GP Motorcycles

I showed up to purchase an aprilia bike. This place is very different from other places I have been too. No phony sales attitude, extremely helpful staff and they were very reasonable with the offer I made. Once we agreed on a price I was out of there in under 30 minutes. It was a cash transaction and I have been to other places and waited for hours so this was great. I would absolutely purchase again from gp motorcycles and will be sending anyone looking for a bike their way. Thank you

Would highly recommend this dealership and the sales person Chris ! He helped me out with all my questions and made the buying process easy! Came in on a used bike and ended up leaving on a new KTM! They have a ton of options and good parts as well.

Outstanding Service once again with the instillation of my new front brake level for my 2022 Livewire One. Much appreciation!!

Service is great. They know their stuff. Not cheap but you pay for quality service. I have a late model Goldwing with lots of electronics. They have carefully sorted out my issues without a callback. Excellent work. No hesitation to use them for me.

I bought a two year old bike from them a while ago. They claimed it had been inspected and was ready to go. However, in its supposed inspection.. if that happened.. they messed up its wiring resulting in stalling issues that caused me to drop the bike in traffic on my way home, when it stalled out if nowhere in the middle of a turn (loose spark plug wire - their fault, according to them). They fixed that, re-mounted the grip guards which were incorrectly tightened, lopsided. ..without even bothering you apologize.. But then, while they did that, also managed to knock the turn signal cluster swinging loose, nearly causing me another accident. Again, their fault. At least they admitted it.. but that's IT. Since then I've run into tons of issues all stemming from missing or incorrectly torqued/mismatched bolts. First, that same week I realized to my horror that the HANDLEBAR CLAMPS WERE ON BACKWARDS, bolts nearly sheared off, see photos. Whoever did that shouldn't be trusted to turn a wrench. Previous owner? Whatever. Inspect used bikes before you sell them! Discover thread lock, torque wrenches! you know, learn to be a legit mechanic? I normally never write reviews but this time it's a matter of public safety. You see, I just ran into another rider who bought a KTM from them too and had a similar horror story. 'Do not trust them to touch your bike, do not ride a bike they've touched.' is my advice.