Been coming to TJs for years for parts and gear. They have huge selection of new and used bikes. The service dept is fair with the pricing and same for used bikes. They have large clean showroom with tons of bikes and gear. The salesman and service department guys are all knowledgeable and nice. Overall great place to shop and my buddy is test riding a used bike as I write this today. read more

TJ's Cycle - Service desk area - Motorcycle Repair Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Big shop with mostly dirt bikes and dirt bike gear. They always have good prices on Royal Enfield. And now they stock Benda. Staff there is quite nice. Helpful with any questions you have. I was here in the past with a friend that purchased a Husqvarna. The prices seemed seemless read more

TJ's Cycle - Not Halo - Motorcycle Repair Near Me - Austin, Texas

No extra bs fees that the other local dealerships try to add. I remember when this dealership was just a little store selling used bikes and tires on north Lamar. It's come along because they do business honestly. I've bought a few bikes over the years from them. And I will continue to do so.​ read more

fantastic family owned motorcycle and bicycle shop.no bs and most of the staff ride and or race. highly reccomend, read more

I've been treated well at TJ's, both in terms of sales (back in 2019) and service since then. On the sales front, I never had any high-pressure tactics applied to me, and in fact had a great conversation with Tom about the business and the industry in general. On the service side, I've only been in twice, once for scheduled maintenance and once for some needed work on brakes and forks. The fees were in line with any dealer or even an independent shop, and the quality of the work left nothing to be desired. Like any business, one can always find something to kvetch about, but for me, TJ's has been totally above board in both sales and service. read more

John, the shop's bicycle technician, helped solve an annoying chain problem and also took the time to fine-tune the micro micro-adjust setting on my bike's Shimano Di2 shifter...while I waited. He knows exactly what he's doing. Consequently I was able to get in a bike ride same day. recommend the shop for excellent. Specialized Ebike repair. read more

TJ's is easy to get to and easy to work with. I knew the bike I wanted but I still had lots of questions. Dylan took care of me patiently as we worked through the features on my bike but all my other questions too including scheduling service, upgrade options, delivery and purchasing options. Best of all, even though I wasn't in a hurry, he was able to get my bike prepped, cleaned and delivered that day. And the whole process was low-key and easy for me to understand. Definitely go there if you're in the market for a bike, parts or service. read more

Buying a motorcycle at a dealer has always been a painful process for me. It feels like I'm always getting screwed when it comes to prices, dealer fees, prep fee, the time it takes to complete a transaction, the extra insurances offered at the very end of the process etc. It usually ruines the whole experience of buying a brand new and shiny bike. I wanted to buy a KTM 450 SXF 2018 (my very 1st KTM), so I stopped at TJ's to see if they had any left in stock. I met Tom the owner and also one of the sales people. Very laid back and genuine guy. I didn't feel rushed at all or anything. They didn't have a 2018 model, but a 2019 standard model and the factory 2019.5 edition. I asked if I could sit on it and Tom pulled out the factory edition for me. I asked for a quote and to my surprised, he took him only 2 minutes to come up with a detailed quote for both, standard and factory edition. Zero dealer fees and no prep fees, no hidden numbers, straight out of the door numbers including MSRP+tax+registration fee (only 180). So the number was pretty much what I had in mind by adding taxes to the price tag, usually it ends up being 20-30% above price tag because of a bunch of hidden and random fees. I left with my quotes asking for some time. Came back the next day and bought the factory edition. Again, the transaction took maybe about 30min total from start to finish, which is never heard of... On top of that, people are very friendly at their parts department. Always smiling and very helpful! They have an amazing selection of gear, usually about the same price as what you see online... Best experience so far, I'll be back for more! Thanks Tom and team. read more

TJ's Cycle - KTM 450 SXF Factory Edition - Motorcycle Repair Near Me - Austin, Texas

We just bought 2 bikes in a 2 week period and they made everything so simple. Everyone was very helpful the prices are very competitive on the new bikes and with our trades. When I arrived both times they had everything ready to go and it took maybe 10 minutes to sign papers and be done! We did buy parts both times and have been buying parts and gear here for years. 5 star service! Service for us over the years has be awesome too Brian is always very helpful and on top of making sure we get taken care of. Thanks to the whole Tjs team for making our experience awesome read more

