I've been to different repair motorcycle shops in SF and this is the best one no doubt!…read moreThey not only helped me out with my vespa they also gave me advice on how to make sure I did not have the same problem again. Everyone there is absolutely amazing and they go above and beyond with their customers. Highly recommend

Barry is amazing! He took the time to explain all my options and got our beautiful Vespa, Sophia…read moreFrancesca di Vespa, running again! Kudos to you and your team.

I am a new rider and purchased a used bike that I thought was having carburetor issues. I dropped…read moreit off at Toykomoto to look it over and perform some routine maintenance. Shortly after, my bike was still stalling. I called them back and spoke with the owner, Shawn, who wanted to make it right and personally came out to my place and kept my bike for a few weeks to try and replicate the situation. The entire time he had it, he would give me updates.As it turns out, it was just me being a noob and not using the fuel reserve correctly. Shawn was very helpful and professional throughout the whole interaction; I was only charged for the cost of fuel. This kind of customer service is almost unheard of, and I will not be buying/ servicing a motorcycle anywhere else. I cannot recommend them enough!

I had a great experience with Tokyo Moto and especially with Shawn. He's incredibly easy to work…read morewith -- great communication, completely transparent, and explains everything clearly so you always know what's going on with your bike. I brought my motorcycle in after a low-speed drop that left my steering feeling notchy. Shawn and the team did a thorough front-end inspection, including test riding the bike, checking alignment, and identifying that the steering head bearings needed to be replaced. On top of that, they had no issue honoring my request to double-check the wheel bearings, front suspension, and rear wheel alignment. It's now been 1,500 miles and a full track day since the service, and I'm still extremely satisfied with the results. The bike feels planted, smooth, and confidence-inspiring. If you're looking for honest, detail-oriented work and excellent support -- Tokyo Moto is the place to go. I'm very grateful for their help.

I love working with Scuderia! I bought my bike here, and they have been incredibly helpful every…read morestep of the way. They were especially accommodating when I needed help storing my bike for a while--it was a huge weight off my shoulders, and they kept it perfectly maintained for me. I also have two vintage bikes from the '80s, and even though that's not their main focus, the team is always happy to answer my questions and help me keep them running. They really go above and beyond for their customers. Beyond the great service, the vibe at the shop is awesome. I genuinely love hanging out there and going to their events--everyone is so kind. My dog loves the shop just as much as I do, especially getting to see Kennedy's dog, Honey! Highly recommend them for both their expertise and their community spirit.

Had a quickshifter installed on my 2024 Tuareg 660 yesterday. Rode in and waited at the shop for…read moreit to be done. Nick was great at reception and the whole process was easy. Nice coffee shop right next door and Scuderia was comfortable with a couch and lots of two-wheeled eye candy. Nick kept me updated on the progress and spent some time with me afterwards explaining the new feature: What to expect, operation, how to identify a problem if it were to occur, etc. Could not be happier. Unfortunately didn't catch the name of the tech who did the work. I do my own maintenance but if I ever need to service my bike, "Niko", this is the only shop in the bay area I'll take him to. Thank you Scuderia!

From initial messages to actually going into the shop, through delivery, everything about this…read moreexperience was great. I bought a bike from them, and everything went smoothly. Each person associated with the business that I interacted with was great. They answered all my questions, and made it a worry free experience. They offer delivery, and the while process was straightforward and easy. The actual store was really cool, with tons of bikes on display. The use of shipping containers was cool too! It's been a while since I purchased the bike and wanted to wait a while before leaving a review, just in case. Everything with the bike has been great, and I've been enjoying it ever since. I wouldn't hesitate to go back.

If you're looking to service your current motorcycle/scooter or buy a new one I highly recommend…read moretalking with Mike or Ben at Moto Java. I've been riding scooters for 20 years in SF as my main transportation for work. 18 months ago I was referred to Moto Java because my scooter was about to die and I'd need a replacement soon. Mike, Ben and their team at Moto Java gave me an honest assessment about what needed to be fixed, gave me an itemized invoice showing me it'd be better I traded my old scooter for parts and bought something new. They appreciated I was an experienced rider, knew what I wanted and didn't try to oversell me on something I didn't want and gave me a fair price for my trade in. My previous scooter dealers/mechanics have given me a wide range of mileage for routine maintenance. Mike and Ben gave me an easy, clear number to remember so I bring my scooter in for routine maintenance based on the specific scooter I bought. Every time I call for an appointment Moto Java gets me in fast and finishes earlier than estimated. They also give me an itemized receipt of what was done and a heads up to what the next maintenance bill will cost so I'm not caught off guard. My review is based on my scooter that I bought from Moto Java. However I know they sell and service and sell a variety of motorcycles like long range highway motorcycles to mountain bikes to scooters. Moto Java is easily accessible off S Van Ness. Mike and Ben are always up for a chat about what they sell, no pressure sales and offer honest estimates about any repairs you might need. Definitely check out Moto Java.

1st Kick has been working on my Vespas since 1986. Eric (owner) has always been organized and…read morehonest. I notice that some negative reviews here on Yelp entail a customer bringing a bike in once and then second-guessing the staff. From what I've read, some people may have purchased bikes that require more work than they expected. I have 100% confidence in First Kick Scooters based on over *30 years* of experience with them. They have always done right by me so I feel confident that you can trust them as well.

