You can't get better than this. Spoke with Erik about a possible Wrangler JK engine replacement due…read moreto the engine being "full of salt water". Regular service place (not Jeep specialists) considered it likely a replacement. Erik could have sold me a new engine & the labor for it, but instead told me just to flush & replace all the fluids and it'd be good. This kind of honesty is the kind of place you want to trust with your Jeep and your money.

Bought a brand new Jeep the other day and searched Craigslist for a lift kit. The Offroad Shop had…read morea listing for two kits so I headed out to check them out. Dirty shop down a gravel road off the beaten path, but that's forgivable. Friendly employee (owner, probably?) greets me. I'm quickly told that he doesn't actually have the kits that he is offering. That's pretty disappointing. Next I'm told that he has the kit one day away in one of his five warehouses. I clarify, you mean in a wholesale warehouse? Nope, he claims that he has five warehouses OF HIS OWN, and that the nearest one is apparently one day away. WTF? It's pretty obvious that he doesn't have the resources to own five warehouses full of inventory and couldn't be honest enough to admit it. I can't stand dishonesty. If he lists items for sale that he doesn't actually have, then claims to own property that he obviously does not, how could I ever trust that he would be honest brought to back up the retail sales or labor that I was ready to pay for? I ended up paying a little more to order a better kit online. It will be here in one day. Funny how that works.

Spent $800 on a Vsett 8 scooter for my college-age daughter. Ten months later the problems began…read more For no apparent reason the scooter stopped shifting into higher gears (2 & 3)--she was stuck in the lowest gear (1) unable to go more than 5 mph. We contacted REV Rides and spent countless hours and hundreds of dollars on replacement parts and costly repairs to no avail. While it was nice to be able to talk to the warranty manager (Adrian) at REV Rides to help us diagnose the problem, nothing that was recommended, including the replacement parts, fixed the problem. The scooter is now sitting in my garage collecting dust. Beyond frustrating and a complete waste of time and money.

I attempted to order a e bike from this company. Was told multiple times it was close to being…read moreshipped. Took over 2 months and multiple emails to get a refund. Pretty disappointing. Worst customer service I've experienced. I'd be hesitant to order from them. Don't waste your time.

Other feel like the old car dealerships. Pushy, cold and don't care…read more Not Motorsport Hillsboro. The people here are real and care more like friend's. The sales, parts and service are second to none. The way motorcycle dealers used to be. Not car dealers.

Classic dealer fee bait-and-switch. Watch your paperwork closely!…read more Because I absolutely hate haggling in person, I tried contacting MotoSport Hillsboro ahead of time specifically to get the total out-the-door price in writing. My plan was simple: get the final numbers, walk into the shop, hand them a check, and leave. Instead, they turned it into a textbook fee-padding game. After submitting inquiries through their portal, my communications were ignored for days. When the salesperson, Brandon, finally texted me, he tried to tack on a completely bogus $499 "setup fee" on a used demo bike that was already assembled and sitting on the showroom floor. Under Oregon consumer disclosure rules, assembly and setup fees cannot be weaponized as surprise add-ons to artificially inflate an advertised price. When I called out the illegitimate setup fee and management finally sent over a formal purchase order, they pulled a classic shell game. The setup fee was gone, but they immediately slid in a $200 "document processing fee" that Brandon had completely omitted in our prior conversations. When I pointed out that this fee wasn't mentioned upfront, Rob told me he would only remove the $200 if I took the title paperwork down to the DMV and processed it myself. Why should a customer pay a separate, surprise fee just for a dealership employee to do the clerical job they are already paid to do? They might use lower base pricing online to lure you through the door, but it doesn't matter if they just pad the final contract with hidden back-office fees and give you an exhausting customer service experience. If you are a cash buyer expecting basic honesty, pricing transparency, and respect for your time, go elsewhere. I have attached screenshots of the text history below so you can see the truth for yourself. Watch your contract numbers closely or just make it easier on yourself and get your bike elsewhere. I certainly will!

Jordan is the best, he spent a bunch of time explaining riding tips and bike info that other…read moresalesmen wouldn't.

Every time I drive by this place, I'm reminded of the time that they dropped my Honda, caused…read moredamage to the gas tank and several other parts, accepted responsibility, but never ended up fixing or paying for my bike in any way shape or form. Be very cautious if you bring your motorcycle here.

I have had a thorough and overall good experience in 3 different departments; sales, parts, and…read moreservice. Sales: Chris helped me find the exact bike I wanted and I'm very happy with it. He made it simple and narrowed down my options to what I wanted exactly and gave space/time to choose. He's a friendly guy with a good spirit & exciting attitude during the whole buying process and every time I see him. Parts: Miles has helped me not only figure out what parts/tools I ever needed, he has gone above and beyond by giving me advice and knowledge and answers any question I have about motorcycles, even though he is very busy. He is a hardcore motorcycle enthusiast with lots of experience. I really appreciate having that resource. Searching up answers on the internet can be confusing/unclear and he has helped me solve a few tough questions I've had. Service: Matt helped me take care of a recall service extremely quickly and made it easy as possible by allowing me to text him pictures of parts, confirming I needed the recall. This helped me save time. I called their service department literally first thing in the morning at 09:01 am and Matt answered with a great attitude and 2 days later my bike had gotten serviced, (much quicker than expected.) All three of these gentlemen I feel comfortable to ask anything I want or need and I know they will get back to me with the answer once they have the time, and usually very quickly

