Go Moto

Marty made me a custom throttle cable for an old Honda. It ended up being too short- probably my fault for not giving him all the specs. Brought it back in and had a longer one made. Was expecting to pay for it, but he gave it to us no charge. Go Moto is definitely an honest, integrity-driven shop, and I will absolutely be back next time I need something fixed!
9 years ago (19-08-2017)

Excellent customer service and the best value winter storage package in town.
9 years ago (28-11-2017)

Excellent service and knowledge! Lissa and Marty had what I needed in stock and were happy to answer all of my questions and get me back on the road with a new rear tire and wind in my hair! Absolutely recommend and will come back for more!
9 years ago (03-08-2017)

Great place to go ,the owner has always been helpful .
9 years ago (28-11-2017)

No one is more knowledgeable about scooters than owner Marty. He is also pretty much a motorcycle guru, in addition. Along with wife, Lissa, they run a relaxed business with a loyal clientele, based on fair prices and great advice. Better repair service can't be found anywhere. Want flashy decor and false assumptions from glad-handing sales associates, please head elsewhere; want great service and abundant two wheel expertise, thus insuring the most knowledgeable service within the five-state upper Midwest, head to Go Moto. If she's not too busy (given how many people come in for the best advice on motorcycles and motor scooters, she often lacks the time to give you her full attention), stop and chat with Lissa at the front desk. She, too, is knowledgeable about all things with an engine and two wheels. She is especially interested in helping women find out about the joys to be had on motor scooters (if you don't know, think of scooters as motorcycles with an automatic transmission). Scooters have the same sort of transmission as, say, a Prius, known as a CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission). Like a Prius, you keep expecting to hear and feel the gears shift, like most automatic transmissions, but it never happens. It's a little weird at first, but this reviewer has come to enjoy the continuous acceleration of his scooter. Scooters are not differentiated from motorcycles by engine size. Both can have small engines (although most scooters have engines at the small end of the spectrum, 50cc to 150cc, scooters can be acquired with 600cc or 900cc engines). I guarantee these large scooters have the zip to merge onto the freeway despite the jerk trying to block you out. My mid-size scooter (a SYM Citicom 300i), which I acquired from Go Moto at a most reasonable price, can easily maintain a freeway speed of 85 and 90 mph (or so I have been told 😉). Simply put, if you buy a scooter or have yours serviced anywhere else, you can expect an experience much worse than at Go Moto. When your life depends on just two wheels, you'd be risking your life going anywhere else for scooter and motorcycle sales and service. Don't make that kind of mistake - make Go Moto your only choice for two wheeled transportation. Highly recommended!
9 years ago (07-09-2017)