DO NOT BRING YOUR SCOOTER HERE FOR MAINTENANCE!!…read more Especially if you are a woman or a newbie in terms of knowing what's what. I purchased my '03 Yamaha Zuma from First Kick back in 2006 and had a good initial impression as they guided me through the purchase. Fast forward to maintenance 2008. I recently brought it in for annual servicing knowing that I'd need at least the back tire and brake pads replaced. I OK'd the estimate for these two pieces of work plus yearly maintenance, approving work totaling no more than $350. I should have known something was up when I asked for the carbon for the work estimate, and the guy in the shop (Louis M.) said, "This is for us." I thought that strange, knowing that it was my legal right to have a carbon copy of the estimate, but walked without it, trusting them. A few days later, I get a call from another guy in the shop (Chris B.) saying they had "put the Zuma up on the lift and discovered dry rot in the front tire" as well as the need for a new front rotor. When I asked him how much parts + labor for those two jobs would be, he said (after "researching" part cost), "$400." When I questioned him about what seemed to be the exorbitant cost considering how easy it is to work on scoots, he replied, "That's what it costs." Yet again trusting them, I said, "Well, the work needs to be done, and if it needs to be done, then OK." Later that evening, I talked to a motorcycle friend of mine who basically said, "No way in hell should two tires, a front rotor, new brake pads and yearly maintenance (which is basically spark plug replacement plus changing out the oil) cost $800." I showed up at First Kick the very next morning and talked to Tony. I had spent a sleepless night lamenting my own sucka-ness in not being a better, more educated consumer. Most of all, I was angry that, in First Kick's mind, they felt they could d-ck me around just cause I have boobs. I insisted on going through the estimate for each piece of work line-by-line so I could understand better how they came up with $800. Sure enough, each piece of work was "padded" with some extra charge, totaling about $40 per job. When asked about the PHONY CHARGES, Tony replied that the parts guys put in a generic part at the beginning of the work order and clear it out with more accurate pricing after the job is done. After the line item scrutiny, my bill magically dropped from $800 to $622. I still believe they gouged me in terms of hourly labor cost, charging way more time than it takes to unscrew a front rotor bolt, for instance. (The final bill says a full hour to replace the front disc). And considering my scoot only cost a bit less than $2000 to purchase, $800 for routine repairs is outrageous. All in all, though, lesson learned. They have lost my business as a customer, and I recently steered away a friend from taking her scoot there for repairs. One positive thing to share about them-- Tony is a champ. I was sleep-deprived, outraged, and felt very much so taken advantage of when I spoke to him the day after. He took the time out of his busy day to explain in depth what goes on for each repair and was gracious enough to understand my frustration. Also, he wiped away the extra, unexplained $175 from my bill and (at least in my estimation) seemed to want to make amends. For that, he wins an Upstanding Man Trophy in my book.

Munroe Motors has kind of ruined every other service experience for us, in the best way possible…read more We bring our motorcycle in there regularly, and at this point the level of care and consistency just feels unmatched. It is not just that they do great work, it is how they treat you while they are doing it. You walk in and it feels like they actually care about getting it right, not just getting it done. Every visit has been smooth, clear, and surprisingly stress-free. They explain things in a way that makes sense, keep you in the loop, and never make you feel like you are being upsold or brushed off. There is a level of professionalism there that is hard to find, especially when it comes to something as important as your bike. You can tell they take pride in what they do, and it shows in the results. At this point, they have completely set the bar for us. It is rare to trust a shop this much, but we do. The bike always comes back exactly how it should, and we leave feeling confident every time. That kind of customer service sticks with you, and it is the reason we would not think twice about recommending them.

Andy and Brent have always taken care of me and my Ducati MultiStrada since the day we met and they…read morehelped me get my bike running when no one else could. Just recently I lost a hard bag on the right side of my bike Super Bowl weekend. I managed to find replacement bags as my MultiStrada is a 2007 and she can be a bit temperamental lol. Any how Andy as always came out looked at it and the issue I was having and knew exactly what to do. These guys rock at Munroe Motors and are so accommodating, I brought my bike to them last minute out of left field, they fixed my problem on a an ugly day in between rain storms and got me in and out fixing my mount, repairing my hard bag locking mechanism making sure it was correct to stay on my bike. If you have a Ducati or Triumph in the SF Bay Area and need help.... Look no further as Munroe Motors is the place to take your bike! Thanks Andy and Brent for always looking out for me! All the best. Marco C. SF Bay Area candlestick park area

Great local shop to the Bay Area and Peninsula. Colin is stand up up and does amazing work. I…read morebrought my bike to em to have a possible retune/ rebuild for the front end/ suspension. Colin. Was able to supersede my expectations in dialing in my bike. Just absolutely very impressed with the entire overall experience and will recommend fellow riders to check out the shop

Great customer service, all knowledgeable! I brought my bike to get my hard bags installed. They…read moresaid I was missing bolts in my kit. They said they'll take care of it and try their best, sure enough they were able to match the hardware and get my bike done quick! Will be returning again for sure to get some cams installed. Highly recommend this shop!!

The owner needs to stop being a shady, dishonest, peddler of lies and garbage work! He wrote me up…read morea contract for a good slightly used engine, but what he neglected to tell me was it comes with poor compression, an intake valve leak from front cylinder, completely seized beyond repair oil pressure release valve so pressure was through the roof, and oh I can't forget about the terrible crank shaft end play issue! End play was so bad that the compensating sprocket was kissing the inside of the outer primary and grinding away the outer primary from the inside out. Also it is forcing me to remove the engine myself (which I've never done) and split the crankcase (also never done) in order to figure out what exactly he did wrong, if it's fixable how much it'll cost but if not how much it's gonna cost to replace what needs replacing! Oh and due to the end play problems the clutch basket and hub are now being worn down by the primary chain bc they are no longer in alignment with the compensating sprocket! I will never trust him with anything mechanical as long as he lives!! I strongly suggest you stay clear of his place of shady business dealings! If you're unlucky enough to have your bike there now, I'd rush and get it moved somewhere else!

If you don't have a Harley don't waste your time calling this guy for any other motorcycles. He…read moreshould update his website stating that he only works on Harleys as he told me. Friend guy though.