I recently bought a Yamaha R3 from you guys and I did not have a great experience at the least…read more Got my credit app filled out one evening and was told all the paperwork should be ready to go the next day after I get off work (at 5). Which I did indeed get a call that it was approved and that they would have a paperwork ready by the time I get there. I get there about 5:30 and then proceeded to wait about an hour until they bring me back to finish paperwork to let me know that we can't complete the purchase until the next day because they needed my pay stub. Which then they proceeded, after I provided my pay stub mind you, to say we could not complete the purchase that evening because I needed to be reapproved? It sounded like I wasn't originally approved since they wouldn't let me finish the paperwork to bring the bike home that night. I just haven't ever had an experience buying something and it taking as long as it did. If I would have known I would have just gotten approved through my own bank. When you finance through them it's supposed to be "easier" and "faster" isn't it ? I bought my car from a Honda dealership at 7 o clock at night and they had me in and out within an hour. I was only pre-approved for that loan. Come to find out my credit was ran 3 different times by 3 different people. (See screenshot) Why was that? And on top of that the financial advisor was trying to talk down on my credit because of a credit card that isn't even mine is almost maxed out. I'm young my parents put me under their credit card previously to get me some sort of credit score. But it's not ANY OF YOUR BUSINESS. Also thought I would mention that once I provided my paystub they tried to hint at it not being my pay stub since it didn't directly have YTD on it. My job uses Inuit for our pay stubs btw. Fairly common app that is used when paying employees I guess all I am getting at is I wish things were handled much differently and I will not be buying from you guys again any time soon.

Parts counter was very knowledgeable and helpful. Kept me up to date with the part I ordered and…read morereceived it in a timely manner. Great customer service

The parts manager is a lier or an idiot can't tell the difference between a gen1 or a gen3 and…read morecharged 29.99 over MSRP and had the gall to say I'm charging you shipping. Go somewhere else they are crooks....

I ended up purchasing a new machine at power Motorsports I was treated awesome…read more I will never return to Gresham

I live in Kirkland, WA, and this is my go to for parts. My local dealer in Lynnwood has a 30%…read moremarkup over retail, so I found Gresham several years ago. But that's not why I give them the five stars. Spring of 2016 my 990 Adv broke down in Reno, NV on a Friday. KTM in Reno let me use the back of their shop, and by the time I figured what part was needed, and did a locate, Gresham was the only place that would send someone to FedEx that late in the day (4:30) to guarantee I'd have a part Saturday morning by 10. They followed up with a phone call to assure me it was handed off. Between KTM of Reno, and KTM of Gresham, these two dealers are rock stars. I don't think attitude is elusive to any one KTM dealership, and notice that it's there amongst most I encounter while riding around the country. Consider that these dealers have been around before everyone started drinking the Orange Kool-Aid, through the lean years. They've earned the right to be a little fussy. If you walk in giving the respect earned, then you will get the respect you deserve.

Rude on the phone. Asked about buying a Grom or pocket bike and the dude hung up in my faceread more

Kevin made the experience very quick, was very nice and got us financing quickly. The bike is in…read moretop notch condition. We are very pleased, however we got the bike on a weekend and he promised us he would transfer title and get us plates on Tuesday. He didn't come through with that promise so we haven't been able to take the bike out, which is frustrating. But everything else was a great experience.

I have been purchasing my supplies for my yamaha kodiak 700 for around 9 years everyone has been…read moregreat in parts and service. I had been eyeing a new grizzly camo 700 for some time. I had a bad experience at a tigard dealership and recently answered an additional in craigs list for an advertise price which was totally a lie at an emclaw Washington dealer when he added $2500 to the out the door price, offering me $2500 Trade in on my 2016 kodiak utility.it had mud lite tires 80 percent left on it, aluminum wheels, wench, heavy duty hitch an hour meter since new 98 percent oil changes done at 50 to 60 hours I know a dealer has to make a profit on a trade in but my plastics were good serviced it to last another 10 years. I decided to drop by fairview yamaha motor sports and show him the deal the Washington dealer tried to pull on me. He also had a loaded 2025 matching the Washington one in Washington but out the door it was priced $2000 cheaper and also both 2025 were brand new. I didnt know Dan's name at the time the owner but he had always given me a veterans discount on parts and I knew I was in the right place I told him I would be buying my stuff there and some service on the new one when I needed thier expertise he gave me $500 more on my trade in than any of the other dealers had. I thought on his offer over night and took the deal on the grizzly camo 700. He saw a picture of my quad only at that time I called him the following day as they were closed Monday. I told him I was on my way from yamhill to fairview to trade in my quad, it would take me 1 1/2 hours to get there. When I drove into thier lot I noticed the 2026 grizzly 700 camo was in the service bay Dan came out while I was unloading my kodiak had a service guy test ride my old quad. It met thier expectations and they got the new grizzly loaded while my wive drove 10 minutes from our gresham home paid for it. I signed the paper work in 5 minutes and we're basically on our way home. Bought a lot of motorcycles and cars in 60 years but never had a more pleasurable no bull crap deal than with Dan at Yamaha Sports Plaza in Fairview skip the other dealers in Oregon and Wasington. His quads are each priced on thier tags and it is out the door no bull trap . Plus around $350 incidental registration and title fees taxes. I had forgotten to take off a wire harness called Dan the following TuesdaY mentioned it to him told him I had left a phone message with the company to buy a new one but wasn't sure I could still buy one for my dump trailer. Told him I would call him back if I needed to make arrangements to recover my old one. A day later I bought a new one but forgot to call Dan I didnt need to get the old one but Dan in the mean time had his service man take my glove box and plastics off and remove my cable and up and down button off the handle bars and battery and I could come pick it up no charge. Who in this world still gives this kind of service need I say it Fairview Yamaha Sports Plaza and Dan the owner AAA Plus Operation!!!!!!!​ over at least 8 or 9 years the cost of repairs were reasonable as well. It is the only place to buy a new rig in my opinion an honest and reliable operation

There was a small hiccup but ultimately Dan stepped up and made it work. He is a man of his word.read more