Looked at a motorcycle here. Seems a little shady. No test rides and bad reviews for the service…read moredepartment.

Ben, the master technician is absolutely amazing and the only tech I trust working on my bike. He…read moreis extremely talented and honest with the work he does. Love love love him. Andrew and Alina (owners) are very nice as well and take pride in the dealership. It is always a beautiful presentation and all employees are there to help. Claudio in service is the guy to go to for any help you need with parts or work. If you are looking for a trusted dealer, swing by!

Juan was very professional and extremely knowledgeable regarding our scooter's mechanical issues…read more It was very convenient for us to have him do the work in our own garage too! If you need work on a motorcycle or scooter, this guy is good!

From the owner: Our priority is more up time Less idle or down time…read more Quality and confidence with efficiency. We offer great Mobile mechanic services For motorcycles, cars/vehicles, outdoor equipment, heavy equipment, small equipment and trucks of any kind. "Tampa Bay's premium mobile mechanic. We come directly to you with the best rates in Tampa. Call us 24/7 for your auto and equipment repair needs."

Took my bike in for a simple tire, change…read more Very simply put I asked for a tire change, my front tire was tubeless and my rear had a tube. I brought the tires in myself as well, so I knew what was going on. On collection of my bike the owner said he put a tube in the front tire which i did not ask for. He then said the old one was damaged and needed replacing because his dog ate it or chewed it up! So he had to put a new one on. I told the owner there was no tube in the original front tire, he blew a gasket, threatened me, said i was calling him a liar, basically broke down unprofessionally! Weirdly he gave me back a perfectly good inflated inner tube to show me what he replaced ! I KEPT IT! He was lucky I am a nice guy because he lost the original work order that I signed agreeing to pay, i didn't have to pay! But I did anyway. There was no tube in the front tubeless tire! I was forced to pay for it. He knows who I am and can refund me anytime, by which time I will agree to amend these comments to reflect that.

From the owner: Motorcycle sales and repairsread more

TL:DR: This dealership is pretty awesome; they are thorough, honest, and employ really cool people…read more I came in to get the "maintenance needed / wrench" icon removed from the 'dash' off of my 2017 Triumph Daytona 675R. Brian, who was gracious enough to take in my bike as a walk-in on a Saturday afternoon, told me the price and duration of the work. I was so happy and thankful that he was openly-honest and upfront about the price and wait-time, but he also informed me that in order to be thorough and honest about clearing the "code" that they would still have to conduct the full inspection of the bike to ensure that it met safe road standards as per their policy and the manufacturer's standards. This was fair and totally expected (and should be the standard everywhere, considering it's a motorcycle we are talking about). I myself already knew all of the things that they would bring up in their inspection report, as I had already put together a list of parts and maintenance activities that i needed to complete before making the trip to this dealership, from Orlando. [The dealership closest me in Orlando was the same distance and ride-time away from my house, I went here, because I visited this location a few years back, when I was in town] What I also liked about my visit to this location is that they employ people that fit into a full spectrum of riders: young, middle-aged, and "older", along with the full gamut of riding-types: street-sport, track-enthusiasts, road-cruisers, etc...it felt like going to a place where the saying "for riders, by riders" rings true on so many levels. I really appreciated this. One thing of note, that I noticed, before it was even mentioned to me, was that one of the techs (Ian) that moved my bike back-and-forth from the front of the shop to the garage and back, took the time to wipe clean the windscreen and front fairing of all the dead bugs from my trip...he did so with a clean microfiber cloth and cleaner spray that everyone uses...it was this level of care and detail that assured me that their customer service is on a level that even they would expect themselves for their own motorcycles. I'll definitely be returning back to this dealership for the interval maintenance that I don't have the tools or time to conduct myself. They saw how well I took care of the vehicle myself and I liked that they respected that I do some of my own maintenance. (Again reiterating my thoughts of "for riders by riders"). It is my hope that my experience from my visit is the same one that you get when you go in yourself. I hope I don't sound too snobby or "uppity" when I say that: Triumph is a Euro-imported brand that isn't in the same price range of the Asian brands...so we should expect to pay a little more...for both parts and service, so sticker/invoice shock shouldn't be too surprising once you get it.

