I bought a dirt bike there and it runs like a dream and hasn't broken yet and the people are very…read morenice and i would always get stuff from there that i need.

I found this shop with an online search. I'm so glad that I did. They took great care of my 2010…read moreHD. The personnel were very friendly, knowledgeable and very willing to help. They worked with me, allowing me to make payments over the winter until the repair was paid off. Got my bike back in the spring! Ready to ride! Fantastic shop and I would highly recommend them for everyone to use. I will definitely go back

Best place to have your Harley serviced. J.D is a down to earth guy and his prices are fair. I will…read morebe recommending this shop to all my friends and family who ride.

This is going to be long because I want to be fair and detailed. I went in to have a few things…read moredone on my '07 Ducati S4RS and it took an excessive amount of time by anyones standards. Especially considering that Brian(Kundratic) was taking in other bikes and completing jobs on them while I was still waiting around. This was a project I had been planning for a year and I was pretty patient, but 4 months for a paint job, powder coat, ruined fender, and rear sprocket/frame slider install is ridiculous. It wouldn't have been so bad if I had not seen other bikes getting done while I waited and if Brian didn't have such a terrible attitude towards getting anything done on time and getting good workout out of his paint subcontractor. For the $5k I spent here I had to go somewhere else to have some of their work corrected. I'll explain my experience with each of the things I had done below. Paint job: Paint job seemed pretty pricey @ $2,200 for tank and front/rear fender. (2 colors, 2 black numbers, and some pinstriping on a sportbike. Also had 2 decals put on the gas tank) Paint came back wrong TWICE. First time there was red that bled under a pinstripe into a white field, second was bubbles under a decal. The bubbles could have been there when the paint work came back the first time but Im not sure. Either way 2 issues that the painter should have caught before returning the work. Brian doesn't do the paint work himself and he sent it back the first time. It came back a month later with bubbles under one of the decals, the one on the other side of the gas tank looked fine but I was told by Brian's painter up in PA (skip something) "we don't warranty decals provided by the customer". My question is if you see an issue why wouldn't you tell me so I can get new decals to you instead of producing a shit product and blaming the customer? Through all this back and forth Brian was more concerned about Skip being upset than with me getting a good paint job. I had to go to another painter to fix this a-hole painters work. (He deserves that description based on my email conversations with him) Rear fender: This will be hard to explain without pictures but suffice it to say this could have been done MUCH better. I had a rear fender for a Ducati sport classic 1000 that I wanted to have cut to fit snugly around the tail end of the seat the way the S4RS OEM rear fender does. I could have done this myself but figured why not have Kundratic do it as they are doing everything else. Brian ended up making the cut too wide and left a .5" gap between the seat and the fender. When I asked him about it he just said "I can fix it, its just time" explaining that he could fill in the gaps with fiberglass but he would charge me for the time. If he hadnt messed up the template and cut it too wide in the first place it wouldnt need to be fixed!! Powder coat: I needed to have each side of the engine cases powder coated black which obviously required removing them and replacing the seals and gaskets when the powder coated pieces were reinstalled. Instead of ordering the parts himself, I had to order them from Pete's Cycle. (The other shops I went to for repairs said they would have ordered the parts themselves as that is part of their service) the powdercoat job was fine and the reinstall was done well. But the attitude in getting the work done and the speed at which it went sucked NET NET: I had to dispute several charges with my credit card company over 2 months to cover the cost of paint repair and to get compensation for the ruined fender. For a bad attitude, slow work, and no concern as to whether not the customer is treated right, or to turn a dream project into a nightmare, go to Kundratic Kustoms!

Called and was flatly told they couldn't service my bike because it wasn't a Harley. Sorry for…read moreinconveniencing you.

I've been a HOG chapter member for a couple of years now, and this dealer treats everyone as…read morefamily. I recently was in an accident nearby, and the staff was on scene trying to help in any way possible. They even offered to take my bike into the shop and hold it for insurance. They also took calls from my family asking for any details. These are just the icing on the cake. The dealership has a great selection of bikes with good deals (much better than other nearby dealers) and a great parts/clothing selection. But, with any dealer, the staff makes the dealer a home. And I've found my new home dealer.

Bought a motorcycle in May of 2022, still happy with that and it's all good, have been coming in…read moreevery couple of months and was just in recently and didn't recognize anyone, looks like a completely new staff within the last year.

Josh is extremely professional and took the time to talk me through everything he was doing to…read morerepair my car, and continued to keep me updated throughout the process. Also, I never had to leave my house. Highly recommend!

Do not do business with this guy. He stole $250 from me. Will make many promises that he will never…read morecome through on. Do not give him a dime until he actually completes work on your car.

