Northwest Custom Cycle is the best shop I have used in over 25 years and 150,000 miles of riding…read moreHarley Road Kings. I trust Mike always to do the right thing and not try to sell me something that I do not need. Every time I come in, his shop is full of older Harleys, the bikes you would not want to trust the dealer with. I get my 2011 bike serviced by coming in February and March when he is not busy with the custom and classic bikes. My bill is always reasonable, with no surprises, and with 70,000 miles on my bike, I would never trust my bike to anyone but Northwest Custom Cycle.

Over the past 10 years, I've used NWCC for all my Harley work. They've done everything from…read morestandard service work, to installing S&S cams, to giving me great advice when ever I've asked. I highly recommend them!

After calling about 12 different shops on a Friday afternoon, I finally reached Moto Shop around…read more1:00 PM in a last-ditch effort to get a new tire mounted before heading out on the WA BDR. They were the only ones willing to fit me in on such short notice--and not only that, the owner personally handled the work so the rest of the team could stay focused on their repairs. The shop itself is clean and well-organized, with fair pricing and top-notch customer service. I even grabbed a t-shirt and some visor spray while I was there. All in all, I left a very happy customer!

I visited Drew's shop again after 2 years. The first time, I had purchased an FZ6 fairing from him…read more He was very friendly and helpful back then. On my recent visit, I was impressed by how much the shop has grown. You can tell how passionate Drew is about motorcycles, and it really shows in his shop. This time, I was looking for a stay 1 bracket for my bike. Drew went out of his way to help me. He even provided me with the part number, which most dealerships or shops typically won't share. If you have any motorcycle-related questions or needs, I highly recommend stopping by Drew's shop. He's knowledgeable, helpful, and down-to-earth, exactly the kind of person you want to work with.

This shop is fantastic. Shoutout to Cole--he's THE BEST! Everyone here was super friendly and easy…read moreto work with, which made my experience super great! :) I was looking to buy a 2025 Kawasaki Z500 and checked out a handful of dealerships, but Cole stood out right away. He communicated clearly and made the whole process simple. No pressure, no games--just a professional experience from start to finish. He went above and beyond--spent extra time going over my bike with me, and even strapped it into the trailer and showed me some helpful tips for doing it myself when the time comes. This isn't a dealer that magically disappears after the sale. I would definitely come back for my next purchase, and highly recommend this place to others!

Absolutely terrible experience with Kawasaki Bellevue. I was repeatedly lied to about how long…read morerepairs on my jet skis would take, and every time I called I got a different excuse or vague answer instead of honest communication. What should have been a reasonable repair turned into months of waiting with almost no accountability from their staff. To make things even worse, they held my jet skis in their yard for so long that the motor ended up no longer working properly afterward. The lack of care, urgency, and professionalism was unbelievable. I trusted them with expensive equipment and felt completely taken advantage of by the end of the experience. If you value your time, money, or property, I would strongly recommend going somewhere else. There are plenty of shops that actually respect their customers and stand behind their work. This place does not.

Awesome experience! I contacted Corky about getting some basic maintenance done on my 2001 Yamaha…read moreVStar 650. I was especially interested in the DIY experience. I'm a long time mechanical tinkerer (is that a word?), and wanted to become more familiar with my bike. We set an appt. and I purchased the necessary parts at the local dealer. She arrived early and after a brief discussion of what we wanted to accomplish, she handed me a wrench and we got to work. She allowed me to do almost all of the work under her careful supervision. It was a fantastic learning experience. I loved the hands on, and now feel confident that i can tackle a few more jobs solo. I also know I can call her if I get stuck in the middle of something. Corky offers 3 styles/levels of service: DIY - You do as much hands-on as you feel comfortable with. Watch/Learn - Corky will perform the maintenance required and teach as she goes. You are welcome to grab a wrench and join in. Hands Off - If you don't like getting your hands dirty, let Corky do the dirty deed, and you can ride off into the sunset! What you need: A garage or safe (covered) place to work, a shop manual for your bike, and parts for the service. Corky will bring all the tools and knowledge. I highly recommend Corky's Motorcycle Service!!!

