Gary is a kind of guy that will take care of business. Take care of your Motorcycle needs., Very…read moretrustworthy workmanship is always excellent, would highly recommend

Well. I don't throw out five stars easily, but Garry's deserves nothing less. I was passing through…read moreCrescent city and had a breakdown on my bike. I got it to his shop, he stops what he was doing & fixed it right away, gave me advice for my bike, and sent me on my way. Just when you start to lose hope for all humanity, you meet good people like this. If you ride, I wouldn't go anywhere else to get my bike worked on.

Had just finished a poker run, Went by Redwood Cycles with…read morea question about my brakes. Found I had a flat tire. Late in the day ,on a Saturday

Not many get 5 stars from me for anything but this shop is quite the exception. Up visiting…read morefriends, needed a tire put on Bob got me in the shop in half a heartbeat and out just as fast. New rear tire new brakes awesome service and cost. If your bike ever needs service and you're in Grants Pass go to Redwood!

I've used S&D custom cycle. Has been the only person to work on my bike, he's helped me bulid it he…read morehas done all the maintenance on the bike. I highly recommend Steve at S&D cycle for all your Harley needs.

steve is the best at repairs and customizing. charges a air price. is very busy…read more he knows how to work on a variety of American made bikes. best repair show around southern oregon.

Great team of Mark and Dana. I get my Vespa 300 Super Sport serviced there and can't think of a…read morefriendlier place in Grants Pass to do business. Their inventory of new Vespas and Piaggios is extensive. Walk into this dealership and your toughest decision will be which one to buy. If the cost of commuting each day is cleaning out your wallet, consider a gas or electric scooter.

Friendly local service. When I took some motorcycle wheels in for new tires they spent some time…read morewith me reviewing options and giving advice on the best choice for my specific needs. On another occasion I went in to see if they had a specific part. The owner dug through his stuff and set me up with the correct circlips from a kit for no charge.

Horrible service to from July of last year to Dec 22 to get my jeep motor rebuilt.. only last until…read moreJune of this year and motor blew up .. now it's been since June and no word from them if their fixing it or just gonna fuck me out of $5,500 .00.. fuck these guys

Great shop to get any automotive or small engine work done. I bring all of my stuff here and highly…read morerecommend!

My motorhome generator went out on our trip. I bought a new one but it didn't fit in the generator…read morebay in the motorhome. Road Rage was able to fabricate a generator box in the bay in a single day and saved our trip. The product is flawless and the work was done with great care. See the before and after pictures attached. Thanks Road Rage!

My name is Dave Porter and this is a testimony for Jerry. We contacted him about creating some…read morehandrails for us. he came out promptly, gave us a fair bid, had helpful suggestions and delivered two beautiful custom handrails. Additionally we had him reinforced the legs of some outdoor chairs. He did an exceptional job and even repainted the chairs which was not part of our contract. I have no hesitation in recommending Jerry to anyone who is looking for this quality of welding work. Dave Porter Dporter@loandepot.com

After a ride to work, I noticed a past-bald patch on the rear tire of my motorcycle. Since I…read morerecently moved, I don't have any equipment to take my tire off. After calling around a bunch of places, Specialized Powersports offered the lowest price to replace the tire. After getting the new tire shipped in, I called them on the day of, brought the tire and my bike in, and they had it done within an hour. They even oiled the chain for me! They were incredibly nice. Though, did use some sarcastic humor to keep things light. But 10/10, I will come back to them again.

I had brought my dirt bike here from a referral from Carlson's Motorsports, which was my first…read moremistake. Unfortunately, we don't have much of a selection of motorcycle service shops here in the Rogue Valley, so I took my chances. I had asked Justin at Specialized Powersports to please diagnose the problem on my dirt bike, and to call me with any updates. I had assumed that the float was stuck in the carburetor. Justin and I had agreed upon $100 dollars to diagnosis the issue, and that if it was something small, he would just fix it for the $100 dollars. Anything more than that, he would call me to see what I wanted to do. Two weeks go by with no word. I had left a voicemail asking for an update the week prior, which was never returned. I decided to go down to the shop in person to see if there were any updates. When I arrived, I had immediately noticed that my dirt bike had some brand new parts on it that I never agreed to. I asked Justin what the updates were, and asked if he had replaced anything on the bike. I also reminded him of our agreement of the $100 dollar diagnostic fee, and that he would contact me before charging any extra or replace anything. Justin seemed surprised that I had not been contacted since originally dropping the bike off, two weeks prior. He proceeded to tell me that the bike runs great now, after having replaced the carburetor, fuel lines, fuel filter, re-jetting the carburetor, and that we were just waiting on a new air filter before it would be ready. I personally, had just rebuilt the carburetor myself, along with replacing the air filter and a handful of other things that Justin knew about, before bringing the bike into the shop. I knew that he was trying to take advantage of me. Justin told me that "I wasn't in repairs very much. Under $300 bucks for sure." I was livid. I told him to immediately cease any further work, I did not want the air filter, and that I would pay him for the work that he did, but I'm taking the bike. It seems to me, that Justin was unable to track down the problem, so he either threw a bunch of new parts on the bike 'hoping' to fix it, or he is just another dishonest mechanic, trying to up-sale the customer as much as possible. I will never go back, and I highly suggest the same. I'd rather make the drive to a more reputable and honest shop. I'm surprised this place is still in business, with the way they operate.