I have been here a few times with my husband when he had to buy items or have his bike serviced…read more The employees have always been super helpful.

Great people that do great work. Moved from Colorado recently and wanted to find a place that is…read morereliable and timely and they were both!

the owner is extremely knowledgeable about bikes and watercraft and is the best around will try to…read moreadd pics later because I'm gonna be using them more often and extremely fair! everyone who sees this know these guys are next level local shop!

Located in an industrial park in scenic Dundalk, this scooter outfit is an affordable, bare-bones…read moreoperation. I purchased a 50cc scooter from Greg, the owner-operator. While not the friendliest guy on earth (he wouldn't let my girlfriend use the restroom - which judging by the state of the place, might have been for her benefit), he is a straight shooter and offers prices lower than competitors. He also has a mechanic who does pretty cheap and reliable repairs and upgrades. Great place to get a big bore kit installed or throw rocks at the dilapidated Skateland next door.

The following is a letter sent to Brown's Motorcycle Repair from my attorney. Regrettably, they…read morehave not responded after two attempts and several phone calls. It is more than sad that a company can not only be so incompetent but lack basic integrity. In the letter below, names were omitted to protect privacy. Our File No.: MD-X64-2DS SECOND ATTEMPT Dear Sir/Madam: As you were advised in our previous letter dated, December 9, 2021, Brown's customer, Mr... contacted our office and requested our assistance with a matter involving the repair of his 2002 Kawasaki Vulcan VN800 motorcycle. To date Mr... has not received a response and as such has requested that the letter be re-sent to you in a second and final good faith attempt to resolve this matter without the need for further legal action. On March 31, 2021, Mr... brought his motorcycle via a towing company to your facility for the repair of a gas leak after noticing a puddle of gas on his garage floor under his bike. At that time, he was informed that after a thorough assessment of his bike, no leak was discovered and that the only repair needed to his motorcycle was a new chain which he agreed to have replaced. Once the chain was replaced, Mr... drove his motorcycle twenty (20) miles to his home and parked it in his garage. However, once his bike was turned off, gas again began to leak and puddle under his bike. In other words, the problem was not fixed and Mr... drove the bike home, unknowingly, at great risk. Mr... immediately contacted Brown's who picked the motorcycle up on April 29, 2021, to again assess the location of the gas leak. On July 13, 2021, Mr... was informed that his bike was repaired and ready to be picked up and Mr... paid the repair invoice which totaled $249.46 for the removal, cleaning and replacement of the carburetor, flushing the fuel tank and replacing the spark plugs and fuel filter. Thereafter, Mr... drove his motorcycle only once in August and when he attempted to take his motorcycle out for a second time on September 25th, he discovered that his bike would not start and that gas had once again leaked and formed a puddle under his bike. Immediately Mr... contacted Brown's to advise them of the issue and he was informed that the bike would be picked up for repair and that he would be contacted with the scheduled date. Although Mr... patiently waited almost two (2) months, he never received a return telephone call from Brown's. Needing his motorcycle repaired, Mr... had no other choice but to have his motorcycle towed to another facility, Ellicott City MotorSports Inc. who determined that the carburetor was overflowing with fuel. Ellicott City MotorSports removed, cleaned, replaced the carburetor and flushed the fuel tank. Due to Brown's failure to properly repair his motorcycle, Mr... was forced to  pay an additional $349.00 to another facility for this repair. It should also be noted that Ellicott City performed the same repair that Brown's was alleged to have performed within only a few weeks whereas Brown's took almost three (3) months to return the bike and it was not returned repaired. As a motorcycle repair facility, Brown's holds itself out to have the knowledge and experience to properly repair motorcycles and Mr... relied on that expertise when he chose to bring his bike to Brown's for repair. Unfortunately, this was to Mr... detriment as he not only had to pay additional monies due to Brown's failure to properly repair his motorcycle, but for several months (the entire spring plus), he also loss the enjoyment of riding his motorcycle. Therefore, through the assistance of this office, Mr... demands that Brown's reimburse him a total amount of $____ which represents the amount initially paid to Brown's as well as the amount Mr... was forced to pay due to Brown's failure to repair the motorcycle. As noted above, this is the second and final attempt to resolve this matter amicably without the need to seek further legal action. Please contact Mr... directly within ten (10) business days from the date of this letter to confirm resolution of this matter. If this matter is not adequately resolved, Mr.... has been advised to pursue further legal action. Your prompt attention to this matter will be expected.

I found the work at Brown's to be very good and prices very fair, and the people very friendly. I…read morefeel fortunate to have found them.