Not sure what all the fuss is going on here on Yelp or why Tampa Triumph is getting below a 4-star…read morerating here, but I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion. With that being said, I can only offer my perspective in why I think Tampa Triumph deserves your business. I was very much excited to discover that there was a Triumph dealership in Tampa during my transition to my new job. Living on the Hillsborough-side of Lutz, Tampa Triumph is the closest Triumph dealership and service being ideally situated on the southbound side of Dale Mabry Highway (580). (For those of you who are concerned with chaos that is Dale Mabry, the dealership is perfectly situated about 700 feet after a traffic light, with a low median that separates the north bound and south bound lanes, and a dedicated left/U-turn lane no more than 200 feet as you are leaving the dealership). The dealership itself has a smaller parking lot in which most of it is occupied by the motorcycles - if the lot is full, consider potentially parking right before at the Dunkin Donuts (not sure how much of sticklers they are when it comes to parking) with the understanding that these lots are NOT connected. Tampa Triumph has a great compliment of motorcycles, but moreover, a very friendly and inviting staff. The store maintains a very neat and clean display and presentation as you enter it. It's simple, but you'll find what you need there. Aside from motorcycles, you can literally find Triumph Motorcycle's seemingly entire clothing line on the shelves (quite the variety), along with helmets (majority of these seem to be Arai) and other accessories. The staff was more than friendly and very pleasant to converse with, creating a very laxed and chill atmosphere - this is definitely should be the standard for Triumph dudes and dudettes. Being a Triumph Motorcycle owner already, I came here to get my motorcycle serviced (although it never hurts to window-shop for another bike, and boy did that Thruxton sitting in the front looked appealing). Calling ahead, the store/shop was incredibly responsive and on-point. I spoke with several different individuals, but ultimately it was Chris and his apprentice, Kevin, who worked on my motorcycle. I was more than satisfied with the work done. Sure, the annual service along with the other work I had done costed a pretty penny (I assure it'll be the same elsewhere across the country), but it was thorough and reliable considering the feedback I received back from Chris. Never have I seen a technician hustle and move like that with a sense of direction and purpose in mind. Throughout the servicing period, Chris was extremely transparent and communicative which is extremely important to me as a client. Chris explained the requirements and lifecycle of certain items, providing his professional guidance in terms of when these should be replaced which gave me the decision points that I need to prolong the life of my motorcycle. He kept me updated on the progress of the bike and worked with me after the fact when it came to the pick up of the motorcycle that worked around my schedule. Overall, I am extremely satisfied and content with Tampa Triumph, and confident in their knowledge and abilities to help me with my motorcycle needs! If you're in the market for a motorcycle and looking for something unique that stands out in any motorcycle scene - whether it be a starter or something more robust (like a Daytona or Rocket) - I definitely recommend stopping in at Tampa Triumph. And if you are looking to get your Triumph maintained, Chris will definitely take care of you here!

I wish I didn't have to write this review. Consider before buying anything there, that my ATV was…read moreput on the back shelf for 4 months- excuses such a as, from the owner Mark: "We had two brand new Yamaha Jetskis that blew their engines, so we dont have time to work on your ATV!", "You're ATV is an antique (presumably to bully me into buying a new $10,000 one instead of fixing mine)". After being nice to him- "if you don't like waiting, you can come and get it!". 4 months. Slams, disrespect, the word that comes to mind about Mark starts with an A. THEN... they finally finish, or so they say- and I ask them to deliver it, hoping to rescue it from their evil clutches, and, Dale tells me the delivery driver will call me before he drops it off, because we have to immune deficiency people here, and children, and he needs special instructions not to park at the house on the property- but, does he do that? No. He just shows up. He parks right next to the house, then he unloads. Prior to saying "sure, deliver it" I made sure to ask him, since he said it was fixed, to run it through the gears: "sure, we'll run it through the gears for you before we deliver it". I thanked him. When it arrived, it would not go in gear, and the person delivering it would not drive it. I wondered why not... I didn't have to wonder very long. He finally said he would adjust the clutch, after replacing the clutch. But thats not the end of it. I test drove it down the gravel road, and then parked it. The next day it would not start, it just went blank. No green light, then it decided to come on the next day, but it won't turn over now. My advice: don't buy anything from people like these and expect them to care one bit about you as a customer. I hope that this stops people from being ripped off by these spiders, that lie in wait for some poor saps to come in just so they can dump on them and control them. It's up to you.

My experience with everyone at Cahills was great. I got my motorcycle tuned up and didn't feel…read morelike I was being robbed . My bike purrs and I'll definitely take it back for repairs and some customizing .

