Bought a Moto Guzzi from this shop and the whole experience was excellent…read more The team was knowledgeable, straightforward, and clearly passionate about what they do. No pressure, no nonsense--just honest answers and solid guidance throughout the process. The bike was exactly as described, and you can tell they take pride in the machines they sell. What stood out most was the level of trust and transparency. They made the purchase feel easy and confident, which is not something you always get when buying used motorcycles. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a well-sorted bike and a shop that actually cares about its customers.

Eric is well versed, accommodating and transparent, he offered me water and snacks when I asked if…read moreI could use the restroom. Jeremy is the manager. A friendly atmosphere with a great BIG SCREEN TV in the showroom area to watch the World Cup or GP Moto races. They're my local Buell service center and happy to hear they're now selling Stark Electric Motorcycles.

I've been going here for years for my Piaggio BV 350 scooter, and they are simply amazing at what…read morethey do. Not only do they repair with close attention to detail, but they go above and beyond to explain what is happening and even send pics showcasing what the issue is. My scooter is on its last legs and they have helped me extend its life. I'm getting a new scooter soon and there no one else that i will be trusting to keep that new baby in tip too shape. Thanks, Marius!

I had an amazing experience with LA Superbikes and I don't say that lightly…read more Marius is hands down one of the most honest mechanics I've ever met. In an industry where it's easy to feel taken advantage of, he was transparent, fair, and genuinely looking out for me--not just trying to make a quick buck. He took the time to explain everything, didn't upsell me on anything unnecessary, and made sure I actually understood what was going on with my bike. That level of integrity is rare. You can tell right away that Marius isn't just great at what he does--he's a great person. The kind of guy you trust immediately and know you're in good hands with. He's earned a customer for life. I couldn't be happier with the experience and I'll be sending everyone I know his way. Highly, highly recommend.

absolutely best mechanic on the west side. Call Jason for all your motorcycle requirements…read more I'm so happy with the services he offered. He also gave me useful information about how to keep my bike running good. Highly recommend

Do not call Jay. Jay…read more(or Jason) has problems with his personal life which. So he is drinking constantly alcohol during the day every day. He took my motorcycle in June and promised to fix or replace forks, seals, sprocket, change oil and fix plastic. And said he'll do it in 3 to 7 days I didn't bother him for 3-5 weeks. Then he was hiding from me obviously being in the house, he would promise other dates to finish the job. His phone would be off %60 of the time. He had tons of excuses like "my mom or my dad died" (you can find same type of reviews in Yelp on this page as well) Super unresponsive. In 2 and a half months he gave me my motorcycle with absolutely NOTHING done and returned my money. Motorcycle's condition was even worse now. He also forgot to put back some parts and I had to come back and pick them up I would not write this as I feel sorry for the guy, but people need to know what they are getting in to.

Auction site is literally a Cycle Trader with bidding and zero responsibility…read more 1) They don't know how Escrow works even though they offer it. I wanted to ensure a safe purchase through escrow. They charged me for their escrow service, I wired the money, and without getting the title or other collateral to confirm any articles of ownership, they wired the money directly to the seller. That's not escrow. Look it up. 2) Their "partnership" with shippers is not a true partnership. I expected a date for pick up, and after asking for updates constantly every few days, was given one, which then turned in to "Well, they got some other business and have to pick the bikes up first, so you'll have to wait". That's not a partnership, and it sure as hell isn't "white glove service". 3) They don't know the state laws around title transfers. They're hands off on the titles which makes this auction site vulnerable to scams. 4) It took over three months for me to receive and title the bike I purchased, and due to their lack of knowledge around state laws, I had to run around to rectify an issue due to one state requiring a state to witness the transfer title document. So, in a nutshell, these guys use a website to connect sellers and buyers, charge you a large fee without offering any assurances to the buyer or seller to reduce/eliminate scams, and charge for a white glove service where they don't know what they are doing and brag about partnerships they don't have. The CEO jumped in the email thread around this whole issue and I offered to detail to him the above issues, but he has not responded. Purchasing parts is one thing, but I would avoid the auctions. That's a lawsuit waiting to happen.

Very helpful in selling my bike , these people are professionals in every way.. from service to the…read moreposting . They do what the say

Mark is the Master! Fiance and I were riding to San…read moreFrancisco and i was looking to get work done before the ride. I had a great mechanic in the valley but great wasn't going to cut it for a 1200 mile journey. I knew I needed the master to ensure my bike made the journey safely Dont hit Mark about changing your oil or something silly. Contact Mark if you need something cool done to your bike , more than likely you'll need an oil change for the kind of cool stuff Mark does.,(which he'll then do because he does not cut corners.) Always recommends best of the best products for your motorcycle. End of story this man is filled with infinite knowledge(even gave me amazing recommendations for places to check out on our s.f. trip) Get the work you've been thinking of getting from Mark and Mark only. My bike is a night and day difference and I have the confidence in it to go thousands of miles more

Truly a master at his craft. You dont want to bring him "fix its" though. Its kinda like asking…read more michelangelo to paint your house. He could but he should be painting the ceiling of the sistine chapel.

Yikes. The work is great but the manager or owner was constantly picking apart his staff. I felt…read morereally bad for them. The first time we came in he was screaming at one staff member in front of me and then when we came back he was blaming another for his own mistake. Overall the work was good but it pains me to see staff treated so poorly. The other thing that was a disappointment was I was told my bike would be ready on a specific day. When I arrived one day later to get it the owner had zero memory of me and, of course, had not even touched the bike. I got the sense that this is incredibly common at this shop as the staff privately asked me who told me it would be ready and then rolled their eyes when I said who as if this is so common. Lucky I took a photo of the receipt (only once I could produce it did my bike appear).

