Listen, I get it. Buying a big ticket item like this is stressful. I understand that people go in…read morefeeling either puffed up because THEY'RE THE CUSTOMER or pre-angry because they're nervous. So, I took these reviews with a grain of salt. They didn't respond to your email, one star. You didn't get your price, one star. You didn't get approved for credit, one star. No one fawned over you for wanting to buy a motorcycle at a motorcycle dealership, one star. A thing broke on a bike you bought, one star. I drove over there anyway, prepared for the worst. The phones were ringing off the hooks in there. It's July. Middle of the day on a Tuesday, and they're fielding calls non-stop. Brandon welcomed me in. Asked me what I was looking for. Zero pressure. Without getting into it, it was a rough day for me, and I was looking for something to add a little joy to my life. We talked about family a bit, looked at the bike I had in mind, and I asked him to scratch me out the numbers to think about. He was very clear on the pricing, discounts, add-ons, options for titling, etc. Destination cost is a thing, friends. So is licensing and taxes. In a hot market for a hot bike, so is dealer markup. Welcome to capitalism. Everything was totally transparent and reasonable. So I paid it on the spot. Done. Came back with my wife and picked up a beautifully clean bike a couple of hours later. I genuinely don't know how that could've gone any better. Brandon was exceptionally cool and helpful through the whole transaction, I bought myself a little bit of happiness, and I came out of there with a new friend who I'd do business with again in a heartbeat.

Classic dealer fee bait-and-switch. Watch your paperwork closely!…read more Because I absolutely hate haggling in person, I tried contacting MotoSport Hillsboro ahead of time specifically to get the total out-the-door price in writing. My plan was simple: get the final numbers, walk into the shop, hand them a check, and leave. Instead, they turned it into a textbook fee-padding game. After submitting inquiries through their portal, my communications were ignored for days. When the salesperson, Brandon, finally texted me, he tried to tack on a completely bogus $499 "setup fee" on a used demo bike that was already assembled and sitting on the showroom floor. Under Oregon consumer disclosure rules, assembly and setup fees cannot be weaponized as surprise add-ons to artificially inflate an advertised price. When I called out the illegitimate setup fee and management finally sent over a formal purchase order, they pulled a classic shell game. The setup fee was gone, but they immediately slid in a $200 "document processing fee" that Brandon had completely omitted in our prior conversations. When I pointed out that this fee wasn't mentioned upfront, Rob told me he would only remove the $200 if I took the title paperwork down to the DMV and processed it myself. Why should a customer pay a separate, surprise fee just for a dealership employee to do the clerical job they are already paid to do? They might use lower base pricing online to lure you through the door, but it doesn't matter if they just pad the final contract with hidden back-office fees and give you an exhausting customer service experience. If you are a cash buyer expecting basic honesty, pricing transparency, and respect for your time, go elsewhere. I have attached screenshots of the text history below so you can see the truth for yourself. Watch your contract numbers closely or just make it easier on yourself and get your bike elsewhere. I certainly will!

Just bought my second bike Allen's Alley. Another incredible experience. Very down to earth. Great…read morebike. Happy with the deal.

How to start a review of Allen"s Alley.... First, Fred is the owner and you will work directly with…read morehim, so that is pretty cool. Not too many places can you say you bought the bike from the owner of the business. Second, think of a throw back motorcycle shop from the 60's or 70's, this is the epitome of old school bike shops. Fred has a small business and stores his bikes in 3-4 storage units which are full of bike stuff, and where he keeps his inventory. Based on other reviews if you are expecting a Harley Davidson dealership experience, with mopped floors that have been painted, fancy countertops and awesome displays, you should just visit those showrooms. When you do and that experience is worth it to you, that is why you pay 20-30% more to buy used bikes from them. Nothing wrong with it, just understand that those shiny big buildings and large workforces cost money. Here was my experience. Fred and I came to terms and he sold me a CVO RoadGlide, and I love it. Fred held the bike for a week, I flew into town, and we had a handshake deal. The bike was exactly what Fred described, flawless. This was a no pressure sales experience and Fred helped me. Fred had a couple of other buyers contact him and he still held it for a week, no deposit, just a verbal agreement. Try that at your Harley dealership...tell them to hold a discounted bike for a week without a deposit and see what happens. You should probably wear a hidden camera when you do it, they will laugh you out of the building. Let's not be too picky about the hours - Fred responds to email, text messages and phone calls. He is a one man business - so please give Fred some space to have lunch, go to the bathroom, and run some errands. Best to make an appointment and be on time. Back in the 60's and 70's if you made an appointment by phone you kept it. That is the same Vibe here. I would buy another bike from Fred, but I also appreciated the lower price and nostalgic experience. Thanks Fred, I am a fan, Travis

