Motorcycles of Manchester

Bought my ATV there six months ago. Went in last week because they wheel fell apart, nothing broken, just came apart. I was traveling downhill at under 15 mph. Service person comes out and starts spouting off all the things that were wrong with it… I tell him he is out of his mind because nothing is broken. Mechanic comes over and says it’s only a few nuts and bolts, just fell apart. They call me a few days later to tell me I bent my drive shaft (less than a 1000 miles, under warranty). I don’t believe them and do not get it fixed. I am selling my ATV because I feel like I am always going to screwed when I need service ESP there. Recently called around for another opinion n have to pay 85 dollars for someone to look at it… Was fun while it lasted.

Just brought my bike to MOMs. Told me I needed rear brake pads so I had them change them. Well they left the inside rear pad off and now I have to replace the calipers, pad and disc. Thank God the bike didn’t lock up on the highway on the way home. I, my family, have purchased 4 bikes over the last 3 years from Moms and I am very disappointed. Today I will call and ask for them to get me a new caliper, pads and disc. I’ll repost to let you all now if they bone up.

Buying anything Motorcycle related can be tough. Yes, all places will help you pull out your wallet, but, they don’t care what you buy, only that YOU BUY! MoM’s is different, they want to know: how long you’ve been riding, how you ride, where you ride, what your budget is, etc… Also, as riders themselves, they know what works and what doesn’t– which is a real lifesaver all of the time.
Buying a bike or gear should be fun too. Like a good bar, they should remember your name when you go in– even if you haven’t been there in a while. Finally, you should be treated well– even if they are making fun of your bike.
Well, MoM’s has the best prices: new & used for bikes, and, for gear as well. Also, some gear sounds great, but, doesn’t actually work the way it’s made out too. MoM’s will steer you clear of those things, and, direct you to what DOES work.
Although it’s a very big operation, it’s really very personal. They seem to know everyone, and, only help when asked. You wanna stare at the pretty bikes? Don’t worry, they get it! You’re finally ready to pull the trigger on that used bike, but, want to trim the fat out of the deal? If there’s room– they’ll move, but, if not– they’ll show you why not, take ego out of the deal and still try to make it happen in your favor. Really.
Everyone rides, and, everyone is super knowledgeable, but, no one is afraid to admit to not knowing an awnser either. Great service operation, less expensive than other stores by far, and, everyone will go out of their way to make things work right for you and your budget. I recommend MoM’s to every rider looking for anything motorcycle related, but, they are so good that they aren’t exactly a secret.
It’s nice to be able to say great things about a place, without worry that someone will have a bad experience. I’ve done business there for years, and, never had a hiccup. Service has been outstanding — I even did a ‘project bike’ over the winter with MoM’s– on a budget! As a new rider, they kept me on track, really kept me from making a couple of mistakes, put me in the right gear for my needs and (moderate) budget, and, helped me with bike recommendations. Hey, they even let me buy the wrong bike– on my own– and never once said «I told you so!» but, was right by my side when I realized that I got in over my head and helped me out with a better choice.
MoM’s is like having a friend «in the business» for everyone who walks through their doors. That is great for the new rider and the seasoned rider alike. Always fair, very honest, they are in business to make a profit. But, they don’t need to make their year on any one customer, and, if something goes wrong they take care of it right away, without excuses, fair and square. MoM”s always finda a way to help a fellow rider. Those attributes put them head and shoulders above the competition.
On more than 1 occasion, I seen service techs stay late for a customer with an emergency. And, more than once, I’ve had to be met early, before store hours, for a bike swap. No problem. They are truly service focused and deserve the awesome reputation they have built as the best place to do anything motorcycle in New England.

My bike broke down on a memorial ride for a close friend. I was able to rent a bike and have my bike fixed by the time I brought the rental back.
Very professional very good people, next time I am in the area I will stop by again!

MOM’s always has good choice of bikes. Sales team is friendly and helpful. Sometimes they have nice discounts for new bikes. However the price of used bikes is higher than average.

Bought a bike from them in March at the bike show. After riding less then 500 miles computer fried on the bike. They told me bike had a 30 day guarantee but the bike was in storage for over 30 days because I bought it in the winter season. Called dealer was told i can bring bike in for service but they will not give me a break on any repairs not happy with dealership I guess the lesson i learned is not to buy a bike in the winter

Mom’s is great. They have a large selection of nice bikes, and their service is top notch. They have a very friendly and knowledgeable staff, and their prices are very reasonable for parts and service. I am and will continue to be a regular customer.

I’m sort of surprised that I haven’t reviewed this yet…
Okay, if you’ve looked around Boston for a motorbike, you will notice something fast. GBMS, Riverside, and a bunch of the other cycle shops are owned by the same group. This group sucks in so many ways, that I’ll just highlight a view choice issue:. bullshit add-​on charges, bad service, and a not so friendly attitude.
So, go to Mom’s. No pressure Sales, good accessories department, and they sell a variety of new and used bikes at great prices. They let you test ride, too. I just saw a new Suzuki that I’ve been ogling for almost $ 1,500 less than other other places are selling it for. And there’s no bullshit «Administrative» Fee here.
Money Fairy, hit me up… Pleeeze?
Mom’s has most cycle brands in the house. Ducati? Harley? Victory? Of course, they have Hondas, Kawasaki’s, and Suzuki’s, too. Sometimes they get in some wicked older bikes, too. Sometimes they get some hilarious bikes in, too. I just peeped a Purple and White Gold Wing, decked out in American Eagles. It was awesomely tacky.
They have complimentary coffee and donuts and popcorn, too. Good, because I get peckish.