If you go see the Jeremy the son he's easier & logical to deal with than the father. They are both…read morenice but things move quicker & smoother with Jeremy.

Sure, you may have to wait for a bit. Cool your jets. They'll get to you in a moment…read more I brought in a vintage Nishiki road bike with rotten tires early last summer, that Helen's in Westwood (now closed) had screwed up so royally a few years back, I couldn't ride it. The Bike Improve guys put on Continental Ultra Sport tires, slightly wider than the originals. Really gives a great ride. The bike was in good shape (it was in storage for years), but the spokes were rusted. Nir told me to use steel wool and WD-40, because any new wheels he could order wouldn't be as good as the original ones on the bike. I went home, gently sanded the spokes, and my bike rides like a dream. I was able to use it all through the lockdown in LA. It saved my sanity, and Nir saved me a lot of money. I appreciated the honesty. Very pleased.

Not a big fan of this repair spot. Tried to squeeze as much money as he could for a 7 minute…read morerepair. The vibes were generally off with the owner, not super respectful, made unhelpful remarks. I may have caught him at a wrong time but if you are looking for your friendly neighborhood repair shop that will to go above and beyond this isn't the spot for you. This is just my experience, other people will have their own, just thought I would share

I had a good meeting with the owner of the dealership and the sales manager…read more They were very apologetic and accepted full responsibility for the poor work done by his techs. The owner assured me that changes are being made in the service dept. (they even brought in a new service mgr. from one of his other dealerships) and that he hopes they can win back my trust...only time will tell on that front. He offered me very fair compensation and I now consider the matter settled. While I'm still shocked by the work done by these techs, the owner went out of his way to make it right and I truly appreciate that. Thank you, Mr. Harrison for showing me you truly cared about my satisfaction with my new Triumph.

This review is not about the people or the service; it's about the automated / AI phone service…read more It's more efficient for me to ride from Venice to Santa Monica to schedule an appointment than tap through the system and leave a message that doesn't get sent to a human. Get rid of this, please. Otherwise, contrary to Mike L's experience, I have nothing but good things to say about my interactions and experience visiting this place. Just get rid of the automated / AI crap.

I met Tyler over at Hollywood Electrics when he was working on my new (back then) 2018 Zero DSR…read more That bike has about 60k miles on it now...and that's a credit to him! He's taken care of all of the preventative maintenance and all of my off script requests. Not only on my Zero...but also on my Indian... He's got top notch skill and cares about the details. AND he takes the time to talk and explain what and why...never seems rushed. So chill... I would trust him with ANY issue on ANY bike. I would 100% recommend Tyler at Motowerkz to anyone!

I've known Tyler from Hollywood Electrics days and followed him to two other locations to work on…read moremy bike. In the last couple of months, the battery cells on my Zero motorcycle became too unbalanced and Tyler said he had a healthy (used) battery he was looking to sell. The front wheel of my Zero had also been making noises, so I refrained from riding it for several months while I proactively saved pennies on the dollar to afford to replace the battery and fix the front wheel. I do not own any other vehicle except this motorcycle. I finally took it in to Tyler and explicitly told him to look at the front wheel. He said it was "probably just age". I paid $400 up front so he could buy a part to retrofit the used battery to my bike model and an additional $2300 for the battery & labor. While picking up the bike, he made no mention of the front wheel. Exactly two weeks later with minimal rides, the front wheel gave out while on the freeway. Turns out the bearings needed to be replaced and had Tyler looked closely at the front wheel instead of just a standard test ride (which would have been done regardless), the problem would have been resolved before it got worse. In fact, he tried to justify his expertise by stating that I had only requested a bearings replacement on the rear wheel several months before. The front wheel got severely damaged from worn out bearings and front wheels are not available except on the used market. Luckily I did not get hurt. I'm out $2700 and my bike is effectively only good for parts or the scrapyard. While Tyler had allowed my bike to stay at his shop awaiting a potential replacement wheel, he would have charged $200 to transport it back to me, in addition to the $160 I paid AAA to tow it to him, so I'd be out an additional $360, over $3000 total. I trusted Tyler's expertise and now I have no motorcycle. He's been reliable in the past but this negligence & lack of properly diagnosing the issue was not only disappointing but he has shown zero accountability and would not recommend him or Motor Werks.

Going to and from track is a hustle, The Moving Moto is a company ran by racers and motorcycle…read moreenthusiasts who understand the biker need. I have gone with them multiple times and I have definitely enjoyed my riding at the track and the friendly company at the garage spots that they provide as well. I am still working on my skills and I have gotten a lot of useful tips from them as well. Going to the track with a focused mindset and not having to worry about the logistics is priceless. Thank you very much again for the help you guys have provided me with, definitely looking forward for more track days.

I was told about The Moving Moto people by a friend who does track days regularly. I didn't have a…read moreway to get my bike to Chuckwalla for a track day gift. After calling to set up an appointment and getting the bike loaded, I felt good about the bike being ready to ride when I got there. It was pretty cool to just show up with your gear and have the bike ready to ride, just like a big shot!! No more excuses for not doing the racetrack. 2 thumbs up for the experience from start to finish, I highly recommend them.