Corky does an excellent job at teaching the basics. She ensures everyone in attendance is given the…read moreattention they need and her knowledge is great. I must say the Corky will even go out of her way to help you search for a needed part, information, or even a hard to find service manual. I highly recommend Corky's Motorcycle Service and will use her services again.

I've been coming for maintenance for about a year now and hope to be able to continue to do…read morebusiness long into the future. I really appreciate the friendly, empathetic, and knowledgeable staff. The showroom/waiting room is always a hospitable and a wonder to behold.

No one will touch my motorcycles except this team at Revmoto…read more They real deal motorcycle people who are given to their craft. Their show room is a place i could enjoy sitting in any day. A perfect Ninja 1400 next to a restored CBX (worthy of a photograph) next to a Triumph next to a KTM. Row of classic helmets and pictures of yester year adds etc. A full description of work performed and a fair price for services done. I hear of a fine taco truck across the road too. 88,500 miles on my current motorcycle and they get it feeling and running like new again. Few and far between is the shop that feels right. That combines all the motorcycle ingredients. Revmoto is one of them.​

I had a wonderful experience purchasing my Breakout with Eastside HD, working with Doc (sales),…read moreJohnny (financing) and the rest of the team. The whole thing went smooth from negotiation to walking out with this gorgeous motorcycle. If I could give 11 to Doc, I would! Wish my other experiences buying bikes were like this one. Definitely coming back.

New Manager and sales people, 180 changed…read more First of all Jon manager was amazing, Gunner was great too, super easy to deal with him, plus amazing deal for my 2025 White Road Glide and great number on my trade in. I came in and just check it out but ended up got new bike, omg!!! I bought 5 bikes from other dealership but they didn't do not even closer to Eastside HD, price and service. And another brother just got one too. Come to Eastside if you want great deal and taking care of you. Love it so much and will come for more.

I was unable to find quality chrome led lights. I found a…read moreset in black. I installed them on my bike, quite impressive set of lights very bright and quality made. And they look great. Staff are great. I highly recommend a set of cyclops led lights. I

These guys are absolute crooks. They sold me a relayed harness for a 2023 KTM 300XC that does not…read morework. Their installation instructions clearly state that if you plug in their ODB2 connector and hear the ECU making noise to unplug it immediately, the pin in the connector is bent in going in the wrong hole. Low and behold I plugged it in and the ECU started screaming. I unplugged the cable and the pin was straight. Plugged it in again, same thing, ended up frying my regulator/rectifier. I called cyclops and they insisted the pin was bent and going in the wrong hole. I sent them picture showing them the pin was straight, and they still refused to believe it wasn't my fault. I took the bike to someone else who did the same thing with the same results. They also called cyclops and were told they were bending the pin and installing it wrong. We have removed their pin from the cylcops harness and plugged it directly into the corresponding hole on the bike side and the ecu still screams. The pin is going in the right hole and still does not work properly. Every time they told me I was doing it wrong for two weeks, I would try again, and again the ecu would scream. Something is wrong with their harness and their ignorance and arrogance have damaged my bike. It now throws error cods and drains the battery. I even offered to send these crooks a video showing the pin going in to the wrong hole but they didn't want to see it. They know they screwed up, they just have zero integrity. Cyclop's response after I just requested a working harness? They said see you in court. They suck.

They did a great job replacing my tires with a fast turnaround time, and also helped me to remove…read moremy sprocket which I had forgotten to taken off before dropping off the wheels. I appreciate the friendly and professional staff as well which made the whole process smooth and fast, especially as it's been hard to find other local motorcycle shops who would change tires. Thank you!

Customer service was on point. They have a pretty good selection of all things motorcycle related…read more They are open 7 days a week which is a bit unusual for a motorcycle shop. The prices were in line with what I've seen at other places and they had a good amount of clearance items too.