MotoCorsa

High priced, no negotiations. I Bought a $ 18,000 bike elsewhere, w /​$ZERO setup/​ship fee’s. If you want to spend asking price, plus inflated dealer set up fee’s by all means go there and you will be upside down on your purchase. That includes accessories too!

After posting my review, I received a shirt in the mail from MC with a really really nice note. While the initial guy came close to ruining and losing a customer, Arun and Janell have certainly saved one. My thoughts about MC have definitely changed and if nothing else, their customer service and ability to step up are absolutely fantastic. Oh, okay… I’ll be back there… :). Thanks MC… appreciate you crossing the goal line on this one.

There website says «Award Winning Service.» That’s laughable. Long long story short. I had a terrible experience here trying to get my bike fixed. It did get fixed, but all other requests were completely ignored. Getting a hold of the service department is a joke. No one ever answers. Left multiple messages and never got a return call and you have to have an «appointment» to pick your bike up. Kind of hard to make one if you can’t talk to anyone! I have nothing against the actual techs that work on the bikes. I’m sure they are all extremely knowledgeable. The way the service department is run is my issue. Since I’ve posted this review. Motocorsa is trying call me and harass me about the review. The problem there is that they have my fathers phone number. How they got it I have no idea. I’ve given them my phone number multiple times when my bike was being fixed.

MotoCorsa is the coolest place in the world! That’s no joke, I’ve been in love with the shop since before I was even into motorcycles. They show races and movies, host trackdays, parties all the time, it has a coffee shop and a ton of amazing motorcycles! = LOVE

Motocorsa continues to set a standard that all other dealerships aspire to! Simple as that!

The first time I came in here I don’t think I was quite cool enough. I dunno, maybe it was my shaved head and over 40 status. They were hella busy so I let it slide.
I finally got someone to help me decide on a proper kit for my new bike (pants, boots, helmet, etc).
They have a great selection of QUALITY gear and they are very knowledgeable about it. They even matched am online price on a helmet… they offered I didn’t hve to ask.
All and all a great shop. If you are poor or want cheap shit then hang your head low and slink on over to cycle gear. If you want nice stuff that will last, then stop by and take a look around.
…and they have espresso.

It’s no wonder why the star rating is up for this establishment. We were greeted and taken care of from start to finish, even sharing stories about future rides. I’d like to personally thank you for the warm welcome and knowledge you provided us with today. Cheers Ducati. You guys are pretty rad.

If I had written this review a year ago, I would have given Motocross a 3 star rating, deducting one star for high prices and 1 star for long waits for an appointment. I alway percieved Motocorsa as a class act but at the same time secretly held it in distain because it is a Ron Tonkin dealership. Now, I am deducting 4 stars because Motocross no longer services MV Agusta, a brand that they once sold and serviced. I was given lame excuses like «we don’t have the tools anymore» or «we are no longer a dealer» or «We can’t get parts» I took my Brutale to EDR Performance and received superlative service.

MotoCorsa Saved the Day!!! I got ready to go to work today and the battery on my 2006 Yamaha FZ-​6 was barely cranking. So I threw the charger on it, waited 5 minutes, started it up and went to work. Big mistake. Battery was dead and not holding charge. Got to work and it wouldn’t even crank at all. DED. SO I called a Yamaha shop, they didn’t have one in stock, but suggested I try MotoCorsa. I didn’t want to leave the bike in my work parking lot overnight, so I gave them a ring. I assumed they would hang up when I said Yamaha, or at least be dismissive, bu tI was wrong. The parts guy (Miles?) was super helpful, saying he would look up to see if they had the same battery I required. They did! Quick drive over to MotoCorso and I had my new battery, with a smile! The parts guy informed me that (lucky me) the battery model used in my bike is the most common Ducati battery model as well. Bravo MotoCorsa!!! A++

This is the place to be. If you want decent and good priced Dainese! They have lots of sale items too, everyone was genuinely caring and helpful and was able to find a good deal on gloves here.
I used to own a Ducati 996 and how I wish I lived in Vancouver/​Portland when I had it. Their shop looks very good and the service guys seem to be really professional. I had the pleasure to have a peek inside. If only they serviced Japanese bikes, I would not hesitate to bring my Japanese bikes and scooters here.

I bought two motorcycles and apparel from Motocorsa. They have awesome customer service and selection. Really the best dealership to buy or just browse.

