Great having a motorcycle parts store close by. The owner knows his stuff when it comes to bikes…read moreand offers great service with the little things. Anybody that rides will appreciate the quick service, parts availability, and the know-how and they have a website www.bikepartsplusoutlet.com

From the owner: Quality motorcycle parts and accessories you can depend on. We carry maintenance supplies and parts…read morefor bikes as far back as 1970. We are motorcycle riders and builders who understand what it takes to keep your pride and joy on the road or, get that classic project up and running like new. Stop in and visit with us Monday thru Saturday or check out our website. You can also email any parts requests for pricing to info@bikepartsplusoutlet.com

Needed a carb needle they were more than willing to help took there time and found me the right…read morethings very helpful

I bought my 2021 Massimo 410 from the Magnolia store . Justin and his wife where very nice and made…read moresure he found a unit to fit my 5x8 trailer . He answered all the questions I had and believe me I had a lot . he never complained. Thank you Justin . I believe he and his wife are honest people so if you need a new toy they have them if not I am sure Justin will find what you need.

tigger is the best, always has what you want...ive been there twice and was worth the drive from…read morekaty.

Upon my first visit.... cool ass old heads. Shop talk very…read moreinformative, you can always learn something new. Professional, friendly... people you want to be around. I live in Richmond, TX and although my visit was brief... it was worth the trip. Found things I could use on my Yamaha V Star 650 bobber project.

i came in a couple days ago and asked a dude with a horrible beard if they would price match a tire…read moreI found from a different website and first he told me they don't price match then told me the website I was trying to price match was on a "list" of places they don't price match, i felt like he was being weird so I submitted a price match request through the cycle gear website and they responded saying they would happily price match. I have never left a bad review but like bro you didn't want to help that bad ?? I ended up buying from the other website.

Out of all the Cycle Gears, these guys are the nicest and most eager to get you taken care of in my…read moreexperience. Thanks to Gus for helping me get tires and a riders preferred membership set up.

Came in for a tire repair the man had it done fast. Reasonable price as well I'm happy.read more

These guys performed great work at a reasonable price. I would drive across town just to have them…read moreservice my bike.

Best pricing in Motorcycle tires and Great folks! I took my bike for my new wheel install and the…read moreprice was reasonable. They also warranty their tire sales Thank you.

If you want to consign your motorcycle at On the Border Motorcycles in Pasadena, Texas, make sure…read moreyou understand what you're getting into. There are online reviews from many irate motorcyclists who have had really negative experiences with consigning their bike at On the Border, although they're more hysterical than informative. Hopefully the following will help you make up your mind - I wish someone had told me this before I got involved with them: 1. Read the consignment contract thoroughly! It will take AT LEAST 45 days to receive any payment for the sale of the bike. Excuses for delays will be profuse - DO NOT BELIEVE THEM! There is absolutely no problem with the DMV processing titles, and OtB's 'lender' probably doesn't even exist - it's just the invisible partner to the visible owner at the shop. 2. Bring a witness with you and even better record every conversation about the bike you might have with any employee. 3. Take lots of pictures of the bike when you drop it off. 4. Make sure that you understand and review every detail of the contract, and that every portion of it is filled out. 5. Make copies of EVERYTHING - both your contract and the OtB contract, any documentation that goes with the bike, title, repairs made - EVERYTHING! 6. Check with the DMV or police department monthly to see if the title has already been transferred and you were not notified by OtB. 7. Check OtB regularly to check the status of the sale. If the owner happens to be on the phone with a potential buyer while he's talking to you on the other line, it's a scam. 8. Understand that 'We'll call you back' means absolutely nothing. They won't call you back. If you really want to find out what's going on after countless delays, show up unannounced at the shop. 9. If and when you do get paid, insist on a money order or cash. Do not accept a check or even a wire transfer - both can go sideways. 10. Get a detailed sales receipt - include this stipulation in the consignment contract. 11. Here are some organizations you can contact to find out about your legal rights as a bike owner consigning your bike - be prepared: The Attorney General of Texas DMV of Houston DMV Dealership Licensing Division of Texas The Better Business Bureau You'll likely get your money in the end, but not without a long dance amongst the smoke and mirrors of the other bikes on consignment at the shop. Man - do those bike owners know what they've gotten themselves into? It's probably best to just go elsewhere.

