Pro6 is always welcoming and provide great service. I highly recommend them for all motorcycle…read moreneeds

This has to be one of the most professional and knowledgeable motorcycle shops in Canada. If you're…read morelooking to treat your motorcycle right this is definitely the shop to do it at. Not only do they have the best prices on Dunlop tires in the country but they have some of the coolest brands I've seen, Arai, Shoei, Zin moto and even Jane motorcycle from NYC.

We've had our Vespa for reference 15 years. We brought it into Vespa Toronto West to have it…read moreserviced and it is now working better than that ever since we bought it. Definitely use this place

I'm in the process of buying my first scooter and Lou was an invaluable resource for information…read moreand assistance. I was especially unsure about what type of gear I really needed to be safe on my scooter and loose steered me in the right direction. Really appreciate his help and service.

Needed a quick certification of my bike for a potential buyer. Brought it in to 109 and they…read morehelped me within the day. Helped for an easy sale. Will certainly bring my next bike here for service.

These guys are without a doubt the very best in motorcycle service, repair, and maintenance…read more Whether you have the most current and slickest ride or like me a cherry vintage ride 109 Cycle Motorcycle Service is the cycle shop to go to. Go to the best and forget about the rest. Thank you James, Peter, and the entire crew of 109 Cycle.

lovely place with all Biking gears and accessories, best place to buy new bikes also. i would…read moredefinately make a return visit to them once i need a new item for my bike.

If you value your time and money, please do not come here. I'm writing this post, because I…read moregenuinely want everyone to save their time and not have to experience the poor service here. 1. Extremely short staffed. - Staff is overwhelmed by the number of customers. There is consistently customers standing around waiting 30 plus minutes to get helped. Worst offender is the helmet section. You are not allowed to try on helmets without staff supervision, but the staff is never available to help... 2. Poor knowledge about their products. - When you ask the staff questions regarding gear, like gear armor rating, helmet certification, glove material, etc. They will go to their computer and read off their website for you. Unfortunately, I already read the info on their website and know the information is lacking there, which is why I asked them in the first place... 3. Severe lack of inventory and premium prices. - Nothing wrong with charging 10-15% higher prices compared to web based dealers, I will pay for the convenience and access to a large showroom and see gear in person. Oh wait, nothing is in stock! If you did some research, you'll come to realize that what they have plenty in stock is sub-par rated gear and still cost a premium. I understand if there isn't much gear stores around the area. If you must come here, be sure to bring a knowledgeable buddy to make sure you don't get trash at a premium. I ended up measuring myself with a soft tape and got my gear from websites. Fantastic service and easy return and exchange for size.

Excellent customer service, friendly, honest, courteous and responsive. I have had KMM do work on…read moremy bike without appointment a couple times now and won't go anywhere else. Great shop to get anything done- they do everything from tire install balancing, to engine crank balancing and cylinder boring, this shop does it all!

Brought my bike in, with appointment, to get a safety. Doug was attentive and pleasantly humorous…read more Service was quick and I got some good advise. I will be back.

These guys are awesome. My bike is an asshole to work on but these guys helped me figure out how to…read moreget my oil changed with out having to pay a mechanic to do it and we figured out how to make it easier for next time. Great customer service.

David is a pro! He knows what he's doing and communicates it in an easily understandable way…read more Doesn't try to up-sell. He let's you know what your bike needs, about how much it will cost and about how long it will take. It's a pity that I have moved out of Toronto, just after finding him. I would easily recommend him.

I have been to this place a few times and the sales representative there are amazing! They know…read moretheir motorcycle and was very friendly. They ended up giving me some great advice for purchasing my first motorcycle even though it was not them that I got it from. I went into the store at the service department to ask a few questions on motorcycle maintenance. This middle age lady with short hair greeted me with no respect. The first thing that she said to me was "what do you need". Then I asked her for a filter that would fit my motorcycle, she replies with a "are you stupid look" and says, "everyone who rides a motorcycle knows their this". I was so surprised on how she replied to me. She then tried to push me away and started saying "come back when you know which parts you want". This lady was no help at all! she was not doing her job! Few months later, just last week, I have decided to give this service department another try. I was greeted by the same lady. And just as I suspected, I get the exact same rude greetings again. This I I came in to book an appointment for an oil change. I tried to keep my conversation to a minimal with this lady since I did not want to get mad over her attitude. I asked her a question, "how long will this service take"? she replies saying, " i don't know, you can leave if you want". And she had that exact same "are you stupid" face. There is a saying, it takes years to get a good reputation from someone, but it once takes second for the person to ruin it. A great example is this place. They had great sales representative that helped me for two years, and this short hair lady ruined it. Cheers to this short hair middle age lady, Dale

Who knew Honda made scooters??!?! Not me, that's for sure. My first hand-me-down car was a Honda,…read moreand subsequently my second car is a Honda too, so I was definitely interested and excited to see what kind of scooters Honda makes... Upon walking in this store, it's apparent that Honda hasn't so much cracked the scooter business. The store has mainly motorcycles and big ass rigs. There was one scooter in the store, the Jazz. It's a 50cc scooter, a one person small engine scooter. The MSRP is almost $3000, so it's fairly pricey. For an extra $500 you can get a 150cc Piaggio Fly (same maker as Vespa), and for $500 cheaper ($2500) you can get the 50cc Piaggio Fly. The look of the Jazz is really nice, very Vespa looking. It's a nice looking bike with good finishes. Apparently women are their biggest clients when it comes to buying scooters - who knew?! The staff there were pretty helpful, very knowledgeable of their products. He wasn't pushy or anything, we asked our questions and then he left us alone. Other than scooters and bikes, they sold a lot of helmets. They have some really cool helmets, from bucket to 3/4 to full size.