Cyclewerx

These guys are great. There’s a variety of things that each one of them specialize in and you can really take advantage of their experience in different things. There’s one guy there who is amazing with electrical work you have any sort of wiring problem the guy will figure it out. And another guy with tons of dirt bike racing experience sport bike enthusiast different kinds of road bikes these guys cover the gambit. Well I’ve lived in Toronto I have it all my work done there and never had a problem never had to go back. These guys are solid give them a try.

Cyclewerx really knows how to treat their customers. They are honest, friendly and very helpful guys. I can’t believe how much free advice and pointers they’ve given me, and some free bits and pieces they’ve had laying around the shop.
Sometimes it’s chaos there and messy but who cares, I ride an old beater CB650 and this is the place that knows how to service it and are always good about answering my questions etc about fixing small things on my own. It probably wouldn’t be the place the Harley crowd would go and I’m glad for that.
As long as I live in this city, they’ll be the choice of motorcycle mechanic for me

What I’ll say about the guys at Cyclewerx is that they are honest mechanics which is a hard thing to find these days. If you want to be pampered when your bike goes in for service, this is not the place for you (go to the BMW Motorrad dealership for that… latte and all). You get what you asked for. No more, no less and the prices are usually reasonable. The owner Tom is definitely a great guy and as long as he’s not too busy, you can usually get a good opinion from him. Their service can use a little help at times as they seem overwhelmed, tend to forget you ordered a part or a part of the service you requestded, but other than those gripes, not a bad option for having your bike serviced. Just make sure you stay on top of them and you should be happy with the end result.

Let me cut to the chase. How would you like to have your mechanic give you an oil change and forget to replenish your bike with oil. I rolled a way with a bone dry engine.
The proprietor, Tom, is a good guy. He seems to know what he’s doing, he wants to make his customers happy and he’s a hell of a nice guy. Unfortunately, he is faced with two major issues. First is he is taking on a ton of bikes and projects. The higher the quantity of bikes he’s working on, the lower the quality of the service he’s able to offer. Secondly, one of the mechanics that work for him is sloppy and does not know what he is doing.
I brought my 1975 Honda into Cyclewerx immediately after purchasing it from an electrician in the Guelph area. Bottom line is the bike came out of the shop is worst condition than when it went in. Here are a few details:
1. Replaced handlebar — Mechanic did not test the fit, and the handlebar dinged the tank.
2. Replace one of the front forks — Front brake seized and they allowed me to leave shop with faulty front brake.
3. Tune-​up — My bike would not start after leaving the shop bec carb kept flooding.
Bottom line is you’re better off finding another motorcycle mechanic shop.