If you need something off their shelves, you may consider it. For services such as installing…read moretires, you should go to a place where your patronage is valued. The major issue with these brand stores, is that the personnel are just employees. They have no incentive or accountability, other than being nice. I ordered tires from Cycle Gear website, to be delivered to the store. On February 12th, I went to the store, to dropped my wheels. I paid for the installation in advance. I was told the wheels will be ready on February 17th, today at 12:00. As you guessed it, the wheels had still the old tires installed. The employee I spoke to was sorry, but at the end of the day, I drove there two times, removed my tires from my motorcycle for nothing. There is simply no process or system in place. No organization. The employee that brought the wheels back to me had no clue. At least they reimbursed me right away. Bottom line, if you need service, go to a store where the owners are going to want you back. Not Cycle Gear. The funny part is they attempted to have me take a membership, so I could get discounts!!! I would rather get quality and commitment, rather than promises!!! So long Cycle Gear! good luck!

Big cycle gear... employee nice... have big select option yes…read moreVery nice A lot of stuff here cool Make wise come Kyle gear caty yes

It's probably the best experience I've ever had. Haleem greeted me as soon as I parked. Alex, one…read moreof the other knowledgeable salespeople, knew how to make a customer feel at home by giving me cold water and letting me relax in the cooled off lounge with TV and with hockey. Calvin, the car guru, told me everything I needed to know about the operations of my vehicle. Khizar in finance made sure I was taken care of in a timely manner after receiving the best deal from the sales manager, Nick. Finally, Val ensured my car was clean and braying and ready for me to take home. Come see these guys that will give the experience of a lifetime.

My experience with Private Club Power Sports has been nothing short of unacceptable. I purchased a…read more2023 Polaris Slingshot from them in October, only to receive a vehicle with damages that were never disclosed at the time of sale. That alone raises serious concerns about their honesty and business practices. To make matters worse, the vehicle was delivered with only one key, and I was never provided the passcode/key information. For a purchase like this, that's basic and should never be overlooked. It is now April, and I still have not received a copy of the title. This has completely delayed my ability to properly register the vehicle and has created ongoing frustration. For a dealership to drag this out for months is inexcusable. Trying to get answers has been a constant runaround. I've been passed from one person to another with no accountability, no clear communication, and no resolution. Management has been just as ineffective--slow responses, empty promises, and no real effort to fix the situation. This experience feels like once they got the money, they stopped caring entirely. Between the undisclosed damage, missing key/passcode information, failure to provide proper paperwork, and lack of professionalism, I cannot recommend this company to anyone--especially if you are purchasing from out of state. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. This has been a costly and stressful mistake.

Exceptional personal service by highly qualified staff. My 2017 RT was quickly diagnosed while I…read morewaited, and repaired. Alejandro is clearly highly competent and running what likely the best bike repair and service shop in Houston. I highly recommend them.

I've unfortunately had to visit Sam twice for a 2025 GLA. The first time was for significant…read morefront-end damage. There were a few minor paint issues afterward, and he told me to bring it back if they didn't resolve after a wash. I got busy and never made it back. Recently, the same car was hit again on the rear driver side, so I returned to Sam. He did an excellent job--honestly, you can't tell anything ever happened. He also went ahead and corrected the paint from the previous repair and it looks great too. Turnaround was incredibly fast--dropped it off Friday and had it back by Sunday. Pricing is also very reasonable, especially if you're paying out of pocket. I hope I don't need body work again, but if I do, I wouldn't go anywhere else. Highly recommend this place.

My Subaru hydroplaned on 290 Labor Day weekend. Slammed into wall parallel and ruined my driver…read moreside suspension. Sam's shop is less than 2 miles from my house and reviews were good. Had it towed there. He was fast and got my car drivable quick. I was impressed! Although, no alignment. I was going to do no interest financing through Affirm, but he said he preferred cash and tacked on $125 for using Affirm. I brought back cash. $1680 total. I asked him for a receipt. He said he would send it to me. My car felt off but needed the alignment. Took it to my trusted mechanic who replaced all my suspension last summer. He told me the tie rod on front wheel wasn't done properly, bolt was tightened way too low. I also needed a wheel bearing and hub assembly. Told me was very unsafe to drive. Got that work done, another $1200. With a detailed receipt and warranty!! In the process, he showed me that Sam used junk parts on rear wheel suspension. Cross member, tie rod, both control arms and strut. He showed me the difference between the parts he put on last summer to Sam's junk parts. So I need to replace that strut as it's weak because salvage yard part. Sam has never sent me a professional receipt like I asked for. My car also came home with a long scratch on the opposite side of accident- passenger side. Sam got defensive and argued with me about it, pointed out his cameras and $100K cars, although he said he would buff it out but he didn't. In my opinion, Sam is an arrogant crook. No integrity and his business is just smoke and mirrors. Beware.