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    A-1 Parts, Inc.

    2.6 (5 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Unique Custom Motorsports

    Unique Custom Motorsports

    (2 reviews)

    ran into some trouble while out riding; bent rim and flat tire. called the guy at unique custom…read moreMotorsports and in less than an hour he had my bike trailered back to his shop. few hours later the rim was fixed and a new tire mounted ready to roll! very reasonable price and a solid shop all the way around!

    I brought my bike here in early July for a fork seal replacement. I had recently relocated to the…read morearea and was looking for a new local shop to service my motorcycles. Unfortunately, my experience here left much to be desired. I first reached out to the shop in mid-June to inquire about the repair. I was told they could get me in within approximately two weeks, so I scheduled the appointment. They required a $500 deposit, which I thought was somewhat steep considering the total repair was expected to be around $600-$700, but I decided to move forward. I dropped the bike off on July 2nd. I asked how long the repair would take and was told approximately 1-2 weeks. I thought one week seemed reasonable for a fork seal replacement, while two weeks felt somewhat lengthy, but I agreed and left the bike with them. On July 16th, I called to check on the status and was told by the owner that they would have the bike "on the lift" that week. At this point, it had already been at the shop for more than two weeks. I told them I would be available at any time the following week to pick it up. I called again toward the end of the following week and was once again told the bike would be "on the lift" the following week. I waited another week and eventually stopped by the shop in person to check on the status. The mechanic again told me they should have the bike "on the lift" the following week. At this point, I was extremely frustrated. I had been given multiple assurances that the bike would be worked on, but no actual repair date or clear timeline. I made one final call on August 6th to ask whether the bike had finally been brought in for the repair. Once again, I was told it would be "on the lift next week." At that point, I told them to put the bike out front and that I would pick it up the following morning and take it to another shop. The owner called me afterward and again explained that they intended to get to the bike "eventually," but still could not provide an actual date. I was also told that "patience is a virtue." I would say that waiting more than a month for a repair that should reasonably take a day or two was more than patient on my part. Ultimately, I decided to forfeit my deposit and take the bike to another nearby shop. I had really hoped to find a smaller, local shop where I could bring my motorcycles for service on a regular basis. Unfortunately, whether the issue was scheduling, staffing, or organization, this experience was not acceptable to me. I will not be returning to this shop, and based on my experience, I would not recommend it to other riders.

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    Motorsports International

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    Do not take you bike here for service unless if you are okay with potentially dying…read more Pretty simple work I had done to the bike brakes (rotors calipers, fluids etc), valve adjustment, suspension, oil change, new chain / sprocket upon arrival i was quoted 7k for that price i should be getting a new set of tires these scamming crooks had my bike for over 2 months and when i had finally begged them to give it back to me it was clearly ridden (nit just test driven) as well as damaged gas tank was loose, missing bolts, license plate wires cut, no coder pin for chain etc. My bike was clearly dropped and Pat and Casey could not have given a tenth of a fuck regarding the condition of my bike also my bike now only runs at 200 degrees no matter how hot or cold it is clearly the technician was in a rush and did not finish the job with quality or care ALL OF THESE SAFETY HAZARDS COULD GET ME KILLED AND THEY ARE OKAY WITH SENDING A BIKE OFF LIKE THAT AFTER CHARGING ME 7K! I never sit here and write reviews but I had to warn people about this place, they also worked on a 400 i used tk have same thing; missing bolts and clearly ridden (over 15 miles) shoddy business people and outright stealing regarding prices, RUN! 0 stars if i could.

    Used their website form to setup a service for my motorcycle and never heard back. Called their…read moreservice department on a weekday during business hours, it went to voicemail, I left a message and never got a call back. I guess they either aren't in business anymore or don't want to do business?

    Savage Motor Sportz

    Savage Motor Sportz

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    My husband is no longer able to drive or even ride a bicycle as per doctor's orders due to a…read moreeyesight problems from a stroke so he considers his electric kick scooter essential to get back and forth to nearby stores, nearby being a couple miles away. Savage Motor Sportz just charged him almost what we spent for his electric kick scooter just to put one tire on! We had spent $350 on that scooter last year but after a few tire punctures so recently bought solid tires for it. My husband had trouble putting one of them on so we brought it here and were told when we had to leave it there that the cost is usually $40. When he got a ride to pick it back up today, they charged him $280 +tax!! Any holiday money we had this year has now been spent to put one tire on!

    The whole team at Savage treats you with respect and have an excellent knowledge of a vast array of…read moreproducts. I brought my sons go kart in for repairs and after taking a look at it and trying everything it was becoming clear that to repair this go kart (which was purchased elsewhere) I would have to buy a new engine. They were very honest and upfront about everything, after discussion and research on my part, they offered to take the go kart for parts and charged me nothing. Now mind you a lot of work went into it before this decision was made, and they still made the offer because they didn't feel comfortable allowing my son to drive it. Nowadays customer service is mostly non existent but at savage they put you first and are willing to work with you so that you leave happy and safe.

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