Sparks Cycle Supply

i had a problem with my headlight not turning on. i spoke to the guy who is always wearing a cap in the front and he was great with good customer service. I told him about my problem and he asked me to take the bike to the back and we spoke with one of the mechanics. The mechanic looked sketchy as FU&K! he said oh man im not sure what it is, i would have to take everything apart and check it all out. He said let me try something so he lifted my seat and looked at the fuses and said they were alright, except for one. he took that out and put a «new one» in and still nothing. he said it would take him a day or so to find and fix the problem. All i saw was money just slipping away from my bank acct. i asked him how much and he said pshh i dont know maybe 300ish? i was like holly shit okay let me see. so i left went home told my brother and our room mate about the problem and my room mate has a bike too and he said wait lets lift the seat again and ill be right back. he goes to his bike takes a spare fuse and takes the «new fuse» the mechanic put in out and he puts the spare he had. the damn head light turned on right away. just be careful, i have been there more then once and they are nice but the last time was prob. the last.

Beware! Their service department is worthless and you will pay again and more even when they don’t fix your problem. I have met several riders in Tucson that have come to me after Sparks could not fix their mechanical issue, but Sparks still charged them. WOW! This is crazy!
Yes, they are the CHEAPEST (for you cheapskates, and the honest people that don’t have the money when things really break down) but you will sacrifice your bike to them. Look at the reviews here. Look for key words and see they are all similar with quite a story. FALSE REVIEWS. Come on Sparks. If you can’t perform a professional mechanical service, don’t charge poor folks that come down from Three points, or South Tucson. Someone said support small business, yes I am all for that, but not this one. They are dishonest and a scam that they have professional mechanics. Stop charging customers for repairs you can’t do!

We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon to describe a problem Hubby was having with his Harley. The guy at the counter told us to bring it in on Tuesday to get it looked at. So Tuesday after work, we load it up and tow it down there. The mechanic comes out and says oh, it’s a Harley, I don’t work on those, can’t get the parts. We weren’t happy since we had made it clear on Saturday that it was a Harley. It would have been nice to know that. We certainly wouldn’t have wasted our time (and waiting all day Monday since they’re closed on Monday).
At least the mechanic gave us a lead on another shop where we did find someone who works on Harleys. Luckily, he was open after 6pm too!

Best shop in town. These guys are exactly what you’re looking for… Experienced, knowledgeable, but also very kind and down to earth. It’s a relief to walk into a shop and talk to people that obviously give a damn about your bike and have the patience to talk to you.
Half the time, these guys won’t even charge me for the small stuff. The shop owner spent 20 minutes balancing my wheels and 30 minutes pressing bearings onto my steering stem… Didn’t charge me! Also set me up with small bits and pieces for my bike without charge. These guys are really legit and will give you a fair deal every time.

Sparks is an excellent local business, owned by people who truly care about their customer’s satisfaction.
The first time I went to Sparks was for them to install an integrated taillight for my brake light… I tried installing it but failed: P They did it and even though it took them longer than expected, they kept the extremely low price that they quoted us.
A few years later, I had a different bike and the petcock started leaking… Long story short, a normal shop would have to order the entire petcock part which would cost quite a bit more. Trusty Sparks did it for… yes… $ 10.91 total by simply replacing the gasket. If I took my bike to somewhere like RideNow, it would have at least been $ 90.
And then I also brought my bike in to get the chain lubed. Instead of charging anything for this, they said that they would do it on a tip. I gave them $ 5 and they even showed me how to lube the chain myself.
Finally, I needed some new tires on my bike. I went to them to get the Dunlop D606’s (best street-​legal off road tire) and they were priced at $ 100 front and $ 110 rear. They knocked off $ 10 from each tire without me even asking them to lower the price!
They’re a great, honest shop. Like one of the reviews said below, they’ll even tell you if you should take your bike elsewhere because it would be more expensive for them to do it (sometimes taking the bike to the dealer can actually be cheaper, who would have thought lol)
Anyways, I just wanted to say thanks to the guys at Sparks. I go there all the time because of how great they treat their customers. Honest locally owned stores like these are tough to find nowadays.

Recently my husbands bike wouldn’t start so we decided to take it to Sparks.
We understand that Spark’s is good at their job and that is why they have many people who hire them. Therefore there was a long waiting time for them to get to my hubby’s bike (we waited one month). They must be doing something right or they would not be overflowing with customers. Sparks just hired and added new mechanics for their business so I don’t think the waiting time will be as long in the future.
Turns out that my husbands bike had been given bad gas so the plugs were ruined. Sparks drained the system, drained the tank, filled the tank, and replaced the plugs all for around $ 115. That is a great price and worth the wait.

Honest, friendly and well priced. We had a back lense cover and bulb replaced. They preordered the part and it only took one or two days for them to get the bike done. The didn’t overcharge for labor, it was only for the 15 min it took them to repair it.
Then we tried to take the bike back for another issue and they were honest enough to tell us we’d be better off going to the dealership because it may cost more through them. I highly recommend them for any motorcycle repairs