RIDERS BEWARE! Back in May 2020 I dropped off my ride for a 10 point inspection to have the following fixed: ABS lights, injectors cleaned, tune up, tail lights, & anything else that could be corrected. I was also concerned with my poor gas mileage and white smoke coming from the pipes. I'll keep this short because this could easily become an epic novel. Nothing was repaired and my BMW was put into worse condition than what I brought it in. I was missing several parts and my rear brake lights were a disaster. Non-OEM parts were trying to be installed to fix my lights and it just looked terrible. The wires were shortened and an electrical fire was visible as one of my turn signals was melted. In addition the clamping plastic clips were all broken and all the holes for the screws were stripped from improper drill use. I had to use tape and glue to make them stay together. The pictures will show it all. I was told the bike would be ready in two weeks, and it took THREE MONTHS! When I picked up the motorcycle my wife noticed parts were missing & waited 30 minutes for Danny to locate them. Riding home my BMW felt off, luckily my wife followed well behind. When I got home I noticed my seat was not even bolted on and I could have fallen off. I had to spend over $50 to replace 4 bolts. For my jacked up custom BS tail lights it took me three days to temporarily repair all the damage made by the shop. After this repair in NOV, I left for Texas on a family emergency and when I got back in the new year I took my bike for a spin. It kept back firing like a gun shot and it almost threw me off while shifting. It was still blowing even more smoke from the pipes and now it was shifting terribly and kicking like a mule. Every time I came to a stop or a slow yield it would cut off on me. When I got it home I found the problem. I have attached pictures for everyone to see. One of the major pipes that connects directly to the blocks was not connected. I can't believe the shop never put this back together. Now I have to take my bike in and get all the damage repaired. The $400 I spent on a crappy brake light repair will now cost me an additional $600 for parts an labor, to fix someone else's mistakes. If all the damage that was done exceeds more than 1K not including the tail light I plan on taking the owner to small claims court; as I am an unemployed disabled veteran I can't afford to spend this kind of money on poor quality of work. read more