TJ's Cycle - 85sx - Motorcycle Repair Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Well, I stayed away and had any service done elsewhere - where the service staff were not reactionary anti-maskers. I'm sure that they are all vaccinated, though. : D But to get the large, constant, obnoxious service reminder turned off on the fancy TFT display, I had to take the bike to TJ's since only the dealer can do that. When dropping off the bike, I was treated well at first by a nice guy who I did not know. About a third of the paint had spontaneously peeled off of the front fender, and he ordered a new fender as a post-labor courtesy. Credit where credit is due. Then, I heard the "general manager" say to another employee, in a voice audible half way across the store, that I was "that guy who left the bad review". When I was in his sight he demanded to know when I was going to remove the review. He then proceeded to try to gaslight me into doubting what had previously happened. (See the other reviews that also called TJ's on the refusal-to-mask issue, but without complimenting good things about the shop, as I had.) When I picked up the bike from this minor service, basically a glorified oil change with lots of check boxes and little work, I was not at all surprised to see that they had charged me 2.5 hours of labor time. Mind you, there was nothing involved like brake line bleeding or valve adjustment check. I suspect that the mechanics work on commission, but am not sure. If this is not true, I invite the shop to correct this. End of ordeal. I've sold the bike to someone who uses a shop in San Antonio. This means that I didn't need to fill him in on TJ's or feel dishonest for not doing so. I will give up motorcycling after half a century of being an enthusiastic rider before I will set foot in TJ's again. read more

If you're not into masks but are into paying California prices for bikes then shop here. The salesman was nice but was quick to talk down about other dealers whose prices are actually fair. They mark up all of the KTMs and lie stating that they sell it for msrp. Msrp can be easily searched. The only reason I'm giving them two stars is because of the large selection of KTM products that you can try on. I'd order online though. You can sell a higher volume of bikes and use that to justify your prices, however, I'll never support that. read more

I was happy with them with original purchase of oset and husquaverna electric bikes. Not happy with them taking advantage of my wife and turning a run change into a 680.00 charge for new chain ...brake cables on bike that cost 1500.00 new. Stay away from service department read more

The dealership is fantastic; sales, service, finance everyone is professional, personable, and will treat you well. No bs prep or outlandish dealers fee, honest straightforward deals. No dealer is perfect, but the team at TJs is pretty close. read more

I would have given you 6 stars. Yelp will only allow 5. My first time there! I just got a few tires mounted for my Kawasaki KLR650 but I was still impressed. Nice clean store with great friendly and knowledgeable staff. LOTS of gear! Plus I got my 2 tires mounted in a flash for a VERY good price! 6 STARS!!! read more

TJ's Cycle - Motorcycle Repair Near Me - Austin, Texas

I've been doing business with TJ's for over a decade. Tom and Company have always been fair, done great work with repairs or add-ons. You can do business with them with confidence. read more

New to TJ's. Very positive experience with service and parts staff. These guys know dirt bikes. I only work shops that know what I ride (Husky & KTM). read more

Bought a hot bike so no "deal", but TJ's didn't mark it up like other dealers tried to do. Service not so good. When taking delivery of the bike, TJ's made no effort to clean or detail the bike. The rider's seat was not installed correctly and the battery was not secured, and tire pressures were set more than 10 lbs over the factory spec. I definitely will not be taking my bike here for any service, that is for certain. read more

Finally after a long wait (on my part) today I rode home on my new KTM Super Adventure S. I want to send a shout out to Tom, Dave and all the guys behind the scenes making this happen. There were a few bumps in the road but nothing communications didn't solve. I highly recommend TJ's. While I know not everyone will have the same experience this was a great one for me. Thanks again to the TJ's crew, I'll be back to get some KTM hats and shirts once I catch up on the newness of everything. Great job! read more

Bought motocross helmets for me and my son there right before covid. They have a pretty good selection so I went back a couple of days ago to get myself a new street helmet. Out of the dozen or so employees I saw not one was wearing a mask, not even a mask around their neck. Won't be going back there as I choose to support businesses that actually give a sh*t about the well being of their customers. read more

I've always liked this place, and the service is good. But the last time in to drop a bike for service, no one, except customers were wearing masks. Seemed unbelievable to me in the middle of a health crisis, to not care enough about your customers to wear a simple mask. read more

I just had a very positive experience in purchasing a new KTM 500 xcf-w yesterday. Everyone I met was very knowledgeable and friendly with me. After doing a final check in service Tony set up the rear suspension sag and explained various key features. Great experience and I will for sure return for my next bike. read more