I believe this space has been taken over by Ironhorse Garage formerly in Forest Grove. Jasper does…read morenot respond to his e-mail and I get the vibe from his FB page that he is deceased. RIP my friend. Josh is the son of Bill Ballard who ran Ironhorse out of his home garage in Forest Grove for eons. Bill was amazing. Did great work at very reasonable prices. I was very sad when he passed but he left this world doing what he loves.... on his bike heading to Sturgis. Farewell, Brother. Josh may not be the mechanic his Dad was but he does very good work. Very accommodating and his prices are similarly very reasonable. He has a couple of employees who also seem to be good with a wrench but the few times I've been there Josh is always the one doing the work on my bike. Over time I've come to trust Josh ad his level of skill so I'm pretty confident that he can handle anything I bring to him. It's always difficult when you lose someone you trust with your life... literally. I was obviously nervous about handing my bike over to someone new but so far it's worked out very well. Josh is young so hopefully he will outlive me and will be the last person working on my Harleys. If it's a choice between the dealership and going to Josh, that's an easy decision.

Nick and Josh are the best! I've used Jasper multiple times for multiple repairs; currently we are…read morecompleting an S&S 110 upgrade/engine rebuild to my 2007 Softail Standard. It's not as easy as that sounds; we are going from the stock Silver to a black engine and transmission. We are installing a Dark Horse Man O' War crankshaft, upgrading the cams, valves and replacing everything that needs to be replaced. I'm component that Josh and Nick will go above and beyond; getting everything dialed in and right to specifications prior to giving the bike back. I've worked for Paradise, Latus and another small shop; Jasper provides the best and is negotiable with pricing.

This guy does amazing work. Ask anyone in Portland who they would take their bike to, and it's…read moreKyle Dern. So I took my old school Ninja there for a full run through and tire swap. I don't think the bike had a major service before I bought it, and I know this was the first time I took it for one. Kyle did a thorough job. He took everything apart looking for issues. He doesn't make up stuff so you have to shell out a lot of money. Really solid mechanic for your sport bike. He's always busy but has really great hours. I'm not taking my sport bike anywhere else and I live in the next state over.

Kyle has been my go to for the past year whenever I have any issues with my bike or my partners. my…read moremost recent service was to figure out why my front brake was having issues, he was able to find it to be my suspension. he fixed it for me in a reasonable time frame and a great price!

After two days of struggling and hours spent trying to fix my bike, I finally threw in the towel…read moreand called WashCo Bikes. Even though they were slammed, they told me to head over and they'd take care of me. I showed up, and Raul fixed my bike like it was no big deal--he didn't even charge me! I left incredibly happy and satisfied. I'll definitely be back for any future repairs or accessories. Thanks again for the amazing service!

Purchased 3rd bike in 3 years. No issues, during and after sale. Staff were friendly and answered…read moremy 'beginner bike' questions. Would do business again. Washington County Bikes is volunteer staff. If you make a special trip there make sure you call first to see if they are open, as staff shortages can occur. If you don't see a bike there on your visit. Wait a few days and return, as there inventory is updated.

Went to go see Greg at his garage at home to get my cbr chain tighten.He took his time and even…read moregave my bike a quick inspection and gave me some advice on what was good and what needed to be done soon.Very professional and super friendly so were his two dogs and cat.After chain was tighten i ask what i owe and he charged me less then half of what a shop would have charged.I wont say what the price was sorry you will just have to go see him yourself,but i will say he will beat any shop price.I will be going back when i need more stuff done.Thank you Greg for your time.

Awesome customer service. They went above and beyond to have my bike fixed in time for my race!…read moreQuality work! Very personable and professional!!!

Took my bike that hadn't been ridden for years in for a tune up and new tires. They said 2 weeks…read moreand it was exactly 2 weeks. Got the tune up and only needed one tire. Bike looks great and rides great. Highly recommend. Price was very competitive and they didn't try to sell me anything I didn't need.