Let's start with having my motorcycle for approximately 2 months. $1600 in labor and parts were…read more$850. Bought the bike for $400. Finally I get the bike and hit the road. The first thing I thought after taking off on the motorcycle was he never test road it. Not only did the bike hesitate it's air intake from the exhaust was like fire crackers. $2500 in parts and labor the following day my bike doesn't start and my battery is dead, so after I bring it back to my mechanic he says he will trickle charge it and run tests to see if the charging system is failing. So not only does he tell me that I must've left the motorcycle on and the battery is dead. So after 2 months of having my MC he puts a new battery in and don't check the charging system. so I asked the mechanic for his multi meter reading and yet have gotten the video . So I'm going to put this brand new battery . Which I just bought from my over compensated mechanic. Walah it starts right up. So I drive it to work, then beach side. Total of about 2 hrs. The next day I took a ride low and behold it dies. So I get it home. Order regulator, rectifier and stator. The parts cost me $60. Time 3 hrs to change them and it runs great. The mechanic wanted another $700 after I paid him $2600.

If I could give ZERO STARS, I would. Went to get service on a Can-Am Spyder F-3. Mike says he can…read morefix it but strung me along for weeks until he just stop responding to my text. I'm a firm believer in being a man of your word. If you say you can fix it then lets get the job done. If you cant, just say hey I cant fix it and the customer moves on. Dont waste time at this shop you'll probably regret it.

If you own a touring, cruiser, or standard motorcycle, need it serviced or repaired, and are…read morelooking for a honest and trustworthy motorcycle repair shop, your search stops here. John, the owner of Devil Dog Motorcycle Repairs, is bar none, the most decent, straightforward, dedicated, disciplined, fair, honest, and trustworthy motorcycle mechanic you will find in S. Florida! After the only honest motorcycle repair shop in Broward County moved to South Carolina, I struggled profusely to find another. The rave Google reviews for Devil Dog Motorcycle Repairs prompted my decision to bring my 2005 Yamaha Virago XV250 and my 2004 Harley-Davidson Sportster 883 to him. As a former military veteran, John provided a highly-detailed overview of how he conducts business. He let me know he would keep me in the loop from start to finish. He let me know his rate, which was fair, and he had no up front diagnostic charge [speaking from experiences, avoid any shop that requires that]. He also stated he would not order any parts without approval. By keeping me in the loop, he meant with crisp, clear photos. As well as clear, concise texts regarding how he was coming along. These are things most shop owners do not do. Once all repairs were complete, he provided a text image of my bill. Upon arrival for pickup, he provided a full printed report [I kid you not] of the work he did, how long he did it, and what it cost. Try finding a shop owner who or a shop that will do that! John also provides his professional advice and recommendations not only about your motorcycle, but the motorcycle lifestyle too. For example, he told me the universal, unspoken way for distressed motorcycle riders to let drivers and riders know they are having bike trouble. One last thing, I informed John I had a deadline to meet because I was gifting my Sportster to a nephew coming all the way from San Antonio, TX for 4th of July week. He already has my 2000 Suzuki GSX-R750. Soon he will be just like me, one standard bike and one sport bike. John knocked the deadline out of the ballpark! Grand Slam Home Run!!! Sir, thank you for your service. My mother's side of the family has a long history of military service. You have my respect! I salute you! May your business continue to serve all those who need it.

It's super hard to find a good motorcycle mechanic so.... when you find a "GREAT" one, you don't…read morelet go! Frenchie is not just knowledgeable and skilled, he is very thorough and isn't out to tack on to your bill to line his pockets. His prices are fair and he has so much more wisdom and advice to offer. We have several bikes and he's our guy! He goes that extra mile because he takes pride of ownership in his work. Not many mechanics out here in Florida do that.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR BIKES HERE.. brought two Kawasaki ZX12rs here. One with an electrical issue and…read moreone with a bad misfire it took two months for them to be even start the one with the electrical issue. Took six months for them to even drop the motor on the one with the misfire. We are not almost a year. I still have neither Bike back. I told them to stop work on the bad motor and I'm gonna pour that out. reached out multiple times having that request updates and totals and never get that either. I always get the runaround or something about. (Screen shots have time line and messages to corroborate)They're waiting for a part or a harness or something. I'm sorry, but it doesn't take almost a year let alone absolutely no communication whatsoever. I've never had to call a shop and beg for updates and totals. I truly did not want to write a bad review. I really didn't, but this has gotten so absurd to the point that I ended up having to buy a third motorcycle so I had something to ride in the meantime bc this shop, has just dragged there feet the entire time with both bikes. Have attached screenshots of my conversations with the owner. And a timeline of how things played out. Completely unacceptable way to run a shop or treat customers , mind you I have been beyond patient and understand with delays and normal stuff. Zero communication, better off finding a diff shop that actually . Last message from the owner" ask soon as I get back I'll give you an update" that was Jan 10th .......

