Touring Moto Bar

I know nothing about trailers and they never once made me feel dumb for asking questions. Walked me through loading my Sportster twice until I had it down. That kind of patience is rare.

Ordered by text, paid online, picked up Saturday morning. Whole thing took four days. The confirmation emails alone were friendlier than most shops are in person.

Shipped a wheel set to Chicago. Took a day longer than quoted but they texted me updates the whole time without me chasing them. Parts arrived packed like they were made of glass. Would order again.

Cleaner in person than in the photos, and the photos were already good. Rode it home two hours after walking in.

Called about a carb question on a bike I did not even buy from them. Guy spent fifteen minutes talking me through it anyway. Guess where I am buying my next bike from.

Took a few days longer to get the title sorted than quoted, but they called me with updates before I had to ask. Bike itself is flawless.

Third trailer I have owned, first from Motown. Difference is night and day. They showed me the frame welds, the bearings, everything before I paid a cent.

Bought sight unseen. They shot a full walkaround video the same afternoon, pointed out every scratch honestly. Bike arrived exactly as shown.

Compression tested it in front of me, pulled the dipstick, showed me the brake pads. Sold me the bike with facts, not talk.

Been buying parts off these guys for two years now. Every single part graded honest — if they say light wear, it is light wear. My whole Softail rebuild is basically Motown parts at this point.

Traded my old Sportster in. Fair number on the trade, fair number on the new one, done in one visit. No back-and-forth to a manager nonsense.

They let me hear it cold start, showed me every service record, and never once rushed me. Six months and 4,000 miles later — zero surprises.

They talked me out of a bike that was wrong for me and into one that fits. Who sells you LESS bike to make you happier? These guys.

Sent them a list of parts for my build. Two of the five they told me I did not actually need and saved me almost four hundred bucks. Who does that anymore?

Neighborhood shop that treats you like neighborhood. Walked in on a Saturday, they remembered my name the second visit. Prices fair, talk straight, work clean.

Only gripe is they are closed when I get off work some days, but they stayed late once so I could pick up my order. Parts quality has been solid across four orders now.

Kendon trailer folds up in my garage just like they showed me at the shop. Towed my bagger to Sturgis and back without a hiccup. Best money I spent all year.

I know nothing about trailers and they never once made me feel dumb for asking questions. Walked me through loading my Sportster twice until I had it down. That kind of patience is rare.

Ordered by text, paid online, picked up Saturday morning. Whole thing took four days. The confirmation emails alone were friendlier than most shops are in person.

Shipped a wheel set to Chicago. Took a day longer than quoted but they texted me updates the whole time without me chasing them. Parts arrived packed like they were made of glass. Would order again.

Cleaner in person than in the photos, and the photos were already good. Rode it home two hours after walking in.

Called about a carb question on a bike I did not even buy from them. Guy spent fifteen minutes talking me through it anyway. Guess where I am buying my next bike from.

Took a few days longer to get the title sorted than quoted, but they called me with updates before I had to ask. Bike itself is flawless.

Third trailer I have owned, first from Motown. Difference is night and day. They showed me the frame welds, the bearings, everything before I paid a cent.

Bought sight unseen. They shot a full walkaround video the same afternoon, pointed out every scratch honestly. Bike arrived exactly as shown.

Compression tested it in front of me, pulled the dipstick, showed me the brake pads. Sold me the bike with facts, not talk.

Been buying parts off these guys for two years now. Every single part graded honest — if they say light wear, it is light wear. My whole Softail rebuild is basically Motown parts at this point.

Traded my old Sportster in. Fair number on the trade, fair number on the new one, done in one visit. No back-and-forth to a manager nonsense.

They let me hear it cold start, showed me every service record, and never once rushed me. Six months and 4,000 miles later — zero surprises.

They talked me out of a bike that was wrong for me and into one that fits. Who sells you LESS bike to make you happier? These guys.

Sent them a list of parts for my build. Two of the five they told me I did not actually need and saved me almost four hundred bucks. Who does that anymore?

Neighborhood shop that treats you like neighborhood. Walked in on a Saturday, they remembered my name the second visit. Prices fair, talk straight, work clean.

Only gripe is they are closed when I get off work some days, but they stayed late once so I could pick up my order. Parts quality has been solid across four orders now.

Kendon trailer folds up in my garage just like they showed me at the shop. Towed my bagger to Sturgis and back without a hiccup. Best money I spent all year.