After walking into this shop back in June of this year and was greeted by John the owner, after…read moreabout 3 minutes of speaking with him, I knew I made the right choice by stopping into this cycle shop in my area. I told John what I wanted done and John took the time with me to explain exactly what they would be doing and he gave me a detailed price quote. Based on the way John treated me, I decided to bring my scooter to Iannace's Cycle Shop for the work to be done. I was told the work would take 3 days to do. On the second day I got a call from John and was given some good news, firstly, my scooter was ready to be picked up, a day earlier. Secondly, the actual price turned out to be over $100.00 lower than the original price quote, this because upon close inspection of my scooter, John found some of the parts I told him I wanted changed, to be in very good condition and didn't need changing. A win-win, picked up my scooter and it ran beautifully. Now, fast forward 5 months to just a few days ago, my son and I both have Can Am Outlander 570 ATV's. We wanted to get snowplow's installed on the machines. Iannace's Cycle Shop beat all the other cycle shop prices in the area, also able to complete the jobs in two days, other shops told me 4-5 day's. I told John that we would be renting a trailer from U-Haul to get our ATV's to his shop. Almost before I could finish my sentence, John said "come borrow the shop trailer to bring your ATV's to my shop". I don't know of very many business owner's who would go to such great lengths to help a customer in ways that go way above and beyond what could ever be expected of them. Bottom line is, best prices around, top notch mechanical services, quick turnaround times and great customer service, all designed to make the experience for the customer, a great one. I highly recommend Iannace's Cycle Shop for all your motorcycle, ATV or snowmobile needs, they also carry a large selection of accessories for all cycling activities. Thanks again John, you will forever be our "go to" cycle shop. Keep doing what you're doing and I'm sure your success will continue.

Love love love this guy. There are certain simple things I cannot do on my bike due to a hand…read moreinjury and he really came through for me. This is a family operation and his mom and I hung out while he worked on my bike. I can't wait to give him more of my business. And his prices are great too. There's gear there like saddle bags and leathers, helmets and gloves. They have everything.

I love my motorcycle and I love to ride it but I am way to busy to maintain or clean it. I ride as…read moremuch as my busy schedule allows. I brought my 09 street glide to townline motorsports on recommendation of a close brother. I dropped it off at 2 pm on tues and it was ready by Friday 3 days later. Dave went through the whole bike. The fairing was loose, the seat was falling off, it hadn't been inspected for 2 years, did a full tune up and fluid change, and new tires and back breaks. They even detailed it. When I picked it up Erica at the desk was super polite and the owner John came out to go over the bike with Dave the tech. I was elated. What service . When I pulled out on the road and opened her up she felt like a brand new bike. My mind was blown. I highly recommend this place. Thank you all. I might actually take better care of my bike now that I have a place to bring her. Yours, William Trag Yager

I recently had my first experience with Town Line Motorsports on Rt. 32. They treated me as an…read morehonored guest. Every one of my needs met with instant response. I felt like family. If you have a problem, take it to them. They'll take care of you. Ed Ruxton

Friendly knowledge staff. Decent selection of oil, helmets,…read moregloves, and aftermarket accessories.

You can't beat it. Hardest part is getting in. That isn't that tough though. Affordable, reliable,…read moreand friendly. Family recommended this shop to me and I couldn't be happier. Last week I got my work done on a Saturday morning, that was convenient.

