I needed a motorcycle shop to do insurance work on my classic Motto Guzzi Eldorado that was damaged…read morein an accident. I selected Street Riders located near the intersection of Secor near Alexis in Toledo. The insurance estimate provided by Street Riders was for $7000. to locate and replace damaged parts, straighten and repair bent parts, repair damaged front end, paint and reassemble. I delivered the bike to Street Rider in September of 2015. Street Rider took no initiative to locate parts. The project was languishing so I located and purchased the parts and delivered them to Street Rider. Keith Elliot the owner of Street Rider continually told me the project was moving ahead. When I stopped by the shop in the Winter of 2017 the project had stalled again, K. Elliot gave me lame excuses, so I offered to come to the shop and finish it. K.Elliot wouldn't agree to that. In June 2017 Street Rider said they had finished the project and added an additional $4000 to the original $7000 estimate. I had to sue Street Rider to get the motorcycle back. In October of 2017, (over 2 years from the day that I drop the bike off) I picked-up the bike from Street Rider. Upon examination of the motorcycle the front end that was damaged in the accident was never rebuilt and the front forks where never straightened. Street Rider Billed $275 for that. The front fender brace that was damaged in accident was re-chromed was reinstalled bent. To straighten it will break the new chrome. Street Rider used SAE nuts and bolts on a metric motorcycle, extremely poor procedure. I would give Street Rider negative stars if I could.

Always friendly and service done quick and done right.the price for labor and quick turn around is…read moreunmatched.Everytime I have been there to get service done I know it will be done right and at a fair price.

i had a very negative experience with Point Place Powersports after purchasing a motor scooter. I…read moredo not know if the problem was due to: The wrong kind of motor scooter was sold to me The motor scooter was defective, and/or The customer service was subpar. From the get-go, the carburetor needed to be replaced. Three times in less than three months all the gasoline leaked out and I had to have that repaired. The gas gauge registered empty when the tank was full. The turn signals stopped working. The whole thing shut down. I bought the motor scooter in March and wound up, in frustration, donating it to Kars4Kids in July. I am 75 years old and thought I would have a nervous breakdown or heart attack if I kept bringing the motor scooter to the shop to be repaired.

Great family to do business with, renting the pontoon trailer to move my boat and had them replace…read moremy MerCruiser outdrive with a new SEI unit and installed new bellows. They did spring tune up and boat was water ready. Also installed custom boat name and vinyl registration numbers.