I took my Suzuki to this repair shop when it was on 41 in Land o Lakes. He fixed my brakes and I…read morethought he was an honest, hard working mechanic, and a nice guy. Forward, 2 years, I need my brakes and fork seals done on my HONDA Shadow, but he's moved to a new location and tells me this very sad story of being ripped off by his own family member, and having to move locations and he has no money to buy parts and doesn't even have a home (staying in a hotel) so I feel badly for him, and give him the money up front for the job via Bank of America transfer, and He does my brakes and fork seals. And asks if he can please do work on my other bikes as he needs money to live on. My husband and I have 6 bikes between us so we decide to go ahead and get all our bikes worked on... get them all in tip top shape and help someone in need at the same time... Long story short, this man: RICHARD DUNCAN, we find out later, is "borrowing from Peter to pay Paul" as the saying goes, and by that, I mean he's taking my money and using it for something OTHER than repairing MY bikes. He had my 4 other bikes and $1100 of my money and I STILL had to take my bikes to someone else to get them properly repaired (!) one of which he talked me into bringing to him, which had electrical issues (2000 Yamaha vStar 1100), and Richard assured me he would find out the trouble, and fix it in time for bike week. In fact, it was getting close, he tells me if I gave him $350 he would work on his day off, Sunday, to get it done. Im desperate and getting anxious so I transfer the $350. Not only does he NOT work that Sunday ( had another sob story about getting sick but couldn't refund my money), but another week goes by, and the bike is still in the same condition and he's had this bike for 5 WEEKS and each time we go by to see what progress he's made it's lying in many pieces and looks like it did the previous week. He DID NOT GET IT DONE IN TIME FOR BIKE WEEK, and had no apologies for that either. So our out of town guest who was supposed to ride that bike to Daytona with us had to rent a Harley. We were finally fed up and went to pick up the bike and had to load in to to the trailer in those many many PIECES He didn't even bother to put it back together, and He was RUDE, NASTY and MEAN, And in our frustration, we left our tie downs at home, so we asked to borrow his, and would return them the next day, he WOULD NOT help us load the bike up, and would NOT loan us his tie downs!!! He was guilty of taking our money for nothing in return when we've been nothing but kind to him, yet HE turns on US!! When I'd catch him in a lie and call him out on it, his reply was "I'm not gonna argue with you" as if I was the unreasonable one. Even as we were taking our bike back in pieces we were still cordial, but he was the opposite. Richard Duncan comes off as a simple, kind, good hearted old man ( always talking about how honest he is), meanwhile he steals from his customers. One of my bikes that supposedly had the fork seals done and for which I paid in advance for the parts and labor, two weeks later were leaking fluid again, indicating the fork seal job he did, FAILED or was never done in the first place, so, I took it to my Auto mechanic who also knows bikes but prefers to work on Cars ( and whom I've known for years and whom I'd TRUST with my children) and he tells me "I'm sorry to tell you this but these fork seals were never done! This crook put some kind of goop inside instead of actually doing the job" so I paid him 225 for fork seals but instead, he bought some $12 can of goop instead of replacing the seals and pocketed my money. And when I ( several times) asked for receipts for all his so called repairs , he kept telling me they were in the mail. When they never arrived in the mail, my husband and I went to his garage to get those receipts, and not only would he NOT give us receipts, but he kicked us out of his garage, saying "GET OUT!" then says we never paid him for his work!!! ( that was for the benefit of someone who walked in behind us, and he was probably stealing from them and didn't want them to catch on). But, I have all the bank transfers recorded for each time he cried to me about needing money to buy parts for my bikes and I transferred hundreds each time... To the tune of $1450.00 total, plus I would tip him $20 here and there, feeling like he only had money for parts and might not have enough for food. I was the Sucker!!! If even one person reads this and is saved from RICHARD DUNCAN'S LOWLIFE THIEVERY, I'll be happy. I'll be reporting this also to the BBB. DO NOT LET RICHARD DUNCAN of MOTORCYCLE METRICS WORK ON YOUR MOTORCYCLE!!!

Best mechanic in the area! Richard has over 40 years experience working on any bike you can think…read moreof. He loves what he does for a very fair price. My 2009 Kawasaki zx6r was in and out in a short time. Thanks Motorcycle Metrics, the only place I will be taking my bike. Even if your far this guy and his help are worth the drive!

Good communication and did exactly what they promised for a reasonable fee The owner is greatread more

I contacted this company after DREAM TOWING LLC left me stranded for four hours. The dispatcher was…read moreconsiderate and seemed to understand how urgently I needed a tow. The reason for the lower rating: I was told a driver would arrive in 30 minutes, but when the dispatcher realized they didn't actually have one available, he sent another company instead. That driver did arrive within the promised timeframe, but the issue was that Ak Towing quoted me one price--and only after my vehicle was already on the truck and the invoice was sent did I find out they were two different companies. My advice: make sure the driver is actually from the company you were quoted through, and always confirm the price before agreeing to the tow