Went in there looking at a bike, the salesman Russell was an absolutely awesome guy to work with…read more Super helpful, but in no way overbearing or pushy. Just let me do my browsing in peace but was there to answer any questions. Wasn't planning on purchasing that day, and really wasn't expecting to purchase from there because of the reviews I read on here. They gave me such a good deal on the bike I couldn't pass it up. The entire staff was super nice, especially the guy who helped with the financing, working with a local credit union to get me a great rate. Everyone there, including the guys in the parts shop, were great. I will definitely be going back when I'm ready to purchase another bike or any parts or accessories. No clue what happened for everyone to have such a bad experience, not sure if staff has changed or if you people are just terrible and blaming it on them, but I have not a bad thing in the world to say about the folks at Maxey's Motorsports after doing business with them.

Our sales guy did not have much knowledge, I bought a brand new golf cart and you would think they…read morewould make sure it looks good & it has a scratch on the drivers side (paint peeled off) & on the brush guard :/ After the salesman brought us the golf cart he was done with us and did not come back around to make sure we were good to go. We stood outside for 20 mins till I went in and had to ask for help. Todd in finance is a nice personable man, polite and tried to help as much as he could. Mechanic came out and said "oh that must've happened when they brought these over here." Look, I don't know or cared how it happened.. I just know when someone buys something brand new it should not have a noticeable scratch on it and they assume you're okay w/ it. Our sales man hasn't even made a follow up call to see how things are going with it as you should do in sales. But you know who has called?!? Todd. Great employee and he should be running the place. After reading other reviews I guess I made a bad decision from purchasing here and won't again. I will take my business elsewhere.

Picked up my bike today after several months. Sounds and runs good. I forgot what it was like…read more Limey at Broke Disks knows his business when it comes to these older bikes. The service was good, prices decent and good place to visit and learn. Recommended.

Took my Brother Pj M. In to pick up his scooter Thursday, they were just finishing up all the some…read morestuff to get him back on the road, this is an old school shop that will work pretty much on any thing, there lost their lease and are looking for a new location, I highly recommend them to work on you scooter.

After 3 months and nearly $3500 worth of repairs I was able to fix or replace the severely damaged…read moreelectrical wiring loom that was completely ruined by R&T. I also found several missing bolts and gas leaking after R&T. Not to mention the $800 rear wheel and fender that was damaged when the R& T used zip ties on the rear light he installed. I also found that R&T messed up my front forks when he supposedly changed my fork oil and springs. The seals he used were crap and only lasted about a month so everything had to be completely redone. Need the best shop in town? I recommend MOTIV Cycleworks as they were able to completely repair and in some instances upgrade the loom which was shredded beyond use by R&T. Do not used R&T unless you want terrible customer service and half-ass mechanic work.

If you are looking for competent work and good customer service, I recommend you consider my…read moreexperience. I hired R&T to perform a pre purchase inspection on a used bike I was interested in buying. John at R&T said the bike looked great and was good to go besides needing a new rear tube, which was negligible to me. I purchased the bike and was billed $75 by R&T for their service. Soon after, I was surprised to find a bolt connecting the rear subframe to the frame was not only missing but the place on the frame for the bolt to be screwed in to was broken off meaning it needed to be repaired via welding. I headed back to R&T to find out how this was missed, when I showed John the picture he said "no worries, we will get this fixed for you. Drop the bike off whenever". Given this response, I was under the impression this repair was going to be done for free since they missed an obvious issue. When I came to pick up the bike, I was surprised to learn I was going to be charged $305 for fixing an issue I had already paid them to find. When I expressed my dismay, John became defensive and began to rattle off all the stuff he had looked at on the bike, but never would fully accept blame for missing an obvious issue. He said "the seller didn't mention this issue to him" which is the ENTIRE reason I had the bike looked at by a professional. Had I known about this issue before the purchase, I would have had leverage with the seller to negotiate the price down. Instead, I was told the bike was "good to go". I explained all of this to John, but he was unwilling to do anything other than take $50 off my bill, less than the price of the low quality inspection.

This shop is just NE of downtown. Small paved lot but huge gravel lot next to it. Indians are…read morepretty nice bikes ordered back in the day. I really don't know anyone riding one. They are pretty pricey but so are the Harleys I ride. I just like to check out the competitors rides. It's really not about what you ride but tht you ride so check them out if this is something for you.

Bought my 2002 Yamaha Roadstar 1600A about 2 weeks ago. The second day of owning it the starter…read moresolenoid went out so they picked it up from my house and replaced that, then I went back to pick it up then they found that the fuel pump went out, so they replaced that as well. Both parts they had replaced on the house and now it's riding good. Throughout the whole ordeal, they were nice and extremely helpful. Indian Motorcycles of OKC truly treats you like family!