Phoenix Cycle Shop

soundhead18

Dave and Steve did exactly what my bike needed and what I was looking for in an overhaul…and exactly on budget. They went above and beyond my expectations! Bike runs great and they made it rider friendly. Something I really needed because I’m a beginner. I actually asked them to do something they’ve never done, in the Carbon Fiber look for the tank and they were able to figure out how to accomplish it within my budget. I will definitely use Phoenix Cycle Shop in Westbrook for all my cycle needs!

James DAmbrosio

This is my first motorcycle, a 1978 Honda CB750K. I have included a before and after photo. Dave and Steve did all the upgrades which include: new exhaust; electronic ignition; new ignition switch; new brake light modulator; LED replacement all around; new stainless steel spokes front and back; new rear drum; new wheel bearings; new tires; new chain and sprockets; complete front brake system including caliper, stainless steel lines, rotor and master brake cylinder and black clutch and brake levers; new front fork seals, oil and springs; new silver-gray power coating on the lower fork tubes; cleaned and treated inside of the tank to seal any cracks and protect from rust....and they do the oil changes. I am not a mechanic. I am a new rider who has found a love for riding this classic motorcycle. Without Dave and Steve, I would not have purchased this bike. Who would I trust to do what needs to be done -- and no more -- and to be done right the first time? I have put other upgrades on the list, and they told me they were unnecessary. "We don't want to take your money for services and upgrades that are not needed," they said. What mechanics say that? Their work is precise and reasonably priced, and they deliver it when they say. It is hard to find impeccable service in any industry. If you want it for your vintage motorcycle, go see Dave and Steve, or Steve and Dave since they really are two of the same person.

Salali Rhodes

Phoenix cycle shop is an awesome local business. I was told about the place last year by a Co worker and I have been by there several times now for advice and repairs. These guys are a wealth of knowledge and are willing to share it, I first went by there full of questions about my 40 year old motorcycle and they had all the answers, from what was and wasn't original to my bike, to where I could order new replacement parts online. Now I have finally had them work on my 80s Honda this year after all of my questions and picking their brains, and I was not disappointed. I asked them when I could bring my bike by and I was lucky that the spring rush hadn't happened yet so they said anytime. I rode the bike there dropped it off and it was only several days later and I had my bike back all done up and ready to ride. I had them do my chain and sprockets, they noticed my kickstand wasn't correct and the bike leaned too far over, so they sourced a correct one and replaced it, new tires, oil change, and had them diagnose a problem with the bike hesitating while riding, I had noticed the front brakes were making noise on the way there so I asked them to look at that as well. Turned out the hesitation was due to one of the front brake calipers pistons sticking due to being rusty, so they rebuilt the caliper with new bits and its working fantastic now. For all the work they put in to my machine their prices are very reasonable and the invoice listed out everything they did and I am very pleased. These guys at Phoenix cycle genuinely seem to enjoy what they do and are absolutely willing to share information, give advice and do awesome work every day. I hadn't even spent any money there and they answered my questions and gave me excellent advice about my new to me antique motorcycle and that's worth more than gold in my opinion. If you're looking for an excellent local motorcycle shop these guys are a phenomenal choice. I recommend giving them a call if you need anything done and seeing when they can squeeze you in, they get busy when the weather gets warm but in the winter months they have more openings.

James Hebert

I had purchased a custom made fender from a third party vendor, hoping to have it mounted on my bike. Steve and Dave from Phoenix Cycles took great care of me and handled the mounting superbly. They also had the fender painted to match the OEM colors already on the bike, and the result was nothing less than that I had envisioned in my mind. The service was great, their cost estimates fair, and the work was quality - hard to find all three of these favorable characteristics in a shop these days. I'll be bringing my bike here for all of my future work.