Ok. so, I don’t like Italian boots, I don’t have a trust fund, and I love, from afar, Ferraris and Ducatis. I’m just a regular guy, who likes motorcycles and my wallet is only so large.
That said, I generally avoid «boutiques» and places with EDM music and professional interior designers. Gimme the bin and those close out prices, or find me a deal online. Except with Motorcora.
Motorcorsa’s staff are excellent, world class. It’s like a Bizarro Best Buy, the salespeople ride, know what they are talking about, and are actually approachable. Even if the presentation and price tags of some of the top end gear is seriously intimidating, they have gear for most budgets, and will steer you toward gear that works and is in your price range.
There wasn’t a piece of gear that Janell could not give me a 15 minute breakdown on. She actually showed me her riding gear to prove that it will hold up in the rain. Seriously, literally owns the product she was recommending. Add to that the patience to deal with my meandering trip through the apparel section and the indecision that comes with that.
The prices are barely above online, and for the service+the opportunity to actually try the gear and support your local business, the prices are more than fair.
Now, they own what used to be Turn2 used motorcycles, so I’m not sure if this is the correct place, but they let me test drive motorcycles. Seriously, they let me try the bikes before I bought them. They not only let me test drive more than one bike, when I had a minor complaint about the bike I was looking at (it turns out, it was me, not the bike). They told me it was me, and proved it. They are far more interested in getting you on the right bike, than pushing you toward a higher end bike.
What can I say, infinite patience and rider focus. Absolutely everything you could ask for in a dealership, and what you never get. The environment maybe intimidating and not necessarily your «scene.» But give them a shot, after you get by the EDM and product placement, its really just a place for bikers to buy cool things.

I dont understand selling premium italian design motorcycles mixed with cheap ikea furniture in the showroom. where is the continuity in the philosophy of design and premium craftsmanship

I’ve owned a few Ducati’s, but always purchased elsewhere because I don’t like dealing with the staff here. Service is $$$, but good.
I will give them this. They put on a fantastic track day and the guys that work there do actually know how to ride, and ride some cool bikes. I just wish they were a little less stuck up.

I stopped by after work to kill some time and check out the Ducati’s. Still in dirty work clothes. I wasn’t expecting the greeting I received. The sales associate kindly asked if there was anything he could help me with. I made it clear that I wasn’t there to make a purchase. Just to check out the merchandise. I was given some time to browse before being approached by another smiling employee. I had some questions about the Ducati Monster that were answered with an invite to sit on the bike while informing me about the new features. I plan to make any big purchases here and have already referred many people. Thanks for the great experience:)

Story time! I was on the front leg of my 3500 mile tour of the PNW when my Multistrada fell over while camping. After getting to civilization, I did my research and found the plastic part I needed to replace. Turns out Moto Corsa was the closest Ducati dealership to where I was.
I decided to stop in and see if they had it. My first point of contact was Mario in parts. He knew exactly what I needed, and Moto Corsa had this severely obscure part IN STOCK. I didn’t have tools, so he put me in touch with Hannah (with a trailing H) in service. We went over the install and some other things that the shop could take care of while the bike was in. They were able to get me squared away quickly, and got me back on the road.
That could be the end of this story, and a five star rating would be warranted. While waiting for the bike to be serviced, I interacted with probably 15 of Moto Corsa’s employees, all of which exhibited exceptional customer service. I don’t recall all of their names, but Christian, Mario, Hannah, Kevin, Genie, and Janelle were all super cool and warm.
Head in. You’ll be impressed by the amount of Ducati, Rev’it, and Roland Sands (!!!) gear. You’ll be floored by the customer service.

Probably one of the best shops I’ve been to. The staff was very knowledgable and helpful. Best service from a motorcycle shop my husband or I have ever had. Great selection. Definitely will be back.

Arun, Jason and Carl made it easy to get a bike to my garage in CA as easy as possible. Nothing but an outstanding team and customer service! It was cheaper for me to buy it from Oregon and have it delivered to my garage than go through my POS local dealer. I wish MotoCorsa would open a dealer in N. California! Thank you Arun, Jason and Carl! I love my 848Evo!

I’ve visited a few times just to look around and I had some good conversations with the employees each time. They are not far from where I live and sometimes I just like to go look at the new bikes. I got a good feeling about them, and from the Unilocal ratings I was expecting a lot.
I had my 848 in for repair for the first time since moving from LA. This was for something that I assumed should have been a simple fix, non-​functional turn signals. It turned out to be a fault in the dash unit. The entire dash had to be replaced and the bike was out of warrantee. The service coordinator called me and explained that this was $ 1,000+ to replace it. I was pretty bummed to hear this given the nature of the problem and my expectation that it should be and easy cheap fix. Ahhh, one thing about Ducati is that you will pay, and pay again, or this is what I was thinking.
She then explained that she had already looked into if Ducati could «gift» a new unit to me, but it would take a couple days to find out. She asked for some more information, I explained this was my third Ducati and so on, so she said this would help and passed this on. In the end she called back and told me that Ducati was going to gift the dash unit to me which was awesome. I got the bike back in street legal working order with minimum dollars spent. My only complaint is that the new dash unit wasn’t a color display. :)
Next time I’ll be back for new tires, break pads, and will signup for the first MotorCorsa track day at PIR. I like these guys, I can see there’s a reason why they are so well rated. :)

My babe bought Ducati Street-​Fighter from here. He loves everything about this place and all the bikes. I plan to buy Ducati Monster in the future (I hope it will come sooner than later).
Drooled all over the Ducati watch today — only $ 2,400! Who ever buy it will need to take it to the dry-​clean before wearing it. hehehe