It seems every time I'm infirm a motorcycle tire goes flat on me making the bike sit in jeopardy of…read morefalling over, ugh I digress, I recently sent my Wife to have a tire mounted and balanced at Satch Motorcycle Repair and was thoroughly impressed with their service. Initially, the tire was mounted in reverse, but Satch quickly corrected the mistake with a smile. The best way to judge a business is by how they respond when something goes wrong, and Satch's prompt and friendly correction speaks volumes about their professionalism and dedication to customer satisfaction. I highly recommend Satch Motorcycle Repair for their excellent service and positive attitude. Five stars!

Deserves ZERO stars, but can't give less than 1, so…read more.. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE! Was given this name to work on my bike. I left messages. ZERO response.

After having a horrendous experience at another Metuchen motorcycle dealer I went down the block to…read moreCross Country Powersports. Henry sold me my dream Ducati! I was in multiple times speaking with both Henry and Kevin looking at various motorcycles . Neither are pushy salesmen and both are very knowledgeable. I won't hesitate to recommend this dealership to others.

This was my groups spot to go to up until this past week. One of us got into an accident, need to…read morespend about 5k in parts asap, whoever the women was that answered the phone, if you're not happy, don't take it out on your customers, you're nasty & we can tell you're miserable. Keep it at home, you just lost this place 4 consistent customers coming in.

These guys are great. It's a smaller shop, which means that they don't have as much selection as…read moresome of the big shiny ones that are nearby, but they make for it with their service. A very helpful and knowledgable staff who will know you on a first name basis after a couple interactions. I bought my FZ-09 street bike here and I mainly worked with Camile. He was very helpful and made the process as simple as possible. We had spoke on the phone a few times and when I took the train down there from Harrison there was someone at the station waiting to pick me up and take me to the store. When I arrived all of the paperwork was ready to go. They gave me a great discount on all of my accessories and they have continued their great service with me down the road. I'm writing this review two months after I first purchased my motorcycle, and they haven't skipped a beat. I just wish they were closer!

the go to spot for all your Yamaha needs from motorcycles/atvs/dirt bikes and waverunnersread more

Took my waverunner(with low hours) there because it was making a noise while running. They told me…read morethat the last person who changed the oil overfilled it and blew the motor. I knew the correct amount of oil was used and this couldn't be true. I picked the waverunner up, had to pay the diagnostic fee and then took it to R Rated Performance. They found the issue was not a blown motor but the pump bearing...and the correct amount of oil was used. When I told the manager of Sport Honda, he refused to refund the diagnostic charge! I believe they lied to try and get me to replace the motor and I would NOT trust this place!

Never buy a motorcycle here . The sales staff is nice…read moreenough, however they do not have titles for the vehicles they sell. The sales person will tell you "it will take a few days" for your title to come in. It does not . You will have to hire (and pay) an attorney to get paperwork you pay for. The service department (at lease for Honda) is awful. They damaged the radio on my new Goldwing and refused to fix it. Luckily I had a warranty and went to another Honda dealership to get it fixed . They should have their dealer license removed .

This place is the worst. If I could give zero stars, I would. Tom at the service desk is not…read morehelpful at passed looking on a calendar to find an open date for service. The parts guy is completely incompetent. Honestly, this is the worst experience I have ever had with any kind of dealership or service station. I will travel an hour out of my way to avoid going back there. They are not interested in making the customer happy, they just want your money.

I bought a Triumph T120 from this dealer and I was very satisfied. The service department was less…read moresatisfying and expensive.

If I could give 0 stars I would. When dropping off my CBR600RR, I provided a replacement radiator…read moreand the only thing I asked was to get it running smoothly. It took them THREE WEEKS to complete rather simple maintenance on my bike and even still it wasn't completed. Cory had a TERRIBLE attitude and was a complete A hole through the entire process. They refused to give me a quote and charged me 1700$ for basic maintenance. The bike doesn't even run anymore and I have to take it to another shop. I have NEVER written a review for any establishment before until I came to this sorry excuse for a buisness. do NOT come here. You will lose THOUSANDS of dollars and time while dealing with people who have no idea what they are doing. When asked about my bike failing to turn over, he suggested I get new grips. There are not enough words to describe how terrible this shop is and I advise with the utmost urgency to avoid the place at all costs. In the time it takes for your bike to get back you could have fixed it yourself and could easily surpass the very limited knowledge this joke Cory has. DO NOT COME TO THIS PLACE!!!!

Cory (and Jack and JR) kept the shop open late to trouble-shoot my Honda Goldwing after it randomly…read morelost power on the highway. He saved our roadtrip, and shared his wealth of mechanical knowledge. This is a guy who traveled to Italy with a vespa part in his hand to see if he could find a replacement. Very impressed with his whole set up, very grateful for his above and beyond service, and prices were fair.

