British Cycle Parts Chicago

Chicago, United States

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+1 773-404-2345
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2311 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL, 60618
b/t Clybourn Ave & Oakley Ave
Roscoe Village
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0.8 miAddison
0.8 miPaulina
1.2 miSouthport
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Local time (Chicago) 9:47 PM Friday, November 29, 2024

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2 reviews of British Cycle Parts Chicago

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Place rating: 1
Milwaukee, WI
Marshall he is the biggest scumbag you will ever meet.
Place rating: 1
Chicago, IL
DANGER– If you want a cool British motorcycle, stay away from this place. They’ll have a lineup of ‘em tempting you out front, but they’re all lemons! And they’re not «the last one in North America either!»
I’ve personally been riding vintage European motorcycles in Chicago for over 10 years, and have never heard a good story about this place– not a single positive remark about this place or its owner. What I have heard are MANY disaster stories about the owner, Marshall Hagy (google him to see what others on the internet have to say– there’s tons out there), ripping people off. Especially folks new to the city that want a cool old bike– they step in here, get sold some song and dance about a great Norton or Triumph or whatever, and end up with a serious lemon.
So if you need a part or something in a pinch, and know exactly what you need and a fair price for it, and can pick it up and inspect it yourself, this place might be OK. Otherwise, stay away before you get screwed! Especially watch out for this guy on eBay– lots of negative feedback. He’s giving Chicago a really bad name.