Late last month, after our third blizzard in 2 weeks, I began to become a little concerned about…read morethe safety of transporting my two young daughters in the family Hyundai. We live on a poorly maintained road and the buildup of snow and ice had led us to a few close calls. After examining our finances I decided we could afford to buy a four wheel drive vehicle to use as a winter car. My sister in law has a Toyota Land Cruiser and it is an amazing vehicle in the snow and ice so we started looking for a used one to purchase. On searching Craigslist I found what appeared to be an example in good condition with lower miles. The advertisement described a well preserved truck that was in perfect working order and "would pass New York inspection". I called the seller (East Coast Customs) and spoke with John and his wife Nancy. I'm not a mechanic, but I asked them if the truck had any leaks (no), if it was rusty (no), if it needed anything (no). The sellers seemed like very nice folks and assured me that the truck was rock solid and just the thing to transport my girls safely through the ice and snow. I live in the next state over and my work schedule made it hard for me to come pick up the truck so I asked them if, for an extra fee, they would bring the truck to me and they readily agreed. I sent them $1000.00 good faith money to hold the truck for me. About a week later they drove the truck over to my home. When they arrived, they reported that on the way they had stopped for lunch and that the truck had refused to start. After jiggling some wires under the hood they'd got it running. We took it a block away for a cursory check of the starter by a local mechanic and he suggested that the starter was getting ready to fail and that the repair would cost a few hundred dollars. John offered to split the difference by knocking $150.00 off the price and I agreed. We completed the transaction in cash and I was the new owner of a Toyota Land Cruiser. The next day I smelled gasoline around the truck. I took it over to my regular mechanic, and 15 minutes on the lift revealed some bad news. The engine was leaking oil from the filter attachment. The gas tank was leaking fuel, requiring a new tank. The exhaust had a hole in it which would require its replacement. The rear sway bar attachment was badly corroded, allowing the sway bar to fall off its bracket and drag on the ground. I contacted John and Nancy and they told me that issues were not their problem and that I should have inspected it more carefully when I got it. They're right. I was a fool to trust them and assume that they were dealing fairly with me. I resigned myself to fixing these problems to the tune of a couple of thousand dollars and took the truck to for its state inspection yesterday. The inspection station would not pass it, noting that the rear axle is so rusted that it's dangerous to drive, and that there's not enough metal left on the axle housing to re-attach the sway bar connection. I contacted John and Nancy several times by voicemail and email, asking them to call to discuss these issues and have never heard back from them. So there the truck sits in my driveway. It won't pass inspection so I can't drive it. The costs of repairing it aren't justified by its purchase price and are far out of my budget. All the money which I'd saved to buy safe winter transportation for my daughters is tied up in it and we're back to driving the Hyundai. More snow and ice is predicted for tonight and I don't know what I'll do with this truck. I'm embarrassed of myself for trusting East Coast Customs and they ought to be embarrassed of themselves for taking advantage of me and for not standing behind their goods. I hope that someone will be able to benefit from my hard lesson and search elsewhere for an honest and trustworthy source for their next vehicle. By the way, both New York and Massachusetts state law require that every vehicle sold by a dealer receive an official safety inspection prior to being sold. This vehicle never had one, calling into question the legality of the transaction. Had it been inspected it certainly would have failed.

if you are looking for a car buying experience that provides equal measures of dishonesty and…read moreincompetence then East Coast Customs is the place for you,otherwise it is best avoided.

Excellent and fast service! My Triumph needed some fixin' and Trevor came through big. What a…read moregreat shop and efficient operation! - Nick D

Trevor totally bailed us out! We had an issue with our motor that he identified immediately, fixed…read morequickly at a very fair price. Friendly atmosphere Would highly recommend!

Above and beyond ! Quality , caring human beings ! Like the family members you'd wish you'd have ,…read morealways in your corner, will never leave you guessing ! Trust them with your life ! And I mean every bit if what I said with the trip, worth the patience , you're in the greatest most safest hands in the world. Family owned you'll never second guess them

Been a customer of theirs for many years. I have had Wes work on my bike whenever it needed…read moremaintenance or repairs. Always straightforward and honest. Always took good care of my bike. I have recommended a few friends to have their bikes worked on and know they were satisfied too. Can't say enough about their integrity and knowledge.

A very good old school shop. Attempted to purchase an American Thunder shirt for my woman. They…read moredont have them. Ha... thought that was funny and kind of cool. My Wide Glide has been there twice in the past 5 years. Both times I was extremely satisfied with the quality of work.