Always professional and they all have a plethora of knowledge. Quality craftsman in all they do to…read moreyour bike. I appreciate the smaller shops as they really know how to treat their customers. Quality work, good prices and keep you up on progress. They have become my go to shop for all my repairs.

From my experience they don't really listen to your problems or just don't care…read more I had them press rear bearings for me and when they did they seated them incorrectly, costing me over $1000 having my wheel hub replaced as well as the 2 lyndall sprocket it chewed up in the process. My fault cause I brought them the bearings apparently. when all that it needed was a rotor spacer $4 part. Not sure how with all the experience in the building that couldn't be deduced... their response was " as long as the rotors not rubbing it's fine" it wasn't anymore cause they pressed the bearings incorrectly.... Still my fault cause I supplied the bearings.... Then they put in a 1250 kit on my sportster in which every gasket leaked atleast twice and I was given some grief at the fact that I wanted a bike that didn't leak from the owner and push back. On top of that I'd been chasing a noise they refused to actually pay attention to and just gave me the run around every time I dropped it off. only to find out doing my own due diligence the bolts they removed to install the kit aren't torqued to spec. I wasn't charged for any of the additional gaskets needed however for the one job my bike saw their shop atleast 5 times that summer, not counting the time I had to re drop it off cause they didn't complete the service I requested. I originally had a better review posted but I'm still leaking oil from my base gasket on the rear cylinder and I'm having to go through my bike and make sure bolts on the drive train are actually tight and I'm constantly wondering what care was taken re building my rocker box's and the other internal parts if I have bolts on the outside loose. Shops beautiful, summers nice. Other than that my experience wasn't great and as it's known for being performance driven I expected to be taken care of much better and I shouldn't have ever even had any push back to having my bike fixed properly.

Went to G to get new shoes on my Softail Deuce. He did it quick and clean. A few weeks later he…read morehelped me do my brakes. It was about the same price as anywhere else (maybe a few bucks cheaper), but I'd rather support G than some dumb dealership. It's obvious he's deep into the Denver motorcycle culture. There's pics and videos of him helping at a ton of local events, as well as hosting events to teach riders how to do their own maintenance. I'm happy to suggest this dude to anyone that needs some 2 wheeled help.

Dropped my Harley Street Glide off for new tires and oil change. 24 hours later the bike was done…read moreand I was back in the road. Fast service and a better rate than most other shops out there.

I had to wait a little longer than usual due to the Covid but that is better than taking risks. The…read moreowners are super nice people and do quality work

They replaced my tires on my triumph. And I'll definitely be back for any future motorcycle needs…read more Really fantastic customer service.

Just wanted to give a big shout out to Charlie. I had a surprise oil leak and a laundry list of…read moreother things that needed to get done. Charlie answered the phone promptly to see about getting my bike in ASAP, as I was stranded in Boulder with no way of getting home. He stayed late just so I could get my bike in and I couldn't be more thankful. Boulder Motorsports and their staff don't just value the ride, but the Rider. I'm sure as the next few weeks roll by I will not be disappointed in the work they put in to get my machine back in tip top shape.

I'm on a month-long motorcycle trip and n Day 3 suffered a sheared off gear shift lever, at a…read morescenic viewpoint 48 miles away from my friends' place. After creating a makeshift lever with the help of my friends, I went about calling around the Denver-area motorcycle dealers to see who had a lever in stock. No joy, until I spoke to Donnie at Boulder MotorSports. He came through with the amazing offer of the same lever off the owner's personal bike! Saved my trip! These guys are awesome!!!

John at MotoFix is a master craftsman. He squeezed me in for a couple minor repairs earlier this…read moreyear. I've worked in lots of garages -- automobile and motorcycle -- and I have never seen anyone work like John. He is methodical AND quick. I watched as he did the repairs and I have never seen anyone follow good practices and recommendations like he did. His price was reasonable for average work, low for his work. I expect to lean much harder on John in the future. Superb work by a master mechanic.

My KDX was leaking transmission fluid into the combustion chamber, which requires splitting the…read morecase (on a KDX) to repair. I contacted John at Moto Fix and gave a rough estimate just for the seal replacement and suggested if I wanted to save on labor cost I could remove the engine from the bike myself and just bring the engine in if I felt comfortable with doing that, which I did. Since the engine had to be completely disassembled I told John to do a "top end" and anything else that needs repairs, just keep me posted. John kept me updated and informed every step of the way. John is very meticulous and I feel he gave my bike the same care as if he was working on his own bike which is why I went to him in the first place because I don't much trust the big bike dealers repair shops. It did take a little time for John to get it done as he had a lot going on and he is basically a one man show but it was well worth the wait. The final cost with all extra work was very reasonable and slightly less than I was expecting

Have to say I'm really quite impressed with this business... I didn't have an emergency situation…read morethat I needed to have immediate service. However, it was extremely handy to be able to have my suspension system fixed at my house... CJ was amazing to work with... He kept me informed of his arrival time and was just fantastic... he definitely knows his stuff and the prices are very reasonable... It's so convenient to have this done at home... and the work was really good. He allowed us to buy our own parts and then he did all the labor for the installation which was just perfect for us because my hubby knows a lot of how to do this but we just don't have the time.

We needed at-home service for our 2003 Honda Metro Scooter that has been sitting in our garage for…read more3 years. Lotus Mobile and Trevor did an awesome job. He was very responsive via text and offered flexible appointment times and reasonable prices. He kept me updated via text on his arrival time and job status. He did an assessment of the scooter and then replaced the battery, gas and cleaned up the carburetor and put air in the tires. He was very clean and efficient. He also gave recommendations for how to keep the scooter in good working condition. Highly recommend.

There are so many Harley shops in town. Every wrench that has touched a Harley feels that he is…read morequalified to open a shop. Scott Yamasaki the owner, wrench, builder, psychiatrist, advisor, comedian, etc. has been at this gig for almost 40 years (remember Custom City Cycles on Wadsworth?). He knows pans and knuckles where a lot of other shops have never seen either or both. He works on everything from the old board track racers to V-Rods. Other established high dollar shops bring work to Scott when they can't finger it out themselves. He never charges enough for the work he does and his loyal customers appreciate the deal their getting from this local legend. Ask someone who knows Harley's in Colorado and ask them about Scott Yamasaki.

I'm from Texas, don't hold it against a person. I've been riding and wrenching for a few years…read morelonger than most. But found myself dis-able and in Colorado wanting to ride again. All Old School Mechanic's, Builders and Riders pointed me to the Only Old School Builder that was recommended "Scott Yamasaki". I have only started on my build, but Scott has kept me securely patient, an on track no matter how much riding fever I have. The Integrity of the Bike & Engine is shown in his work, as well as heard through His Reputation of Past Builds. Thanks for your Time and Patient's with Me. Buddhaman Out.

Took my bagger in for new tires, Troy gave me a recommended brand I hadn't really considered but…read moreafter a bit of research on my end turned out to be the best for my riding along with a great value. Both Troy and Sam took the time to explain to me a few adjustments that improved my ride and performance. Highly recommended & trusted group in my opinion.

I asked them to synchronize the 4 carbs on my 1976 Honda cb750. They assured me they knew what…read morethey were doing. They cleaned the carbs and proceeded to drop them, cracking and breaking them without telling me and just covered the damage with the air box. They told me the reason my bike still didn't run was the head gasket. I took the bike to a real mechanic who found their shoddy work, showed me, and proceeded to get my bike running for $300, but my original carbs are destroyed. My head gasket is fine. I will drive all the way to Longmont for a real mechanic rather than go to Bloody Knuckles.