BAD SERVICE - I took my KTM 690R motorcycle from San Antonio to TJs Austin for 6k service work on July 12 though several of my "Club Members" warned me of their bad service. I was told by Arnoldo, "service manager" my +/- 5hr service would be completed on or before Friday July 20, 7 work days later . I called the following Wednesday to verify completion schedule with Armando and again was assured it would be completed. I asked him to please let me know if something changes as I was planning my day around this trip to Austin. I arrived from San Antonio on Saturday July 21 at 9 AM only to be told the service work had not even began. I was assured by Tom the owner and Armando, the "service manager" it would be done by noon and no later than 2pm. I arrived at 2 and the bike had not moved. No phone call. I wasted my whole Saturday because I chose TJ's. DO NOT MAKE MY MISTAKE. read more

I should have known better. I really should have. I have been going to TJs Cycles since they were on Burnet Rd, probably 15 years ago. As an owner of multiple motorcycles and scooters there is always something, tires or cables or helmet or gloves, that needs to be taken care of and I try to be loyal to local Austin businesses. Years ago I dropped off a wheel to have a new tire put on and I was very surprised when they called at the end of the day and the bill was almost twice what they had quoted. They had to spray multiple cans of cleaner onto the rim, they said, so it added $50 onto my bill. After arguing with the service manager that I should have gotten a call before incurring any more costs (as is the standard for any repair shop, automobile or otherwise), they dropped it. Fast forward to yesterday and they have moved twice, from Burnet to 183 to I35 and Braker. I had a simple task, change out my scooter tire. Here's the wheel and here's the tire. Simple, right? Price on the wall says "42$ customer provides tire + parts" which is kind of high anyway, I was expecting around $35, but hey, it's TJs Cycles right? from the old days! They told me they would have it done by end of day, and they would call when its ready. No call. So i phoned this morning at 10a and they said "Sure! It's done, come get it!" so I went to fetch it and the price is $70! Ahhh, TJs... the ole bait and switch! 42$ for labor, 4$ for tire disposal (I could just throw it away next bulk pickup), $5 for shop supplies (?), $13 for a valve stem! No mention of any of these charges when I dropped it off. So. I should have known. If you go here get estimate in writing. Record your conversation with the service person. Leave your wallet in your car because they are going to get to it. Expensive and they didn't even balance the tire, even though they did strip all the weights off of it. Thanks, TJs! Never again. Check the other reviews for unethical charges. It's real!` read more

I have no issues at all with the sales department. They were great in getting me into what is my 5th street motorcycle and first KTM. Unfortunately the service department has been very disappointing. First when I wanted to do an interim break-in oil service they insisted that the break-in oil for the bike was not mineral oil for my particular bike. I had already verified with all the blogs that it was and had to ask them to call KTM to get the answer after which they said, "wow, I didn't know that" ... this should have been my first tip that trouble was coming. After only 500 miles stuff started falling off the bike. First the kickstand, then various bolts from the faring. They put the kickstand back on "under warrantee" although it took two days. They said the bolts that fell out were the wrong size from the factory and had to order them. I ordered a $1,000 high performance factory exhaust system from them with a special mounting bracket to eliminate the rear passenger foot pegs and had them install it at the same time they were doing the first service at 700 miles. First service on this little 390 was $280 labor plus parts which I commented was more than I paid for my 1600 BMW but they said they had to do a lot of stuff like adjust the valves, tighten the chain, check all the bolts, oil change, ... The bike was there a week, no calls from them so I called and they said they needed the weekend and Monday but I could come anytime on Tuesday to get it. I called Tuesday they said they were just finishing it up so Wednesday morning come get it. I called at 1pm Wednesday they said how about tomorrow but then decided it was ready just missing a few bolts that they were trying to get from KTM. This is a new motorcycle with 700 miles on it? WTF? I went over there paid the bill and fired up the bike. First thing I notice is another bolt on the faring it not even screwed in and it falls out in my hand. Also the special bracket for the exhaust system that I paid them for didn't even get installed. I went back in to inquire and try to determine what they actually did do for the $280. Paul, service manager, told me that I was in luck because the chain didn't need to be adjusted and the valves were also fine. Also the fuel mapping that was written on the repair order for them to execute was also deemed unnecessary (this is completely inconsistent with all the RC390 blogs and for the specific exhaust I purchased). Given that bolts were falling out of the bike, no chain adjustment, and no valve adjustment my assumption is I just paid $280 plus parts for an oil change. I took my bracket (still in the box) and rode the bike home praying that the wheels stay on till I can get it to another shop. Unfortunately they are the only KTM dealer in Austin so not sure what to do that this point. read more

