Cooks Classic Rebuild is a great little shop to have work done on your cherished machine! I have…read morerecently had work done on my British built 1974 Norton 750 Roadster which required work many areas of the machine. The staff there were very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable taking time to explain the work to be performed and pointing out where improvements can be made to my bike before proceeding with other work. I am so pleased with the results of their work that soon my 1971 Honda CB500 four cylinder will be serviced by them in the near future. Darrell Jennex

From the owner: Hit the road once again in your classic or antique motorcycle by calling the restoration experts at…read moreCook's Classic Rebuilds. Our talented Halifax motorcycle restorers have experience repairing North American, British and Japanese motorcycles. From small engine repairs to full-service restorations, we can help. Call us today for an estimate.

Friends visiting from BC, about to go on a ride and my buddy notices my MVI has expired. Shock,…read moreHorror! No answer from the dealership so I called RPM who were only open till 12 (it as now 10am). Told them I could be there in less than 10 mins and they said they could fit me in as I wasn't too far away. They were great and saved the Saturday/Sunday rides. Thanks RPM !!

I recommend the shop. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. My only complaint was the delivery…read moreguy handing me the papers and proceeding to tell my boyfriend about the bike (that I had just bought). Considering I paid for the bike, you may want to look at me when you're talking about the various issues, etc. But I would say that doesn't affect the shops rep, still recommend.

Pretty sneaky f***** up spot to buy a bike pretty well the attitude was after I spent $23,000 thank…read moreyou very much I don't want to see you again until I turn violent on them very abrupt I never got things fixed on warranty they gave me a load of b******* funny what it takes sometimes to get things done in this f***** up world with f***** up businesses

During my first few visits I have been disappointed with Freedom Cycle. Their selection of…read moreaccessories (other than gear) is rather poor, they do not seem to respond to emails, staff seem fairly uninterested in customers, preferring to chat with each other, etc. They do have a good selection of new motorcycles in stock (Kawasaki, KTM, Yamaha) and also a few used ones. (In addition to motorcycles they also carry ATVs and snowmobiles.) But their customer service so far has been rather poor. The problem is that the other motorcycle stores in the HRM also seem to be less than stellar. So far I am happiest with the one on Windmill Road.

So I ride a Harley. Drive by the shop on my way to Peggy's Cove. 3 miles down the rode my water…read morepump goes out on my 2016 / 7500 miles Tri Glide. I head back and meet Adrian and Lisa. Thank god for miracles and these great people. Tried to locate a water pump in Canada no luck so ended up getting one in the states had it shipped. They put it in and had me out of there in 2 hours once the part got in. Keep me informed every inch of the way. Great people great shop. I can't remember the name of the young man who worked with Adrian but he was knowledgeable and worked his tale off for me to get back on the road. Thank you for saving my vacation Rick Jiles

I purchased a new bike here and have it serviced there as well. Have always had excellent service…read morewith the personal touch you only get from owner operator. I highly recommend them to everyone.

I am not one to post things but dealing with Privateers Harley has been to say the least…read morefrustrating. Very poor customer service, also experienced some very sketchy business practices. Submitted a written complaint and after waiting two months and a call to Harley Canada I received a call from the general manager, Adam Turner, stating all of my concerns were not their fault except that he validated my complaint that the phones are not answered at Privateers due to staff shortages. I would be interested to know if Privateers Harley has the ability to censor these postings because there seems to be many favourable comments with very few unsatisfied customers which I do not think reflects a true customer response.

Privateers Harley-Davidson is an interesting store. I don't have a Harley so I go there mainly to…read morecheck out what they sell and, even more important, observe the people. The interior reminds me of other expensive single-brand stores such as Apple Stores or Nespresso "Boutiques", strangely at odds with the tough-guy image that the company is still trying to promote. In the same way, the people who go there are mostly well put together working class people who have achieved a certain degree of prosperity and who pay a lot of attention to their appearance. Harley-Davidson truly is the lifestyle brand of motorcycles, and both store interior as well as clientele reflect this paradox. The employees are an interesting mix too, with some looking as if they were working at a men's fashion store in Paris, and others as if they had participated in every H.O.G. ride of the past 25 years. What I do appreciate about the store is that they have a large number of models in store, so if you are in need of a chrome overdose then this is the place to be. They also have a good selection of H-D branded accessories in stock. Needless to say there is also a large section dedicated to clothing and other H-D branded merchandise. What I find a pity is that they don't offer rentals anymore. At the moment there is not a single motorcycle rental company in Halifax, quite bizarre given how many people live here. Elsewhere motorcycle dealers generate a good proportion of their revenue by renting out demo bikes but for some reason it doesn't seem to work in Halifax. Overall it's a good store that nicely illustrates the paradox that the H-D brand is today.

We purchased 2 IGO Ebikes and within less than 400km both ebikes started making a loud strange…read more"clicking" noise. I contacted IGO who stated I needed to deal with the Ebike Centre. I contacted them and was informed they had no mechanic and the owner was on holidays for three weeks. No one called me even knowing my concern. After a few calls I was told to bring them in, which I did bring and the owner was a upset and asked why. He eventually agreed to look at them. After trying them out he agreed he heard the noise but said that there was nothing he could do. He said we were on our own to sort out our issue. He suggested we take them to another bike shop. I would say stay away from this dealer.

I went here to get my first electric bike. & the customer service acquiring it + all the necessary…read moreextra's that one needs. You can tell they are family owned for sure. Genuinely quite a professional experience around the board. Repair's for them as well. Woweeee, I hope ya'll run those other E-bike places out of business. If you thought the other places lacked attention to detail. These folk got you covered.

A review a long time coming!…read more I was on a road trip with a group of friends to Nova Scotia and needed a rear tire in order to get back home in time.  Lisa in the parts department was able to find me a tire and get it installed the same day!  Does this fact mean that she will do it every time?  Well I don't think so, but she did take great care of my riding group. No less then 4 tires were installed.   A chain was installed. There were riders outfitted with waterproof bags replacing their broken luggage. Warm waiting room. Hot coffee. Great attitude and service from LISA. Did I mention that LISA was great?! I know we will stop by on our next trip and hopefully not under the same circumstances. Give ProCycle a try and Lisa a chance to outfit your motorcycle.

Guys in service department are amazing! We are on a long road trip and our bikes started falling…read moreapart, they took care of us quickly, were nice and helpful. Great experience

Took vehicle in, to have repairs done REPAIR's not done properly took it back for them to look at…read moreit then it came back, came back with different problems than I had originally had the MVI done on It, got the emergency brake fixed at the cost of 300 and some odd dollars that didn't work when I got it back they missed one marker light on the front also when I did take it back and they checked it over again they charge me more money. I would not recommend and I've heard other people tell me not to take it there but I did, and I regret it.

I got an appointment in very shortly order. Rv needed oil change and chassis lube. I needed new…read morefront tires and they managed to do that for me as well. All for a reasonable cost as well.