El Diablo - Motorcycle Repair Shop handled the repairs on Tinker Bell (2001 XLH883 RS Chopped HD…read moreSportster) like a surgeon. Marco's knowledge and expertise is incredible. He took on the challenge of unknown custom forks as well as properly wiring my blinkers and brake lights which were a rats nest and installed improperly by another shop. Thrilled to now have a trustworthy mechanic that is honest, cares about his customers, their needs, bikes and most of all, their safety.

Very helpful and knowledgeable shop owner, I highly recommend anybody to come here with any kind of…read morebike/moped! Best shop in Los Angeles!!

My friend recommended this shop and it was right around the corner from my place…read more They came to pick up my dead bike and brought it back to life Attention to detail and customer service is prompt. Pricing is fair. Please support local shops and small businesses.

Wow! Amazing work, friendly staff and all you can ask for in a shop to take care of your beloved…read morebike! I've been brining my Honda 83 C70, for tune ups, brake replacement and I am always pleased with the work that they've done. Thanks Moto Pops!

I needed a mobile motorcycle mechanic because my dead V-Star was trapped in my backyard. The…read moreawesome Alfonso at Unique Cycles - West Coast in Monrovia suggested Cody Turner. That's high praise. That was my first experience with Turner MMS, and Cody was excellent in figuring out all the things that were wrong with the bike and also corrected some issues that other mechanics hadn't, he's smart and good at explaining what's going on, doesn't upsell. he's got skill and integrity. After one particular V-Star job he told me he had expanded his business to cars. My Acura died soon after in a place from which I couldn't get a tow -- he came in, saw it was an electrical problem, and got me out of the place and followed me back home to make sure i wouldn't be stranded. he then traced the source of the electrical problem, spending all day and charging me a reasonable price. I then had him go over my Chevy Tahoe that I was taking on a road trip and it gave it a through going over, fixed somethings, made me aware of some other things that might need attention but not urgent, and sorted out some weird things that other mechanics did without being disrespectful to them. All it all his work gave me the confidence to take that beast on a 5700-mile road trip around the US. I've just returned and the truck ran beautifully the whole time. I'm going to keep using him as long as he's doing work. He really loves his job and he's a good bloke, too.

Paid 700 dollars labor and 500 for parts for a job ten mins after he leaves saying the job is done…read moremy bikes starts leaking from the rocker back he just installed .called and informed him of this he promised to come back out and complete the repair.Never came back out I spoke with him once via phone he stated he got into a accident and would call me back in a hour (which he never did ) I've sent my sincere well wishes to him but also sent messages and me wanting to be refunded some of my money due to him not finishing the job .messages are not being responded to nor have any of my calls been returned. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE NOW IM STUCK WITH A BROKE BIKE FORCED TO PAY SOMEONE TO DO IT RIGHT

I have only had repairs and maintenance done but…read more... Great service, fair prices, and good people. The shop is always busy and that's because everyone takes their bikes there for service.

My motorcycle had gone into limp mode and would not run or move. I made an appointment with this…read moredealership and then went through the hassle of finding a tow truck to bring it here. When I arrived, a very rude employee -- whether he was the service manager or not, I couldn't tell -- refused to accept the motorcycle for service despite the appointment they had already given me. His reason was that he did not want to work on the motorcycle because it had previously been repaired by someone else. All they had to do was connect the bike to a diagnostic computer and check what was causing the problem. Instead, they treated us as if we were being thrown out of the service department and made us feel completely unwelcome. I genuinely cannot understand the logic behind this. If a motorcycle has ever been worked on by another mechanic, this dealership refuses to even look at it? What kind of reasoning is that? How does that make any sense?

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.

I reached out to a few vendors regarding new tires and installation and Javier impressed me right…read moreaway because he had ITEMIZED PROPOSALS drafted and sent to me for the two brands of tires I requested. After sending him a deposit, he sent me an updated invoice of the amount due after service is completed. Javier was very communicative and made sure to tell us the tires were going to be delayed (shipping courier's fault). We ended up leaving our bike at his shop for the weekend for the work to be completed on a Monday. Due to my work schedule, I wasn't going to be back in the area until after his shop is closed and he graciously waited for us.

I am writing this review to support this small business. I hope after reading my review you will be…read moreinclined to give Javier a try. The shop is clean and organized. Javier offered me water and is very personable. He wiped my bike down multiple times to clean off the oil and brake fluid. He did a final inspection to make sure no residue was left on any surface, rode the bike to test it out, and thanked me for my business. I couldn't replace my own oil on my Rebel 500 because of a damaged oil drain plug. Took the bike to RevXotic Motorsports and met Javier. He showed me the right socket necessary to take the plug off. I didn't know different shaped sockets existed. While changing the oil he adjusted my chain. He verified my concern that motor oil should be changed at least once a year to remove contaminants. He also added that brake fluid should be changed out once a year but did not solicit a brake fluid change/flush. I went ahead and did a brake fluid change and was glad I did because the front brake fluid was hardening. Javier treated me like a friend and my bike was all that mattered in the shop. Thank you Javier for answering my questions and concerns with patience and thoroughness. Although I have little experience visiting bike shops I am convinced my service was reasonable and competitive. I would definitely visit RevXotic for my next service.

Honest man. He has the best reputation.Just look online, he…read moretells you don't spend money.He asks me not to spend money on my scooter.Because it didn't need it, I did it anyway.And then he showed me that the oil came out clean and clear.I was more worried that I had left the bike sitting for over a year.And he's like, I don't want to take your money, but I was like, please take it.hahhahah Just an honest young man

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!