I bought my Kymco People S 200 from here and it came with a major problem. The common problem with the battery not being replenished of its charge while idling and apparently riding. I've taken the bike in three times and the battery in a fourth to no avail. They replaced the battery which they charged me for but if they knew this was the problem why did they sell this bike in the first place without fixing it? I refuse to do anymore business with them. Their customer service is not bad but why would they sell me a bike that would present nothing but problems for me? I think they're just asking for a lawsuit. I would never recommend this place to anybody except to avoid it like the plague. They do not care about the quality of what they're selling and obviously do not care about their customers. Please don't shop here. Also the hours and location of this place suck. read more

Brian sold me my first KTM Duke for transportation purposes. He's always been honest fair and looked out for my best interest. Having a blast getting around on my Duke. Awesome bike and reliable. read more

These guys are excellent, made me comfortable enough to make my first 0 miles purchase ever. Buying new is for suckers, but when they told me I could get a two stroke played with a supermoto kit financed, it was hard to refuse. Other places had given me hassles with telling me I'd have to fight the dps. Tj's said "no problem, sign here". Now I carry a can of mix, and go anywhere I damned well please. I've owned a lot of vehicles, including bikes. KTM was the only thing worth buying new. read more

Leaving 1 Star is too many... Since none of them have listened to me, i am having to write this review. Buyer Beware when buying a used bike from TJ's. Tom (the owner) said the demo bike I was looking at, had been mechanically sound and well maintained by their service dept with only 70 hours on it. The next day, when i came in to purchase the bike, the service manager on duty, explained that the oil plug had been stripped by one of their NEW mechanics and a helicoil was installed, so it has a minor oil leak -no big deal, i thought. Purchased the bike, went to City Park and rode a few laps and the seat popped off a couple of times -again, no big deal, just needed a screw. I wanted to change the oil right after my first ride, just because i wanted to have a starting point for time/oil changes. pulled the filter and it was literally broken (metal reusable). my first thought was,"how long has this been like this???" Now this was a big deal... Took it to TJ and he just kind of shrugged his shoulders with no response whatsoever-this is what they do... Pulled the Air filter (it was clean, but the inside box and under the seat, was completely dirty. Not just a little dusty, but dirty. They could have at least used an air compressor to blow some of this dirt off, but did not... so i cleaned the inside of the air box and under the seat. At this point i was a bit disappointed with the After the Sale service, cuz nobody seemed to care. now i have a bike that needs a seat screw, has probably been ridden without a proper oil filter for quite some time and who knows what else?? Well, i will tell you...within 3 months, the front fork seals blew, the radiators are only being held on with 1 screw on each side, because they broke the lower bolts off in the frame and the head gasket leaks like crazy. In other words, they rode the crap out of this bike for 70 hours, wrecked it HARD several times, then sold it for almost full price. All of these things happened within my first 10-15 hours of ride time... Here is the dilemma, where do i take it to get it fixed - NOT TJ's!!!! Good Luck TJ, you lied to me and lost a good customer. read more

This place will keep at it until it's right! My son's 50cc KTM was broke down. TJ"s Cycle spent 6 hours on his bike. Never gave up as it has had the problem for some time. Well, they got it fixed and my son made the race. He got 3rd place for his first race! Thanks TJ's, you really made our day happen! I highly recommend :) Friendly with a good price! read more

These guys are great!! Brian is a solid guy that does what it takes to make customers happy.

I really appreciate the professionalism and straightforward small business approach that I received at TJ's cycle & service. While I not only think their prices are very fair, Paul and his guys aim to make the customer happy and do so in my case and all the others I've seen. I can't stress enough to give these guys a shot before you walk in to "the big box competitor" for any service items on any bike. read more

These guys were the most helpful people I've meet. They don't make you feel like a moron like woods dose if you don't know everything about the bike. But Brian was a manager that took time to worked with me through the whole process,showed me what was new, and he showed and explained the bike from front to back. And he also suggested some things that I should have done to my bike down the road. Ask for Brian he's the best read more