Amazingly professional, Super friendly…read more Extremely fair priced Flexible and understanding Their work ethic was highly noticeable and all this coming from a thirty year military vet who has high expectations Tell all your friends!!!! I am so happy I found them! See you in the spring for my oil change!!!!

Since many of these reviews were several years old I thought I should share this to keep everyone…read moreup to date. Called to request service for my Honda NC 700X and was told they are not doing motorcycles at this time due to high demand for other services. They did suggest a specific dealership in the area.

Great guys and reliable as well. Good people too boot!!…read more They are true enthusiasts and I appreciate they always taking care of me.

He fixed my bike once after an accident with a deer and once after a terrible storm blew my bike…read moreover. He also added some after market exhaust and cleaned up my back end!! Great shop good guys customer service is on point!!

I went there sometime ago to have work done on my Harley that I had. A big fat dude with a bad…read moreattitude worked on it. He put it back together and left loose bolts all over the place. The first day I rode it I was hearing something making a big rattle. Got it home and found all type of loose stuff that he didn't torque down. I spent the next 30 min. tightening loose bolts. I called him up and he got an attitude like I was criticizing his sloppy work. I'll never go back there again. Also they quote you a price, then when you pay by credit card they charge you a higher price. They never mentioned the quote was for cash only.

I've been going to Ed for over twenty years. He's the most honest, knowledgeable, skilled Harley…read moremechanic I've been to and I've had my bike to shops in Maryland, Indiana, Colorado and Kentucky. He's not the cheapest. It's a small shop; just him and Tom; so the volume isn't there like other places but when in in the middle of the highway I know their work relied on. The specialize in older Harleys. "Official" Harley dealerships won't touch my '72 Shovelhead. Ed knows all the idiosyncrasies of that and others ... Pans, knuckles, flatheads. You gotta stop by.

Purchased a dirt bike from this location. The sales representative, Cayle, was extremely…read moreknowledgeable about the bike and walked me through the entire process. It was shared with me that the COO would come with the bike. This is where Dave came into the picture. Right, Wrong, or Indifferent, Dave has a huge ego/chip that comes across extremely disrespectful from a customer standpoint. I stated if the bike doesn't have a COO, I will bring the bike back for a refund. Dave's response, 'Well bring it back". Two minute later Cayle calls me back and stated he will get the COO. Approximately 10 days later, the dealership obtained the COO and processed the bike in a manner it should have been from the start. Cayle was great!!! Dave on the other hand is the reason for this rating. If this dealership has the only part in the world for my bike, I would park the bike or sell it for part, before I go back in there. 100% because of Dave's ego and disrespectful manner. Thank you Cayle for what you did, and my opinion/rating doesn't reflect you what so ever. Looking through the reviews, I am sure that there will be a response, "there are two sides to every story" to cover up for ownership and accountability for Dave's actions. JT Motor Sports is a not out of the way what so ever and they will not disappoint or disrespect you.

Just bought my 2024 KRT SE ABS Ninja from Ellicott MotorSports! Tomorrow makes one week Cayle…read moredelivered my baby to me! I highly recommend them because they won't try to beat you out of money and seem really trustworthy. Everyone I met during my short time there (30mins to sign some papers) was SUPER NICE! Cayle and team made it a pleasureable experience.

These guys are amazing!!! I came in with a non-motorcycle service issue. I needed to replace the…read moredonut spare tire on my minivan's donut rim. Automotive tire shops can't work on the narrower tires. But motorcycle tires are narrower than car tires. The service department fixed me up lightning fast, and with helpful, joyful, great attitudes. I can't praise them enough! You guys are fantastic!!! Thanks so much!!!

Unfortunately they decided not to contact me. I don't know what's the reason, probably not Deaf…read morefriendly. Dishonest and rude. I was trying to give them a chance by phone call. I called and relay (interpreter) heard a rude guy, he said "I'm not going deal with him", obviously they aren't Deaf friendly. My community not pleased and they wouldn't doing a business with this store. I spoke with the HQ about this situation and they not pleased how the store treats me. The HQ referred me to other store which is more Deaf friendly. It's all good. So I wouldn't recommend this store.

