Over 18 months, Rami has done a major service, replaced heated grips that needed special attention,…read moreand removed stuck Allen bolts on my 2018 Triumph Tiger 800. Always professional, always clear and thorough in his explanations, and kind. Fair fees. Good Cafe attached as well. Highly recommend the shop!

I stopped in looking for bag spacers, not exactly the sale of the year, but the owner knew exactly…read morewhat I was looking for and found a pair right away. Really cool shop reminds me of some of the small shops in Oakland that still sell drag pipes, mint and freshly dipped tanks for your CB as well as those quartz points covers for that Neo Tokyo look

CAUTION **** DO NOT USE THIS GUY**** PLEASE READ the other reviews before going to this guy…read more I came in for a charging issue - spark plug replacement - oil leak fix and brake pads on Sept 3rd. I supplied the pads and sparkplugs Each week I called and texted no less than 10 times only to hear it will be ready that same week and that never happened. I got my bike 3 months later on December 6th and the leak wasnt fixed the plugs werent replaced and the charging system still wasnt charging. This guy is a complete liar . After I advanced him 660.00 via cash app I believe he may have only replaced the pads. I will confirm that the pads were actually replaced when I get my bike back from another shop before i contact the better business bureau.

The bike mechanics in my area are really busy because the riding season is now upon us! Mike is…read morealso busy, but he was able to fit me in sooner than the others for a safety inspection/tune-up and some other things I couldn't do myself (adjust clutch, install crash bars, adjust/lube the chain, tighten bolts). He did a great job checking out my KTM duke and was servicing a variety of bikes in his shop (harleys, Japanese bikes, etc). He charges less $$ for smaller (less than 400cc) bikes so be sure to ask about that. Additionally, Mike takes an holistic approach and went the extra mile on some things, like switching the clutch levers for a clean look. He even replaced my ghetto zip ties holding my plate with an actual bracket. Overall, this shop is highly recommended. Would return.

Mike the manager is very Rude. They also have no motorcycle parts in stock. Also charged…read more me for labor on work he didn't do stay away no customer service mean nasty old man

Tony and the guys over here are awesome. I've been to many shops before with nowhere near as cool…read moreof an experience and genuine kind people. Tony is the Man!!! This team is unlike many other Harley oriented shops around Boston / South shore, they are not bias and openly will try to help you with whatever they can regardless of the make of your bike. Good advice and won't try to screw you over. I bring my friends who ride here for inspections and general maintenance that they can't do themselves. I'm about to have a new rear swaped out on my HD (told em i'd eventually have one of those too). See you guys then! Keep up the good vibe and atmosphere.

They are not real workers, this guy took almost $700 from me and my Scooter Mop still not working…read more This place is a Joke and I hope President Donald John Wick Trump and the State close this company. Worse Motorsports EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Also dude had mad me wait for three days and my Scooter Mop still not working

They put the work into the bike great prices hardworking men in shop they go over every detail…read more Great scooter repair shop./dealership. Great monthly storage prices over the winter.

These guys know their stuff super reliable. Always do what they can to be helpful. Been doing…read morebusiness here for a few years it's my go to for all my bike parts questions and concerns! BRAAAP!

Was referred. Very impressed with mechanic and clerk. Have heard great revues. Looking to ad to…read morethem.

They don't waste customers money fixing scooters which can't be registered. They are honestread more

I purchased a bike there a couple of years ago and I couldnt be happier. Paul the owner is a great…read moreguy as are Wayne and Tom in parts. Bob in serivice is awesome too. He was super helpful after I purchased the bike and he knows his stuff. Its really helpful that these guys ride and or race bikes. I would highly reccomend Pilgrim!!

I brought my motorcycle here after an accident. My insurance adjuster confirmed there was about…read more$3,000 in damage, but when I tried to transfer my bike to another repair shop, this place refused to release it unless I gave them 10% of the insurance check first. That is not normal or ethical -- they hadn't done any repairs, and I never authorized them to start work. They were basically holding my bike hostage until I paid them. Insurance confirmed that no payment should be made directly to the shop unless work is completed or authorized. This kind of behavior feels shady and unprofessional. A reputable shop should release your vehicle and provide a written estimate without extortion tactics. If you're dealing with an insurance claim, go somewhere else that respects your rights and communicates honestly.

Spent $800 on repairs and the bike won't even start anymore. These guys USED to be my favorite…read morelocal shop. They used to be reasonable and helpful. Now it's all about money and their "$2 million shop". I declined an oil change and annual service on my latest repairs so they sent me home with a bike that has an electrical problem I cannot resolve and won't start. They didn't even check if the bike is rideable and just gave it back to me. I'm stuck with dead bike. I know it's their fault because I had this bike in great mechanical condition, in storage. It was brought to them and they flushed the gas tank and now I have a pinched or frayed wire somewhere under the tank that causes my bike to not be able to start. Completely their fault and they wouldn't admit it. They're now doing shady business: They'll tell you they will do an appraisal for $180 and you can pick and choose what you want done/repaired. I chose not to do the power wash. They said that was mandatory because the bike was too dirty? So why was it offered as an optional service initially? Shady, greedy.

i sadly have to warn everyone that nissenbalm retired his used parts store i went there to get a…read morenew clutch but when i got there there was a sign saying he retired so the parts store is no longer avalible 1 star

Welcome to that side of Cambridge Street I like to call sketchville, that point just past the…read morerespectable businesses where I wouldn't want to meet any of the street prawlers on a dark night. But, I digress. The point is, that tucked among this shadiness is a helpful and affordable used car parts shop called Nissebaum's. They have everything and fix your car in a friendly, efficient way. Glad I found these guys.