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Nice topic. Pennsylvania -- Shops to Patronize Joe's Cycles 2555 W Chester Pike, Broomall, PA 19008 (610) 356-2662 A solid choice if you need some basic repair work done very quickly. Saturdays are "while you wait" for inspections, tire changes, fluid flushes, etc. -- just show up in the morning and chum around with other customers for a couple hours. Fun atmosphere. Kissell Motorsports 101 Hawbaker Industrial Dr, State College, PA 16803 (814) 861-7890 What makes this BMW/Ducati/Triumph dealership is Nate, their ridiculously-good sales manager, and a solid service department. RevZilla Motorsports 4020 South 26th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19112 I probably don't need to say anything about their legendary customer service or stock, but a huge swath of people in the mid-atlantic don't realize that RevZilla has a premium gear boutique, and their showroom is attached to their warehouse, so you can ride to the shop and pretty much pick up whatever you want. Technically they're only supposed to let you pick up items from the boutique brands listed on their site, but I've pulled up with a car and picked up a Two Brothers exhaust before. It just takes a little coaxing of the sales guys. Pennsylvania -- Shops to Avoid Martin Motorsports 1037 Unger Ln, Boyertown, PA 19512 (610) 369-3120 Slimy sales and seedy service. More than once I've gone to look at a bike which appeared awesome in the photos, only to find surface rust, major scratches, and all kinds of other junk. The one sales guy I talked to doesn't even own a motorcycle 
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