This is going to be long because I want to be fair and detailed. I went in to have a few things…read moredone on my '07 Ducati S4RS and it took an excessive amount of time by anyones standards. Especially considering that Brian(Kundratic) was taking in other bikes and completing jobs on them while I was still waiting around. This was a project I had been planning for a year and I was pretty patient, but 4 months for a paint job, powder coat, ruined fender, and rear sprocket/frame slider install is ridiculous. It wouldn't have been so bad if I had not seen other bikes getting done while I waited and if Brian didn't have such a terrible attitude towards getting anything done on time and getting good workout out of his paint subcontractor. For the $5k I spent here I had to go somewhere else to have some of their work corrected. I'll explain my experience with each of the things I had done below. Paint job: Paint job seemed pretty pricey @ $2,200 for tank and front/rear fender. (2 colors, 2 black numbers, and some pinstriping on a sportbike. Also had 2 decals put on the gas tank) Paint came back wrong TWICE. First time there was red that bled under a pinstripe into a white field, second was bubbles under a decal. The bubbles could have been there when the paint work came back the first time but Im not sure. Either way 2 issues that the painter should have caught before returning the work. Brian doesn't do the paint work himself and he sent it back the first time. It came back a month later with bubbles under one of the decals, the one on the other side of the gas tank looked fine but I was told by Brian's painter up in PA (skip something) "we don't warranty decals provided by the customer". My question is if you see an issue why wouldn't you tell me so I can get new decals to you instead of producing a shit product and blaming the customer? Through all this back and forth Brian was more concerned about Skip being upset than with me getting a good paint job. I had to go to another painter to fix this a-hole painters work. (He deserves that description based on my email conversations with him) Rear fender: This will be hard to explain without pictures but suffice it to say this could have been done MUCH better. I had a rear fender for a Ducati sport classic 1000 that I wanted to have cut to fit snugly around the tail end of the seat the way the S4RS OEM rear fender does. I could have done this myself but figured why not have Kundratic do it as they are doing everything else. Brian ended up making the cut too wide and left a .5" gap between the seat and the fender. When I asked him about it he just said "I can fix it, its just time" explaining that he could fill in the gaps with fiberglass but he would charge me for the time. If he hadnt messed up the template and cut it too wide in the first place it wouldnt need to be fixed!! Powder coat: I needed to have each side of the engine cases powder coated black which obviously required removing them and replacing the seals and gaskets when the powder coated pieces were reinstalled. Instead of ordering the parts himself, I had to order them from Pete's Cycle. (The other shops I went to for repairs said they would have ordered the parts themselves as that is part of their service) the powdercoat job was fine and the reinstall was done well. But the attitude in getting the work done and the speed at which it went sucked NET NET: I had to dispute several charges with my credit card company over 2 months to cover the cost of paint repair and to get compensation for the ruined fender. For a bad attitude, slow work, and no concern as to whether not the customer is treated right, or to turn a dream project into a nightmare, go to Kundratic Kustoms!

Called and was flatly told they couldn't service my bike because it wasn't a Harley. Sorry for…read moreinconveniencing you.

Before bringing my Ducati 1260s to Bob's Ducati, it ran perfectly. I transported it in the back of…read moremy Silverado to have new tires installed, and while I was there, they also recommended an oil change. After getting the bike home, I immediately noticed major issues -- it now runs terribly, stalls frequently, and the ride is no longer smooth. This was not the case before I brought it in. While I'd like to believe this wasn't intentional, it's hard to ignore the timing. The staff seemed friendly and provided decent customer service, but that doesn't change the fact that my bike went from working perfectly to running poorly right after their service. I will be contacting Ducati Corporation to file a formal complaint. If my concerns are validated, I will have nothing positive to say about Bob's Ducati going forward.

Bob's Motorcycles feels like family. I had a wonderful experience buying my new BMW F800GS, thanks…read moreto Yale at Bob's Motorcycles. It all started when a friend encouraged me to take a BMW Rider Academy class in South Carolina that Bob's organized and sponsored--getting my friends and me discounts on the class and sending Yale and Amy to represent Bob's there. I wanted to buy an adventure bike after the course, and when I texted Yale on a Saturday night after hours, he surprised me by responding immediately. We ended up talking for over 30 minutes about my riding goals and hopes & dreams, all after work hours! I went into Bob's several days later, and Yale started out by giving me a tour and introducing me to everyone. Much to my surprise, they all already knew who I was, knew I'd be coming, knew I'd been at the course in South Carolina... it just really felt like home... like family. And what's more, because I had told Yale on the phone that my primary concern was seat height, he had already researched seat heights on multiple makes and models (not just BMWs or Ducatis) for me. Over the course of my purchasing experience, I got to know multiple people at Bob's - Yale, Amy, Jim, Lorrie... I could have purchased this bike at any number of dealers... I chose Bob's because I felt like I was home. So the bottom line is that if you want an experience that makes you feel like you're home among family... just call Yale at Bob's Motorcycles for your next new or used bike purchase or trade-in.

A buddy of mine told me about this place. So when it was time to get new tires on my Harley, I…read moredecided to go down and talk to them. I spoke with a really nice girl at the front and she was super helpful. I also spoke with one of the other guys that worked there when I had came back to actually drop the bike off and they were both really cool. They answered all my questions and they were just cool to talk to. They did a great job on my bike and gave me the best deal that they could. When it's time for tires again, I will definitely be back.

Restoring a classic 2001 BMW R1200C motorcycle. Parts are hard to find but this shop has been very…read moreaccommodating and resourceful. I like the customer treatment and trust I feel. Nice clean shop with very experienced employees. Would use them again.