BRING YOUR HARLEY HERE! I just had Aero Cycle flush the brake system and put new tires on my 2024…read moreCVO Pan America, and they did excellent work. The total cost was just a little more than half the quote I got from the closest Harley dealership. I like the Harley dealer and think they do good work, but their prices simply don't make sense.

Amazing guys who love what they do. Very knowledgeable about bikes especially Harleys and they…read moreexplain everything very well I love the communication. Great and trustworthy guys that worked fixing up my fat boy 2012

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

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 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.

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!!

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.

My second time going to the shop to get an inspection sticker. In and out quickly!…read more Plus they mentioned a couple of things I should consider, no over selling. Friendly guys!

Very Knowledgeable with honest personal service - I've been taking my Golding here for service and…read moreinspections since 2006 ( Saxonville) and since they moved to Tripp street. Highly recommend. If you ride a bike near metro west boston - Carlton's shop is the best.

With mechanics, sometimes you get the Evil Empire and sometimes you get the Rebel Alliance. With…read moreKeegan's, you most definitely get the Rebel Alliance. There are no capes, no shiny helmets, no Star Destroyers, and no Death Stars, but just a ragtag bunch of guys with a mission who will do anything to get it done. The steering was acting strangely on my wife's car so I brought it in. They told me I needed a new column, but the price was right and they turned it around quickly. I would recommend them to anyone in the entire universe.

I LOVE Keegan's! Russ is amazing. He's thorough in his work and will take pictures of the issue(s)…read moreand shows you along with a clear explanations of the issue and what he did. I appreciate him keeping cost in mind and will tell you if something is worth fixing or not. Overall I would highly recommend Keegan's!

theCARS Company, as mentioned by other reviewers, deserves 5 star ratings across all boards…read more Service is extremely quick (usually takes a couple hours for normal maintenance; few minutes for an oil change) and fairly priced. They have appointments open constantly and 'reservations' are easy to make. In terms of quality, I have been in there twice--once because my 'check engine' light lit up and the other for the 45,000 mile routine maintenance--and the results couldn't have been better. Problems are discovered quickly and solutions are provided even faster. What sets theCARS Company apart from any other car shop I've been to is their customer care. Point in case: recommending a cheap buff-and-polish job for the many bumps and scratches on my car as opposed to an extremely expensive paint job. Need another example? They offer discounts and coupons constantly. They don't hide them from you. In fact, make sure to politely ask if they have any available and they will respond honestly. Believe me, they've got your back and they're looking to protect your wallet. They seem genuinely interested in your best interest and not on making a quick buck. Very professional, well-organized, and reasonable prices: what else could you ask for?

I actually meant to post this review some time ago, but I forgot, and a recent conversation…read morereminded me. I have to say, I was very happy with this place, particularly the service of the mechanics that work there and their willingness to help me, despite my strange requests. That's the short story. The long story is, I noticed a very unpleasant smell in my car (a few months after I spilled some bean juice in my car, and I thought I had cleaned it up). It seemed to be coming from the back seat, so I went crazy trying to mask/clean it. i used baking soda, whole bottles of Fabreeze, even bleach, still no luck. Finally, I decided I had to look underneath my seat (its a bench seat) to see if there was some kind of bean juice cesspool growing down there. Now, I have no idea how to get this seat up, so I had no choice but to swallow my embarrassment and ask help from someone that would know. I'm sure these guys thought I was crazy, but they were very nice to me all the same, and obliged my request to pull the seat up. They didn't notice it at first, but when they pulled up a cloth sound barrier, it hit them like a wall! They recommended I replace it and even called dodge to see if they had a part for me, but they couldnt find it. I endued up wiping down the underside of the seat and bleaching the sound barrier. Car has smelled fine ever since! So basically, I was just really happy that these guys were willing to help me and didnt give me as many strange looks as I probably deserved. This may have not been a typical car problem, but I could tell by how they treated me and carried themselves that they were professionals.