So I have a Suzuki Boulevard m50 800cc 2007 Bad looking bike…read morebut had needed a whole new engine due to the cylinders not giving any power. I wanted to get rid of the bike cause I figured I can't make a big spend like that. plus The mechanic I had before serving my bike refused to work any more on it. Not only did Juan and Marco at TURO Racing Brought this beauty back to life, but as well gave me a great fair price and even showed me what was being purchased with the fees. This is the place that you want to get your motorcycle done at great reasonable time and fair pricing Thank you and your team again for helping me get back on the road!

Captain Ron showed up at my home on time and fixed both of my scooters for a fair price. He was…read moreextremely honest on the diagnosis and worked quickly repairing them. I highly recommend him and will use him again in the future. Thanks Captain Ron!!

100% recommend Captain Ron for any type of scooter maintenance or repair!!…read more He was very easy to contact and schedule a time for him to come to my home. He was on time, professional and did a quality job. The scooter wouldn't start, or keep a charge. He had all the parts on hand that were required, had it running in less than an hour and at a great price!

Awesome customer service and great management team great prices and looking forward to the future…read moreservice for my bike

I have been going to Bikers for over ten years. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and helpful…read more If they don't have a part they can order It and have It in days. Great prices which is the best part. I've owned five bikes. They made the buying process easy. I am glad I found this place years ago!

I brought in my scooter and another friends bike and we both were extremely happy with the work…read moredone and the pricing even better then other quoted places. The owner tech is very very helpful and nice and gets right into work. I found me a new bike shop for sure !! great service !!

I brought my 1982 Honda Magna for overheating problems. Before that I brought it to Two other…read moreMotorcycle repair shops and they couldn't figure it out. After 1 week Clayton fixed the problem and I haven't any other issues. I highly recommend Clayton for all your motorcycle repairs. Chuck A.

these people are a rip off they charge me $1900 when the job was supposed to start with 250 they…read morechange their prices gave us like 19 hours of work just put in the pipe of a muffler replace back tire and oil tank we brought the Ignition switch and the other parts were used muffler was 75 handlebar were 75 the oil tank was 175 oil change which was 45 because we put the oil filter the handlebar cables were 250And everything else they charge it as labor What a loss.

Helped me out replacing a tire and getting a new battery installed for a great price. Friendly…read morepeople who do great work.

I've been coming here for 6 years! They are always accommodating and they do a nice job. They have…read morea new mechanic Alex who is very knowledgeable and friendly and their prices are good and fair and I highly recommend them!

I'm writing to share an experience I had during a recent phone call. I called and politely asked if…read moreI could speak with someone who speaks Spanish. I was told, in a rather abrupt tone, that no one was available and the call was ended. I called back to understand what had happened, and when I asked why the call had been disconnected, I was again told, somewhat rudely, that there was nobody who speaks Spanish. I then said I would try to explain what I needed in English, but the response I received -- "Ok, so what do you want?" -- was delivered in a tone that clearly conveyed annoyance and impatience. At that point, noticing the discomfort and lack of willingness to help, I chose to end the conversation politely and wished her a good day. I believe customer service is extremely important. Even when language barriers exist, professionalism, patience, and courtesy should always remain priorities. If someone is not comfortable interacting respectfully with customers, it may be worth reconsidering whether they are suited for a customer-facing role. My intention is simply to provide constructive feedback so future interactions can reflect the level of service customers expect and deserve.