I have brought 2 motorcycles to Mototire on 2 separate times because I needed new tires for a…read moreSuzuki 650 Vstrom & Honda ST1300. I called the day before to bring my Honda ST1300 and Corrie stated I could bring it the next day at 9 am, which was great. Corrie replaced the front and rear tires. Also, he noticed that the rear brake pads were worn out so I told him to go ahead and replace them. I thought I had checked the rear brake pads, however, I was mistaken and they were worn out. I had replaced the front brake pads myself a month before. Corrie did an excellent job replacing the rear brake pads and the front and rear tires. I would have been in trouble if he did noticed that my rear brake pads were so worn out. Thanks Corrie! Thank you Corrie in finding out my rear brake pads were worn out because I thought I had checked the rear brake pads when I replaced the front brake pads last month. It's because I just turned 59 years old is my excuse. LOL

Never left a review before in my life but I found it necessary. The only people that know anything…read moreabout motorcycles work in the back and the dudes up at the counter think they know more about bikes than people with literal certifications and degrees in this field. I brought a bike here for inspection and was turned away due to no blinkers (not required in the state of MO for vintage motorcycles) the guy just didn't want to be honest and didn't know how to do an inspection on a hardtail motorcycle and made sure to tell me how I was wrong but I went right down the road and got the bike inspected and was out the door in 10 minutes.

My dad's typical uniform of Harley shirt, jeans, and boots makes gift buying a breeze. Every…read morebirthday and Father's Day results in me venturing out to a Harley Davidson store/dealer to purchase him a new shirt. Upon entering, I was immediately greeted and offered assistance. The employee took me right to the shirts and helped me select the perfect choice. I felt like I was given the same service making a $30 purchase as I would have received if making a $30,000 purchase. I'll be back on another occasion to choose another shirt for my dad.

Customer service was topnotch!…read more Stopped in to pickup a chip before flight home and young man in a cowboy hat greeted us right away. Staff were so friendly and cashiers suggested local food places after we asked. Would go visit again after experience today.

Jim at Shock Zone Suspension is great to work with. Make sure to call ahead of time if you're…read moreplanning on dropping off a shock suspension to make sure he'll be there. Jim is great at calling people back in a timely manner. The motorcycle shop I work at called and left a voicemail about dropping off an R1200 shock today. Shortly after, Jim called back and let us know it could be dropped off. I drove out to Valley Park from Pacific, and it was a nice drive. Shock Zone Suspension is located behind Jim's house in a large metal barn full of bikes and tools. I got the R1200 shock dropped off and Jim told me I could expect it to be finished by mid-next week. Looking forward to picking it up! Thanks for all your great work, Jim!

Good guys, very helpful and knowledgeable about my 2006 Road Star 1700. Had the perfect battery in…read morestock and they made the transaction and purchase experience pleasent right before closing on Friday night.

Brent is the guy. I was blessed to do business at this place. I have a Suzuki and believe it not…read morethere is not a Suzuki sign anywhere at Donelson (Laughing out loud) so when I inquired about putting brakes on a Suzuki Brent let me know this was a Yamaha shop but never the less he was willing to help or use my business. Because they don't sell the parts he offered if I ring the bike with the parts he would do it. I rode from ATL to St. Louis on a GSXR. These brakes made all the difference of returning home safely.

Did not buy anything, just browsing. Very knowledgeable, spent time with me individually and wasn't…read morerushed. As a new motorcycle rider, I felt they actually cared about my safety and wellbeing. Decent helmet selection and comparable prices.

Matt went above and beyond to make my day, really appreciate him and his excellent customer…read moreservice. Had an outstanding experience.

A bit of a different review we were referred to them because they actually sell snowboards (new and…read moreused). They were very helpful picking out a new board for our son and they had the newest very popular step in bindings IN STOCK. (XL is sold out everywhere online.) Happy to buy both from them and support a local business. Thanks again!!!!

I bought my first bike here twenty seven years ago. It was a Schwinn High Plains, great bike still…read morehave it, but I got it before getting married and life comes at you fast, so biking fell by the wayside. I always loved this shop, became anytime I needed a repair, they took care of it right then. Two years ago I got back into cycling. I still go to The Bike Center. The ownership has changed and I think this shop is out to make a name for itself in being the best.

I did not have the same experience as the prior reviewers. I overall had a pretty good experience…read more I suspect most expect a car dealer kind of experience. It kind of is but not quite. It is also a retail store. I admit I did some research on-line prior to coming in and I also phoned to speak with a salesman. When I arrived after work I perused the parking lot and then the showroom. They have a good number of UTVs, ATVs and motorcycles, Can-Ams. I was here to look at a Kawasaki and they had exactly one in stock. Armed with a salesman's name I wandered to the back counter and dropped the name. Within minutes I was introduced and being fed stats. The purchase was overall easy. There was some negotiating room despite the fact that the vehicle was the only one I could find in St. Louis that week. They also helped with some accessories at a discounted price. I was also offered to have the vehicle brought to my house within a certain mile radius. I deferred. My one complaint was that on the day I came to pick up my vehicle it was a little busy and I felt the pick up process was a little rushed. Overall a satisfying experience. I'll update this if I need to use their service department.

Dropped my 25 rzr off for insurance work. They said they would work with the insurance company…read more They did bare minimum working with insurance. Didn't send 3rd supplement in so I had to get the run around from both stl powersport and State Farm. Chasing checks because the owner is only in once a week when he wants to be. If your going to Nickle and dime charge a customer atleast complete the work that was asked of you too do. Requested maintenance service was told no problem we can do it. Welp come to find out they didn't. Needless to say won't be back. Go to surdyke in festus they won't give you the run chasing answers around like this place and hold to their word.

I recently moved to the St. Louis area and needed significant work on my high-end tandem. The Hub…read morewas strongly recommended by local family and neighbors. I was a bit nervous as I wasn't sure of the store's attitude on servicing bicycles they didn't sale or of their experience with tandems. Well, they put my mind at rest immediately. The technician asked me what problems I was experiencing, did a quick look over the bike and gave me his initial thoughts on what was needed. He called me the next day and thoroughly explained what had to be done and what might be postponed. The service was completed promptly, accurately and at an amazingly fair price. I've found my ne bicycle shop!

I recently went in the store to kill some time before a lunch meeting nearby the shop. The shop…read morewas clean and seemed to have a good selection of reasonably priced bikes. Two employees at separate times asked me if I needed assistance. I told them I was just browsing. As I walked by the repair area, there was a man working on a bike. I have an e-bike that I need to bring to a shop to replace the front triangle. I asked the mechanic if I could ask him a question. Initially, he seemed to either ignore me or not hear me. I just stood there not knowing why there was this extended awkward pause. He eventually turned his head and stared at me saying nothing. He was visibly irritated. At this point, I felt like I was not welcome and was bothering the man. I asked if they work on e-bikes. He grudgingly answered the question. I walked out of the store and probably will never comeback. The only reason I did not give a one star rating is because of the two gentlemen who asked me if I needed anything. Some bike shop people forget they have a job because of customers like me who ask questions. I gave him the chance to create a bond and he blew it.