Davis Motorsports

Brought my R6 in for spark plug and air filter change. The shop was extremely busy, but they nonetheless did the work quickly, in order to accommodate me (I don't own a car, so moto is only transportation).Labor cost was more than fair, and they didn't try to add on unnecessary services (in fact, because my coolant fluid was clean, they didn't flush it even though I had said I'd be willing to have it done). They also gave me a tank and triple tree bolt, for free.Highly recommend DMS. It's awesome to have a local shop with competent, good guys.

They sold my son an ATV off the showroom floor. It broke down after the first trip... Brought it back for repairs and he advised he would get it in ASAP. It has been 24 weeks now and I can't get an answer from them. They keep shining me on... and won't fix the bike. 7 phone calls to see what the status is... and he quotes me the same delay as before. Bad business

Great service and recommendations for my issues The staff went above and beyond to help me out.

I am totally impressed with the shop. I made a random telephone call to them inquiring about the possibility of them having a motor scooter. While they carry almost all motorcycles, the owner stayed in contact with me for a couple of months and we found a match. He was not pushy in fact I was always the one to call him. He always took my calls and was very patient with my questions. The day I picked the scooter up, He went over the entire scooter with me. This was actually not a scooter from his shop nor was it a consigned item. I really appreciate his time and His honesty. I use the scooter for DoorDash. He helped me get out of a car. I will return for maintenance service and help down the road to move into a humble motorcycle. This place is awesome and the people are real. I lived in Davis 14 years and I am glad their here. Awesome place at/or

Great customer service I needed parts for my KX450F last minute to get me riding for my yearly trip they helped me out order the parts and got me on the road and while I was there they helped me with my other projects as well. I was so impressed I brought my 2017 road glide in for a complete motor upgrade. They did a great job and they researched everything to give me the best advice and service possible. They communicated great they called me and informed me on everything very pleased highly recommended.

Brian is always on it. He's very straight forward and honest. I've taken a few things to him now and referred a buddy to him as well. I will continue to send work his way.

Solid place. I am someone who is always cautious when it comes to mechanics, because I have heard and experienced horror stories, but I would definitely recommend Davis Motorsports, because of Brian. I trust Brian and he is more than fair with price and will work with you if you're in a pickle. He's tightened chains for about $40 and this one time my shifter shaft came off while I was riding, because the bolt came out. They were on their way for lunch when I was heading in, but he stopped what he was doing to grab a bolt from one of his own bikes and put it in for about $40 total for parts and labor. He's someone who is definitely passionate about riding and passionate about getting you back on the road safely. Great person. He truly cares about you and the experience you get. And don't be afraid to ask questions. I know sometimes mechanics are a little bit rough around the edges and it can be intimidating, but never be afraid to question something or get answers. I will be honest and say that Brian welcomes questions the most and helps you become more knowledgeable in your bike. It can be a bit scary to get clarity, but Brian informs you very well and is super nice. I have read a couple other comments on here from Brandon R. and other people as well. And I definitely understand the caution. But you have to think about it from the business's and owner's point of view. They are trying to make a living just like anybody else and though it might have been bad business they are doing the best that they can and no one is perfect and people make mistakes. I had an experience where I was given one price, but another employee said the fee was $25 more than what I expected, but that may or may not be a communication error. Sometimes the owner is able to flex things, because he is the owner, and he has the final say. The staff go by a standard. So I recommend when these things happen, just wait, be patient and perhaps even take your bike back until you can talk to the right person face-to-face. Have some form of writing or written agreement. People make mistakes, but I don't think it's fair to review a business in it's entirety based off on one experience. Things happen. That's why even though some small things have happened, I still would highly recommend this place, because of Brian.I hope this helps.

so I finally got my ZRX1200 to Davis Motorsports. what one shop couldn't do Davis Motorsports stepped up and got the ZRX back running like it did brand new. Yes, absolutely it was well worth the wait. The carbs had to be rebuilt and they are the only shop that was willing to take this on. Now every time I ride it, I will remember the first ride when I bought it in 2001. I am very happy with their work and the way my bike now runs is a testament to finding great people to work on the older motorcycles. I'm giving them a 110 percent rating on their work. if you, like me needs a quality shop, Davis motor sports is the place. They work on new bikes as well as older bikes. My bike was there for almost three months and I will tell you it's worth the wait. Call them and I guarantee you won't be sorry.

I read all the reviews and was looking forward to doing business with DM but sad to say our experience was not great like the reviews. We were initially quoted $800 to fix an oil leak with the understanding that parts were on back order due to Covid, no problem. About a month later we were contacted that the motor had to be dropped and it would be an additional $800-$1000 for repair, which I asked why they didn't know this before, seeing how they repair bikes. Nonetheless, we approved the additional cost with an understanding that it would be about $1800-$2000 when all was said and done. Another month goes by and we contact them to find out the status of the bike and we're told they needed to order additional parts, rings, since the other ones broke - fast forward to today when we got the call that the bike is ready and the amount due is $2600 - imagine our surprise. When we arrive to get the bike I ask Brian how we went from $1800-$2000 to $2600 and he said that quote did not include parts, nor did the original $800 quote. I'm not sure how they run their business but shouldn't a quote include labor and parts? In the end Brian considered this a misunderstanding and kind of laughed as he walked away toward the counter. I wasn't sure what was funny about this and he proceeded to tell me that the original $800 quote was $500 labor and $300 parts, but wait...didn't he just tell me that the original $800 didn't include parts? At this point my husband went to the counter to pay the bill while Brian stated he felt attacked and this is what he gets for doing us a favor since they don't work on older bikes. I'm not sure what favor he did seeing how he was paid $2600. I personally won't be doing business with DM, I won't refer anyone I know to them, I'll leave a review wherever I can and I'll be contacting the BBB. If you choose to do business with them get the quote in writing, confirm it's for labor and parts and I hope your experience is better than ours.

I've had Davis Motorsports do two jobs for me. 1 Fork Rebuild for my 2007 Triumph Daytona 675. The forks are leaking a little bit just days after. But that could be due to the condition of the forks which probably have some dings in the tubes.The second and final job was when I didn't tighten my oil cap on my clutch side for my 2008 ninja zx-6r. It flew off on the highway and it was raining, so water went into my engine.I brought my bike to Brian's shop for an emergency cap replacement and oil change to drain out the water.He made the same mistake I did. He didn't tighten the oil cap firmly enough and the cap flew off on the highway where it was raining the heaviest I have ever seen on the highway. So two pints of water later....Brian is a good guy, so he sent one of his employees to my house to check if the "threads" on my clutch cover were worn out which may have caused the cap to fall out. It wasn't.And when I told him I wanted synthetic oil which I have been using all this time, he tells me that I am scamming him to get the higher quality oil from his shop. So I had to settle with semi-synthetic which made him happy but me not much so.Still, just a misunderstanding from both parties in my perspective, so I still recommend this place since Brian's a good guy. Anyone who doesn't have time to work on their own bikes should go here for sure.