I stumbled upon this company by some sort of search engine hijinks...I had typed in "Velofix" and…read morethe first entry to pop up on Google was "Velotooler" and the spelling was similar enough that I clicked on it carelessly while doing something else, and then I stupidly assumed that Velofix must have renamed itself. Boy, what a mistake that was. The website looks good, there is a nationwide map showing where the mechanics are available, and I found one within 15 minutes of the suburb of Boston where I live. I was pleasantly surprised to find that as per website, said mechanic was available within just 3 days (Velofix has much longer wait times, can be 1-2 weeks on average) and the service (tune up of an e-bike) was actually $30 cheaper than what Velofix wanted. Wonderful! Or so I thought. Alas, that's about where the "wonderful" part ends. First off, the damned website is glitchy as all hell---after I create an account and submit all my details (address and CC info), I hit the "Pay" button...and nothing happens. So I double-check that all my adblocking browser extensions are turned off, reload the website, and do everything all over again. Same result. Over and over again. I even try using a different browser (Chrome) and again, no luck. So I hit the "Chat" button to get help from Velotooler. Got a live person after about 30 minutes, during which time I had left my computer, so we proceeded to play chat-tag for a couple rounds. She later sent me an email follow up the next day: said sorry, but I needed to first use their "Add payment" link on my account before placing the order. Which I did, but the same thing happened...screwy website took all my info, then on the last page where there was a final "Add payment" button, again nothing happened upon clicking. At this point, Velotooler's "help" person who had been helping me simply ghosted. Now mind you, I had been totally civil and polite the whole time, never cursing, blaming her for the problem, or personalizing it. Lo and behold, I suddenly had an idea...why not try the god awful Microsoft Edge browser! And so I did, for the perhaps second time since it was foisted upon my PC. And praise da good lawdy lawd, it finally worked...payment info was finally accepted, and the work order finally went through---just "pending confirmation" from the mechanic. Problem is, a full 24 hours later, my requested appointment date/time had still not been "confirmed" by the mechanic. I sent a further chat request for help. No response, not even an acknowledgement of receipt. Another half day later, I get an email notification from Velotooler that my appointment had been cancelled and that my credit card would be refunded. With zero explanation, apology, and or any actual human response from any Velotooler support staff. Ergo, it's clear to me that Velotooler is just not ready for prime time yet. They are obviously a half-baked amateur operation, probably understaffed and underpaid, and the staff clearly under-trained. And the website designer should get a good hard kick in the ass right out the door. I'm going back to Velofix, even if I have to wait a whole week for the next available appointment and pay a little extra dough. The only reason I am giving them 2 stars instead of 1 is that they did issue a prompt refund (will have to check my credit card to make sure it does go through, my confidence in these people is pretty low as you can imagine).

These guys do an excellent job of screening for top-notch mechanics. Their prices are fair and the…read moreservice is fast and friendly. All their mechanics are insured and licensed which is important.

It all started when I brought my Bianchi to Bike Land to have it tuned up. As I walked in I was…read moregreeted by Vincent who said he would take care of my bike. I thought that would be my final run in with Bike Land but boy was I wrong. As things continued on I realized I would a bunch of other things that I would need and Vincent was there to help. He helped me order panniers and racks. He custom fit my front rack and had to send back the panniers as the company had sent the wrong ones. He took it into his own hands to order everything for me and was a huge help. I have had many negative run ins in bike stores around NJ but Bike Land was quite the opposite, Vincent is a knowledgeable positive influence ont the store and all that walks in. Just hope that he does not get snatched up by a competing bike store. Thank you Bike Land and Vincent for all your hard work on my bike, panniers and racks and anyone who has any biking issues should stop by Bike Land.

I have been using bikeland for tune ups and repairs for a number of years now. They are friendly…read moreand helpful and very competent. I trust them. Their prices are reasonable, and on one occasion, they quickly fixed an issue for no charge. The owner gave me valuable advice on where to get a trailer hitch installed. They have kept me riding. Would highly recommend.

Fast turnaround Great service…read moreFair price They took my car and repaired my wheel on a busy Monday morning

Hit a curb and needed a rim repair shop close to home. I chose this place for convenience, even…read morethough the price was higher than other quotes. I was told for $175 they would remove the tire, repair the curb damage, strip all the paint, and powder coat the rim. I dropped the wheel off at 9 AM and it was ready by 3 PM the same day, which was impressive turnaround time. If you decide to go here, I recommend dealing directly with the owner, John. Make sure you clearly discuss your expectations and exactly what work is being promised so everyone is on the same page or you could be disappointed.