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We Sell Fun! Grab Life by The Throttle!
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon Closed Tue - Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 503-684-6600
- Address:
- 10380 SW Cascade Ave Portland, OR 97223
- Email:
- Categories
- Motorcycle Customizing, Motor Scooters, Motorcycle Dealers, Motorcycles & Motor Scooters-Parts & Supplies, Motorcycles & Motor Scooters-Repairing & Service
- Payment Options
- Brands
- Honda
- Neighborhoods
- Bull Mountain, Tigard Neighborhood Area 3
- Languages
- Spanish
General Info
For almost 50 years Bob Lanphere has been a driving force in the Northwest's motorcycle industry. Following a strong motorcycle racing career, he turned his passion for cycles into a dealership, which he and his family built into the region's premiere power sports destination.Since those early days, the team at Beaverton Honda*Yamaha*Suzuki has followed the same, simple mission We Sell Fun. When a customer enters our store, we want their experience to be so good, that there is no question that they will come back.Today, people travel to Beaverton, where they know they'll find the largest selection of the hottest new motorcycles, ATVs, watercraft and scooters, all under one roof. Whether they need a part or accessory to enhance their bike, or they are ready to move up to something bigger, they had such a good time here that they'll think of Beaverton Honda-Yamaha-Suzuki first.So if you're after a little excitement, stop by and see what four decades of dedicated service can provide for you.
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I ordered some parts for a crashed Yamaha Vino 125 through them couple weeks ago. They came in earlier than I had expected, so I headed over there at lunch time. By the time I reached the parts counter, three employees had asked "May I help you?". This was a definite improvement over my first time to that location, shortly after they had just moved there, and there was quite a bit of confusion. One of their employees directed me to their service department, which was different than the parts department. This time, I was in and out in six minutes with no problems or delays, other than my drooling over the new bikes. The best part is, all but one of the parts I ordered were cheaper new through Beaverton Motorcycle than used on Ebay. An OEM mirror was quite a bit more, so I went ahead and bought one off Ebay, and then it was lost for a few days by USPS. I've always done my own repair work and can't offer an opinion of their service department, but their parts counter is # 1 in my book, and the counter people have no problem spending ten minutes chasing down a part number for a $3 decal. Thanks, guys (gals too)!
I couldnt recommend this place less, they really dont carry any parts, the employees have attitudes about as poor as the shop itself. in desperation I've gone there a few times and have regreted it every time. Save yourself the trouble and dont go.