I have been searching for a good aftermarket primary chain tensioner for my '09 HD Electra Glide…read moresince I am very unhappy with the stock auto chain tensioner. (very noisy and the tension is inconsistent) After many hours of reading online reviews and riders comments I decided to try the Southern Oregon Hot Bikes hydraulic chain tensioner. (HB125-07) I watched his youtube video and followed the directions by priming the unit with oil first, installed and set with 1/8" of preload and torqued the grade 8 hex bolts with loctite to 20 ft lbs. It's quiet as a mouse now and I sure am happy with this design. Thanks for the great product! - Robert from Livermore, CA.

From the owner: Whether you have been riding for years or are just now getting into riding, Southern Oregon Hot…read moreBikes offers a full range of Motorcycle services. From your basics tune-ups to electrical troubleshooting, we will take care of your needs. Our main services offered include tune-ups, fluid changes, engine rebuilds, stage 1, 2, and 3 performance upgrades, tires, brakes, for service, performance air cleaners, performance exhaust, and electrical troubleshooting. Servicing name brands that include Harley-Davidson, Yamaha, and Kawasaki, you can count on Hot Bikes to get the job done, and done right so you can get back on the road and ride.

A year ago I walked into D&S terrified, but also exhilarated at the idea of learning to ride at…read more45yrs old. As a woman, an "older" woman at that, I wasn't sure what kind of reception I'd receive. Terri, the owner (and daughter of the founder) welcomed, encouraged, and assured me that I could do this! She helped me pick out my perfect starter bike. When I had questions about my bike after dropping her, the service department didn't judge, but made sure I had all the tools I needed to be successful. When I found myself challenged by different riding scenarios they always had tips for me. The icing on the cake is the extra work they put in to help my husband with a surprise of massive proportions when he bought me a new bike for our 30th anniversary this year. Today I'm happy to say I know several D&S employees by name, feel welcome when I'm there, and would highly recommend them to anyone!

Yesterday a friend of mine lost a muffler pipe on the road when we were headed towards the Old…read moreSiskiyou Highway to visit Mt. Ashland. Since we were passing D & S anyway, we dropped by to price a new piece for the one lost on Interstate 5. A manager, Josh, overheard our dilemma and mentioned that there was an 'old' one in the back that would fit my buddy's Heritage. Josh then proceeded to install the pipe he found, test drove the bike and didn't even charge for the impromptu service he had performed! We couldn't believe it! He sat in the hot sun fixing a 'hot' bike, and renewed our faith in D & S with his kindness and help. FIVE stars for sure, and I'd give more if I could!

Four stars for being the largest motorcycle accessory, clothing and parts store in the area. I was…read morelooking for top of the line modular helmets; they didn't have any in stock but could order them. They have a huge selection of inexpensive to mid-level helmets and the same goes for their clothing selections. Both street and off-road clothing is in stock. The parking is behind the store, available from Oak St. or Court St.

Medford Cycle Gear is more than a corporate motorcycle retailer. It's a hub for the local…read moremotorcycle community. A place not only to buy what you need but to also talk shop about rides, races, and anything else of interest around motorcycle culture. Southern Oregon does not have any moto inspired coffee shops like See See in Portland or bar/restaurant like Bike Shed in LA (someone would make a killing if they opened one) so Cycle Gear is our spot. Thanks to team members there like Max, Emeilio, and Mikey who are always very helpful and take the extra time make sure you have exactly what you need. This Cycle Gear now just needs an espresso machine, a few beers on tap, burgers and fries and it'll be all we need. Oh, and sponsor some track days .