don't bother trying to ask them about buying a bike, they'll say it's available and then sell it…read moreand say nothing about it so when you call or go back it won't be there wish i could give zero stars, especially since none of the people who work there give a shit about their customers or potential customer

I have been taking my bikes there for a few years now... And…read morewould not go any other place . Roger and staff are the best around by far. John Duncan

Our BMW 850 GS needed some care in the middle of multi month ride…read more The awesome folks at the Evo cycle took care of things for us, at a moments notice, though we all know how long it takes to get an appointment.

I have been taking my bike to EVO for several years now. A friend of mine in the neighborhood told…read moreme how their prices beat dealership prices, and how you were treated with respect, like you were the most important person on the planet. I needed a 5000k service, and thought I'd check it out. Troy treated my bike like it was his own, that to me was very important. Their 5000k service included everything from soup to nuts. In other words, more than any dealership. When I got the bill, I told Troy, I asked him if that was correct, as it seemed too low,...as I am an honest person and want to pay my fair share, he said that it was...sold...customer for life! Last winter I left my bike with Troy for another 5,000k service, to have the top end rebuilt, and to install a Ginz sissy bar with brackets and to have the brackets and fender supports powdercoated black. Quite a laundry list of things to do. When the bike was finished, it was mid winter, I told Troy that I wanted to ride it home, he said no problem, come and get it when you want to. There was one day in February when the weather was in the 50's. I told Troy that I wanted to come and pick it up, no problem. I thought that I would have to pay for storage at least while the bike was there, Troy said no. I was very pleased with the job that EVO did, and I could tell that Troy was too, as he told me how everyone in the shop enjoyed looking at the bike when it was finished. As a repeat customer, I want to say that I have been impressed with Troy and the quality service he and his staff at EVO Cycles provide in Derry, NH.

Bought another one salesman found me exactly what I asked for & it's already got pipes bars & the…read moremagnum front rim only 12k miles they put on new tires full service and detailed her thanks again to the whole team all working together like a well oiled machine

welcome to 2026 and national powersports…read more 2013 road glide, 13yo with almost 40k miles .... still $11,000. mechanical notes "rear rocket seep"! why not just FIX IT!!!! then they have a 2007 street glide, "select unit", which i dunno sounds like it should be a GOOD thing, not cheap... "needs steering issue corrected"... because it's a SALVAGE TITLE!!! what world are we living in?!? national just pedals JUNK, and they won't budge at all on price. what a frustrating experience

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.

Bought a tire and tube for my dirtbike. Paid with cash and got a 15% discount without even asking…read morefor it. Now thats something that dosent happen every day!!

bought a bike from this place was great buy and service. also got repairs done on my bike was was…read morereasonable price i will b back soon.

Are super friendly, quick easy in and out for a sticker?…read moreAnything you need their knowledgeable in snowmobile motorcycle, etc.

I went to this shop for the first time to have my state inspection. While there, I discussed my…read moreneed t have some handlebar risers installed. The shop owner scheduled my appointment and performed the work expertly and at a reasonable rate. I would highly recommend this shop to all riders in need of service.

I've had a couple experiences with Second Wind. First, when I bought my RevIt Sirocco jacket a few…read moreyears a go. The parts girl, Carlie, cut me a great deal on the jacket, as they were (at the time) discontinuing the RevIt line. Happily, they're stocking Rev'It again now. Four years later, I paid full price for an Arai helmet. I thought it was fair, given the expert help in fitting, and their previous willingness to bargain. Overall, Second Wind seems like a well-run business. The employees I've worked with are real motorcycling enthusiasts, competent, and friendly. The gear they carry, Shoei, Arai, Rev'It, and BMW is generally considered top notch stuff, and does its job well. They may not have the cheapest gear, but riding gear isn't necessarily the place to pinch pennies.

Forced to buy Evans coolant since they are the only place in the area that has it. The lady in…read moreparts told me it was $27/us gal. Apparently she was mistaken and it was only a half gallon. Looking first before telling someone would fix this issue. I also asked to have the pre-flush ordered, 1 us gal. It was never ordered. I will not be back to Second Wind Triumph again, they could use a second wind to get themselves better organized.

They are good people and stand behind there products…read more I have bought several sleds and ATV's over the years and most are from Amherst Motor Sports. They are fair to deal with. They always give me a comparable deal - I check the competition! They are good people - stand behind there product even when it is beyond the manufacture guarantee when they think it is the right thing to do. They are a partner vendor not just a sales organization. Looking for a trusted supplier - Amherst Motorsports is the way to go.

I have been so impressed with Amherst Motorsports from day one. When shopping around for a new…read moreATV, this dealer was by far the most helpful, friendly, and knowledgable about the different machines and what features I might need and want. I ended up purchasing a new 570SP in August of 2017. While I have had a few issues with my new machine in the year I've owned it, I can't say enough about how great Amherst Motorsports has been about addressing the issues and going to bat for me with Polaris in terms of warranty support. They have definitely gone above and beyond. If you're looking for a dealer with a great sales and service department, look no further.