Other feel like the old car dealerships. Pushy, cold and don't care…read more Not Motorsport Hillsboro. The people here are real and care more like friend's. The sales, parts and service are second to none. The way motorcycle dealers used to be. Not car dealers.

Classic dealer fee bait-and-switch. Watch your paperwork closely!…read more Because I absolutely hate haggling in person, I tried contacting MotoSport Hillsboro ahead of time specifically to get the total out-the-door price in writing. My plan was simple: get the final numbers, walk into the shop, hand them a check, and leave. Instead, they turned it into a textbook fee-padding game. After submitting inquiries through their portal, my communications were ignored for days. When the salesperson, Brandon, finally texted me, he tried to tack on a completely bogus $499 "setup fee" on a used demo bike that was already assembled and sitting on the showroom floor. Under Oregon consumer disclosure rules, assembly and setup fees cannot be weaponized as surprise add-ons to artificially inflate an advertised price. When I called out the illegitimate setup fee and management finally sent over a formal purchase order, they pulled a classic shell game. The setup fee was gone, but they immediately slid in a $200 "document processing fee" that Brandon had completely omitted in our prior conversations. When I pointed out that this fee wasn't mentioned upfront, Rob told me he would only remove the $200 if I took the title paperwork down to the DMV and processed it myself. Why should a customer pay a separate, surprise fee just for a dealership employee to do the clerical job they are already paid to do? They might use lower base pricing online to lure you through the door, but it doesn't matter if they just pad the final contract with hidden back-office fees and give you an exhausting customer service experience. If you are a cash buyer expecting basic honesty, pricing transparency, and respect for your time, go elsewhere. I have attached screenshots of the text history below so you can see the truth for yourself. Watch your contract numbers closely or just make it easier on yourself and get your bike elsewhere. I certainly will!

Had my motorcycle serviced and they did a great job. The service was done promptly and they did…read morenot try to upsell me things that are not needed. The price was very reasonable and my bike is running great! I highly recommend Bill's.

In 2019 I purchased a brand new Fc250 from Motosport in Hillsboro, started it and it ran just fine…read more Drove all the way down to Coos bay, and this bike would not run or engage. Motosport was unwilling to help me figure out what the problem was or do anything about it when it was the same day!! Needless to say, I called Bill's, and brought my bike in the next day. They used the factory warranty to replace my muffler which was left with packing in it, free of charge!! They even hooked it up on some new gear at a discounted rate! Bill and his team are always very helpful, professional, and knowledgeable whenever I call! As a woman I have been treated poorly by the bigger dealers and Bill's always takes great care of me! 10/10 will be a repeat customer for life!

Jordan is the best, he spent a bunch of time explaining riding tips and bike info that other…read moresalesmen wouldn't.

We purchased a Kawasaki ATV at a "motosports sales center" in Hillsboro OR last year and it…read moreconsistently suffered from backfiring and difficulties starting. We took it back for repairs and they told us that it was "bad gas" and they said they drained the fuel tank and refilled it with new higher octane gasoline. The backfiring continued until one day it just wouldn't start at all. I also drained the tank myself and refilled it with a new tank of high octane fuel but to no avail. Because Hillsboro is pretty distant and I wasn't very impressed by their service department's failure to fix the problem that had been plaguing the machine since purchase, I decided to take it to Bob Lanphere's Beaverton Motorcycles for service. Dalton, the service representative I initially contacted and worked with throughout the service visit was very personable and great to deal with. He was honest about the delays in service due to the high demand season and large number of recreational vehicles needing repair. After drop-off, Dalton kept in contact with updates on the service schedule and called promptly when the repair was finished. Because the repair took less time than the normal 2 hour mechanic's assessment period I was actually charged less than the normal minimum fee I was quoted at the onset. The ATV was clean and had been washed prior to my arrival. I was urged to give it a good test drive to insure there were no residual issues before loading it up to bring home. The ATV started right up, ran smoothly and I was able to drive it right up into the bed of my pickup truck using their convenient loading ramp/platform in the parking lot. Overall, I was very satisfied by the service and professionalism demonstrated by the staff at Beaverton Motorcycles and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for ATV repairs.

I'm new to Oregon. I found CRM to hopefully fix a motor scooter. They were recommended by a…read morefriend. Before they did any work they were helpful and very knowledgeable. They had an almost unlimited budget, but identified the problem, did a phenomenal job, and charged a very fair price. I like their attitude and their frankness. They run an excellent motorcycle business. Rob F.

Great local business on hwy 30, St Helens Oregon, I have gotten several vehicles there, and all…read morewith great service, including an outstanding service parts and maintenance crew, just weirds me out that they charge tax and a miscalanius charge on everything, only place I have noticed that, isn't Oregon tax exempt and why that miscalanius charge, things like that make people go DIY with there things. Thanks for the 3 vehicles sold to me with a smile $$.$$$ all the parts and service rendered.

They helped me out with an ad hoc rear tire repair and everything went really well and smoothly…read more Were able to take me immediately and had my tire in stock. Thank you.

I had to take my motorcycle to another repair shop after a long list of damage was done by L&D.read more

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.

If I could give more stars, I would. These are people not looking to take advantage. I got a fair…read moredeal and courtesy from the start that didn't diminish a bit when I ran into problems with my bank. They remained supportive throughout, answering all of my questions and extending me whatever aid and advice they could until all issues were resolved. This is the place to do business if they have something you need.

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

In for service on my scout, got in late so I have time for checking things out. Found a sweet deal…read moreon a Challenger. Yes. It's on my dream bike list. Really thinking about it. It will not last long at this price. Damm. Someone looking at it too.

Called ahead about a bike I saw on their website. Set an appointment to look it over. When I…read morearrived the bike was out front, ready to go. Went through the pre ride checks and then took it for a test. Steven was patient and easy going. Decided to go ahead. Paperwork took a long time considering that it wasn't terribly busy. They did say they were short handed, but there were only two other customers in the place... There was a little bit of a sales pitch for warranties and service plans that didn't make me super happy but we got through it and I rode the bike home. Overall good experience.