Top 5 Motorcycle Dealers in San Diego County

4645 Morena Blvd, San Diego, CA 92117, United States

“The team at San Diego Harley Davidson made the trade in from my previous 2021 Trike to the 2021 CVO Trike very easy! The Service Department moved all of the extras that I wanted to keep from my trade-in to the new trike without any problems. Again, great people to work with from Sales to Service!!”

1725 Hacienda Dr, Vista, CA 92081, United States

“No pressure and I was not treated like someone who doesn't ride a bike. What I hate most is when someone questions if I even have a license. They didn't treat me like that here. I also needed my bike lowered and they did a great job answering my questions, concerns, keeping me updated and making sure it was smooth for me. I did come from national city so it was a way for me. Mannie and Logan are amazing. The rest of the team as well!”

7696 Broadway, Lemon Grove, CA 91945, United States

“Went in looking for a new bike. Tania took good care if me and helped me every step of the way! Really nice show room and variety of bikes. They offer one of the best vehicle warranties ive seen. No regrets on my purchase!”

3617 India St, San Diego, CA 92103, United States

“I had such an easy going experience with these guys. The most pleasant way to have spent 15k lol. They made everything so streamlined, so fast and literally no pressure sale. I walked in, I went home to try and decide between a Ducati and an Aprillia. I called the next day and the Aprillia had sold. They quickly brought me a bike, had it setup and worked with me to get the purchase done remotely. Absolutely stellar. Highly recommend giving these guys a shot if you're purchasing. Best of luck to you guys at GP Motorcycles. Thank you for such a great experience.”

690 N 2nd St, El Cajon, CA 92021, United States

“Awesome store, been around for a while. Been a customer since they were in Lemon Grove. Got my 2013 GSXR millennium edition there and most of my gear. Also great staff. Bought maxima 10 40 oil for my street bike and some two stroke oil aswell just last week.”

5673 Kearny Villa Rd, San Diego, CA 92123, United States

“I took my G650GS in for a oil and filter change. I mentioned to Omar that there was an oil drip (one drop per ride). Oil and filter change $164.94, oil leak diagnostic $175.00. The total to "fix" the oil leak was $989.96, on top of the $175.00 diagnostic fee. There were several line items and labor. Totally acceptable, if it actually addressed the oil leak. When I got the bike back, I immediately noticed it was actually dripping probably two to three drops per ride. The oil leak was actually worse! The current leak seems to be coming from under the right side chain cover (the first picture shows some oil). This side cover needed to be removed for the oil change. Not only did the mechanic use a non-oem replacement washer, they forgot to install a different bolt (second picture). I never noticed this oil leak prior to taking the bike in for this service. I think I would have noticed this coming down the side case. So, I paid $989.96 to stop an oil leak, and that didn't work. Now they want thousands more to pull the engine and fix the leak on the right side. I asked Omar why this wasn't addressed in the first $175.00 diagnostic fee. He told me there was too much oil on that side of the engine to see it. Does that make any sense? If there is oil on the outside of the engine, maybe there's an issue there. Like I said before, I don't think oil was leaking from there before I took the bike in. In my opinion, it's not a coincidence oil is leaking from the same area where they did shoddy work. Another thing that rubs me the wrong way is the flippant attitude Omar has about my time. They use a non-oem washer and forget to install a bolt, and all he has to say is bring the bike back, leave it, and they'll fix it. What about my time, inconvenience and paying for the rides back and forth. I make it a practice not to patronize low quality, dishonest businesses. There are many other motorcycle repair facilities that do honest work and care about their clientele. I won't be going back to San Diego BMW Motorcycles unless management changes the way they treat their customers. P.S. I own several motorcycles. This is my second BMW. If this engine does need all these repairs to stop the engine from leaking oil at 8000 miles, shame on BMW. Maybe they're not the quality motorcycle they used to be.”