had worked on a collaboration with Indian Motorcycle and she introduced me to the entire team! Big shout out to the sales manager Joe Guillen for assisting with the pickup and drop off of the bike! Solid team and a great location right off the I-25! HIGHLY recommended if you want to explore the land of enchantment on an Indian!

Traveling from California to Dallas and my check engine and battery light came on as I pulled in to…read moreAlbuquerque. I immediately searched for a repair shop and found Lohman. I pulled in 10 minutes to closing time literally with almost no electrical power left. They quickly diagnosed the problem for me and took down my personal and warranty information. They took me to a near by hotel for the night and by the time I returned in the morning they were already half way done with my repairs. They took care of all the warranty approvals and got me back on the road as fast as possible. Thanks guys!!!

I'm sorry, I always try to give the benefit of the doubt. I called because I need a new tire. As…read moresoon as I told the receptionist I needed I tire I was transferred. Someone named Mike answered told him year and bike and what was needed then all goes quiet. I waited for over five minutes asked a couple times if anyone was listening. Nothing!! Problem is not very many places in Albuquerque work on Harleys. Sucks but will have to try them again. I hope as albuquerque grows more motorcycle service shopes will arises

Representing some of the best brands of motorcycles. Triumph, Moto Guzzi, and Aprilia in a very…read morebeautiful show space. Very knowledgeable as well.

I purchased a used BMW 650gs motorcycle from Motopia on 5/24/24 and drove it home. After a couple…read moredays it began stalling so I called Motopia, told them the problem and Bob said to take it to BMW dealer because they didn't have tools to fix BMW's. I dropped off the motorcycle at the BMW service dept. on 6/1 (where it stayed for a month) BMW couldn't figure out what is wrong with it so they charged me $700 to replace some parts. They want to charge me another $2000 for more parts that may or may not fix the problem. I called Motopia and talked to Jessie explained what's going on and asked if they can help with the repairs and he said it's my problem not theirs. I reported this to B.B.B. and Motopia's resolution was this: If Mr.***** can return the vehicle in the condition in which he received it we can discuss a remedy by either arranging a wholesale purchase of the motorcycle or trading it towards a newer unit with a warranty. So I went to return the motorcycle and Jessie gave me a low ball deal on the BMW and basically said I can't afford their newer units, now I'm stuck with a bike that doesn't run. It's sad that a business can take advantage of an elderly native-american man and smile at the same time.