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Moto Man of 214 - Neat and tidy placement of parts used and remaining liquids alongside used Heat Shield and OEM Whale Tail.

Moto Man of 214

(47 reviews)

Casa Linda

Great guy. Thorough and fair. Had him look at my bike for one thing and he found and fixed…read moreanother issue while here.​

Unprofessional. Bad business. Spent $500 with him and not only is the motorcycle not working but…read moreit's getting progressively worse and he came to my home 4 times for the same issue. My motorcycle would not start properly, but whenever it did, it would start to sputter and die. I paid him for the diagnosis, and he returned later for his first attempt. FAILED. Bike still had the same issues. He made multiple different claims on where the issues could lie and not only was he paid to resolve each of those claims, i paid him extra after he called me complaining about having to return to resolve the issue and would need more money. The bike has been in the same state. First he said it was the carb, then it was the filter, then oil, then he said it could be the dirty gas tank, then he tried to blame me and say maybe i've been riding it with no gas . Just money hungry and won't solve your problem immediately. He will just keep milking your money. Hes going to reply to thisand make a claim that's he's fixed things, but never the main issue, he's just been spitballing and guessing instead of figuring out the actually problem which was the bike not staying on and that's was costing me money. He's going to reply and complain about how i messaged him evidence of my bike dieing after hours after i attempted to ride it I Texted him proof and time reference because he will pretend you've created new problems to get more money. He previously tried to blame me for letting it run out of gas. He's knows he's done a poor job and never fixed the issue, which is the bike not staying alive and gets defensive about it. And when you contact him about it he gets frustrated. Better off just taking your bike to a shop instead of dealing with a man child. His schedule and repair turn around (if your bike even gets fixed) would be the same.

Texas Adventure Powersports - Another angle of my babe

Texas Adventure Powersports

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I purchased my bike from Texas Adventure Powersports in February 2026 and had a great experience…read morefrom beginning to end. I originally found them through Facebook when they were running a sale on their 2023 models, and the price was excellent. What stood out most, though, was the service. I spoke with several members of the sales team while I was researching and deciding what I wanted, and everyone was friendly, knowledgeable, and patient. I brought my mom with me on my first visit, and I especially appreciated how warmly and respectfully everyone treated her. The purchasing process was easy as well. I paid cash, so I needed a cashier's check rather than a personal check. I couldn't get one until the following morning, and they were patient and made the whole process simple when I returned. I've since gone back for a helmet, gloves, and other needs, and I've consistently had the same experience: helpful, informative people who make you feel welcome. From the price of the bike to the sales experience and the service since, I've been very happy with Texas Adventure Powersports. Definitely five stars.

I came in here today to buy a Can Am and trailer. Left empty handed. We didn't expect to leave with…read morea Can Am, but definitely expected to be the owners of one. We were directed to speak with Desi, one of the salesmen. I suppose now would be a good time to apologize to him for bothering him since it appears the act of selling anything or being helpful in any way shape or form is not something he wanted to do. We walked out.

Advanced Motorsports - Ducati Dallas - View of my bike being serviced from the waiting room.

Advanced Motorsports - Ducati Dallas

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This is my first experience with AMS Ducati. I had been issued a Ducati corporate certificate for…read moresome work that was done on my Multistrada V4S. When I inquired with Ducati Corporate if I could use the credit to purchase nonmechanical Ducati items, they informed me that three retailers in the US accept the certificate. I contacted AMS in Dallas to ask about a helmet I wanted to purchase. Lily, the CS rep told me that they do indeed accept the certificates and guided me through the process. What I found exceptional about Lily is her online and phone demeanor. In this age of less face to face interactions, a phone call rather than a text or chat is so appreciated. Her voice and professionalism are something that stood out to me. In my former life, I trained Playstation CS staff on the technical aspects of the products. So I'm well aware of CS service standards. Neither AMS nor Lily knew that I write for Web Bike World, so her level of service was standard practice for her. Bravo to AMS for how they train their staff. And the same goes for Ducati. A crummy luck of my draw turned into an exceptional experience. https://www.webbikeworld.com/what-happened-when-something-happened-ducati/

I have been spoiled by Newport Beach Ducati, so these guys had some lofty expectations to meet;…read morethey have. Wanted to wait for first service so I could give a more thorough review. Overall, best dealership experience I've ever had and I have had a lot. Initially talked with Jeff (owner) when I was shopping for a new bike. He was extremely helpful and absolutely zero pressure. He really just seemed interested in helping me and indifferent to selling me on anything. About a month later I had made my decision, walked in, and said I'll take it on a new matte green streetfighter v2. Jeff handed me over to Marty who drew up paperwork with no bs and no surprises. Was my birthday mid week and I asked if they could deliver it to me then; no problem. Bike showed up perfect in a nice red ducati truck. Props to Roy also for being super easy to work with and communicative. Fast forward to my first service. I called to get it scheduled and they said they were booked out a few weeks, but having bought the bike there they would squeeze me in anyway that saturday. I was expecting to be waiting around, but nope they took the bike right in when I got there and got to work. Though they were clearly very busy, everyone worked smooth and efficient and that seemed to be why they were able to service the bike so quick. They have a window from the nice waiting area / bike museum so you can see them work.. no corners cut. Also they were all very communicative and it felt the most personalized bike service I've ever had. Yes, it was almost $600 (standard for these bikes), but the first time I've ever felt I was getting $600 of service. Great job guys! Shout out for Lily also. I hadn't dealt with her at the shop, but see her regularly at a local meet and ride with her. Very knowledgable and helpful about the bike and parts as well as a great rider and general nice person.

University Scooters - motorcycledealers - Updated October 2026

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