Yamaha Service Centre

Folks,
These guys are awsome, my bike was stolen then recovered the Fuck3rs damaged my ignition. Thry spent a few hours on rebuilding it, the full cost of the system would have been a shade over £2500. They had saved me over £1800. Would totally recommend them to all my friends.
Thanks Guys

I brought my Virago for check up as some grinding noise appeared and on the way back home disappeared. Paul Reeks promised to look at it and to call me with report. The call never came. When I called, Paul said he ordered parts as the bike «needs a new gear link and sprocket/​chain kit». The cost would be £300.
I never had any problem with gear change and the chain was replaced 2 years ago and nothing was wrong with it. It was amazing that Paul Reeks decided to by-​pass me and impose on me some unnecessary repair and cost of £300 without even informing me about until it would be too late! When I told him over the phone he cannot make decision on my behalf, he nicely cut off the line.
When I came to collect my bike, gear change and few other bits had been dismantled, but Paul Reeks did not bother to put it back. It was obvious that the bike wasn’t even checked properly, but the intention was to replace some parts and put £300 dosh into his pocket.

Great bike service centre. Always good value and they do an excellent job for Yamaha, particularly my (03) R1. Their engineers are clearly great and do a fine job on the bikes, whilst taking good care. One suggestion — give them a call to check the bike’s ready… sometimes they could call earlier to advise that their magic is done. But all-​in-​all a top bike service centre! Use them.

I’ve been using the Yamaha Service Centre for over ten years now, and have always been very satisfied with the service they have provided — whether my last bike purchase from them, or its regular servicing and MOT.
They are friendly and helpful, and have even been able to fix small problems without charging me. The staff are trained and accredited by Yamaha UK.
And they really came to the rescue when I limped in last year with a malfunctioning engine on the way from Brighton to Shrewsbury on a Friday lunch time. I was expecting to have to cancel the trip, but they worked over lunch to diagnose and sort the problem — and wouldn’t accept a tip afterwards. Fantastic.
It’s hard to find though: turn into Grimston Road from the New King’s Road, and then go through the door on the left immediately before the railway arch. Drive carefully — the entrance is narrow and steep.