Very very happy with the service, they are very professional and gets the job done when they said…read moreit would be ready, no delay no excuses nothing. They are very knowledgeable and pays attention to detail. We received one price and they gave us a price $300.00 below what another company quoted us. They are trustworthy and integrity is everything. We have found a life time is service for our Motorcycle, not only that but will definitely recommend them to other.

From the owner: Welcome to Delco Motorsports the Tri County's premier motor sports and power sports shop!! We pride…read moreourselves in quality work, clean and professional installations and competitive prices. Opened in 2007 by owner/operator Frank Orne when he saw the need for a shop that could provide customers with a wide variety of automotive and power sports related services all under one roof. We wanted to offer our customers a facility where they can bring all of their vehicles and toys to get serviced and customized. With all the toys in our garages these days we understand how frustrating and time consuming it can be to have to take your Car, Truck, Bike, ATV etc, to different shops for service or modification and never knowing who is working on your vehicle or how they are treating it. At Delco Motorsports we get to know you and your vehicles and how you drive so we can keep all your toys in top shape at all times. Here at Delco Motorsports we have a State of the art 10,000 sq ft. facility equipped with the proper tools and equipment to handle all your automotive and power sports needs. From basic to severe service and maintenance to aftermarket bolts ons light fabrication and complete vehicle builds as well as powder coating and miedia blasting and even our new 4x8 CNC Plasma table. We have the knowledge and experience to handle all your needs. Call us today to discuss your project or make an apt to get your vehicles serviced or modified or stop in and check out or showroom.

Please if you know whats good for you don't ever go there. they are the worst people to deal…read morewith. if you ask for something for a 1000. they`ll give you something off a 750 or 600 which will not fit a 1000. 750 and 600`s are the same bike. Plus his parts are not worth the price. You`ll be better off getting new parts. he also sold a friend of mine a motor he said was good but the motor was seized up. Aj cycles is not a place to deal with unless you just like getting crap.PS don't even buy anything from him on ebay. he should be shut down.

A friend of mine recommend these guys for a forward control I needed. We made a call and they had…read morethe part and advised me to bring in the old one to be sure it was a good match (better safe than sorry and I was totally okay with that). In fairness to some other posts the place wasn't the easiest to find however we aren't talking about finding the nearest corner Wawa here. We are talking about a salvage cycle shop and its actual location is exactly what you'd expect--in the back of a bunch of warehouses. I would recommend once getting close out the name of the location in instead of the address and it will drop you off right at their doorstep. It's kind of an old school shop with a relative small "reception" area with a couple seats, glass display case with items, and a few other motorcycle items in the area. They have a strict no cellphone policy in that area and I can totally get on board with that. It is a small room and if you have business to attend to, take it outside (though when one guy was on the phone and they asked him to stop they said it was because it messes with their reception with their communication in the back). Whatever--simple rule and one that I appreciated. As far as customer service--they guys were awesome. Every single person I interacted was polite, consultative, and seemed to value me as a customer. This isn't an Apple store with check in on iPads and crap like that. These guys were just real straight to the point kinda guys. No kissing a$$ but treated me fairly. In the end, I got what I needed. Mission accomplished. As far as the price--it's fair. Had they not had it who knows how long it would have taken for me to get it. For that I would have paid a premium. I asked the guy at the front how long they've been in business and he said 20 years and I guess there was a similar business for a few years before that. I'm hoping I don't need any parts there again anytime soon but if I do I won't hesitate to go back.

Buddy McClellan has been operating this shop in the Glenolden community for 40 years. He's been my…read moremechanic for the past 10. He's done a lot of work for me. I used to own some crappy cars in my day, and I'm fairly certain I gave him so much work that I was a big reason he was able to pay off his vacation home in the mountains. Let's just say I own better cars now, and as a result I don't see him as often as I used to. But every time I need something like brakes, I make it a point to bring the car to Buddy. Bottom line is that I've known a lot of mechanics in my life. Some were good, some were not so good. You tend to want to keep going to the ones you trust because they can be hard to find. I've always trusted Buddy. He's an honest, straight shooter who will tell you exactly what you need to have done. He's not out to upsell you or to get you for more than what you need. And he will get it done right the first time. If you are a fan of supporting good local businesses, this is a great one to support. Plus, if you're looking for a local motorcycle repair shop, Buddy can take care of you too.

Great quality customer service and work, took my Durango SRT in to get a air intake and exhaust…read moredone. Absolutely love the job they did 10/10 stars if I must say!

Friendly and knowledgeable. Got them to check out an exhaust issue due to a pothole, and they fixed…read moreit right up for a fair fee. Going back for any aftermarket installs I need.

took my bike there for a tuneup and break repair. rode down rt 291 bike started missing, then the…read morefront break locked up. Had to disconnect front break to get home. Still runs like crap. worst $ 500.00 I ever spent. yeah right SemperFi Thanks for nothing.

I brought my car in for an oil change last week. Best experience with an auto shop ever! I come…read morefrom a family of mechanics so unfortunately my car isn't always top priority. I googled local shops, looked up reviews, and called around for prices and appointments. Best Quality quoted a reasonable price, gave me an appointment for that same day, and completed my oil change while I waited. From the time I walked in, everyone was so nice, and for an auto repair shop, it was clean and comfortable. My car was taken right back for service and before I knew it my car was done (about 40 mins). I held my breath as I was checking out when they told me they listed some service recommendations. Being a woman, I've gone to plenty of other shops and were given laundry lists of "necessary" repairs and pretty hefty estimates, as well as pressure to schedule repairs. Not here. The office manager mentioned recommendations were made and if/when I want the services done to call and she could provide me with estimates. She didn't try and scare me into scheduling the services like so many other places have done. Thank you Quality Brakes!

Mac & Sam Auto & Truck Repair, 501 E. Providence Rd.; Aldan, PA 19018 (610-623-7187) has been…read moremaintaining my 2005 Buick Rendezvous for 19 years--both repainting and repairing it. Recently, one Saturday, this SUV does not start. I call AAA for a jump start. The mechanic-driver arrives 1.5 hours later and analyzes the situation: "It isn't your battery, but your fuel pump. It's failing." I learn that a fuel pump replacement for this vehicle costs between $1,000 and $1,500, including everything. On Monday I take the SUV to Tom Mayberry, owner of Mac & Sam, who further analyzes the problem. His conclusion: "The AAA mechanic-driver is crazy, and our fuel pump fine." He eventually determines the issue to be a corroded wire that needs to be replaced to deliver "full" electrical power to the fuel pump. Tom says he spent 1.5 total hours on the issue, but that includes a couple of trial runs and time for the engine to cool down after one experiment. And it is a slow day. I ask what I owe, expecting (rightfully) a bill of a few hundred dollars. His response: "Don't worry about it." That's Tom Mayberry and that's Mac & Sam; and that attitude and expert skill combo is why I keep coming back.

I've known Tom Mayberry since he was 17. He is one of the smartest men I ever met. His knowledge is…read morebeyond reproach. I've been buying and getting my car fixed by him for 40 years. The neighborhood is getting more crime ridden. He can't fix that. Mechanics have suggested price guide. It's a Chilton book. They charge what the traffic will bear and give discounts to repeat customers. People from Philly come to Delco for better prices. Angry city people. They want to bring their own cheap parts and want the job guaranteed.