Bert's Motorsports

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Listing	Bert's Motorsports Local (716) 646-0028 4050 Southwestern Blvd Orchard Park, NY 14127 http://www.bertsmotorsports.com/
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User Reviews of Bert's Motorsports

poor bike assembly by jonny b. at InsiderPages

i bought a bike at berts and it pretty much fell apart 3 months later. went to replace the rear bearings and found out they never lubed them up. now i cant replace the bearings because there is nothing left of...
citysearch.com - user review - 11/02/2008
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great for bikes but forget it if you are buying a motorcycle by arlo r. at InsiderPages

ok prices but for the three times i've been there, the staff knows NOTHING about motorcycle equipment if you need answers. save the aggravation and go to another dealership
citysearch.com - user review - 05/14/2007
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Best bike shop in OP

This place in Orchard Park has been around since I was a kid. I bought my first 2 bikes from this place. They have a wide selection of children and adult bikes. If you are in need of accessories such ...
judysbook.com - user review - 12/30/2005
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Best bike shop in OP by Shawn F. at InsiderPages

This place in Orchard Park has been around since I was a kid. I bought my first 2 bikes from this place. They have a wide selection of children and adult bikes. If you are in need of accessories such as...
citysearch.com - user review - 11/25/2005
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great place for bikes by toby c. at InsiderPages

This place has been around forever. My wife can remember shopping for sneakers here as a kid. My daughter just got a tricycle for her birthday from here and it's like no other out there, high quality.
citysearch.com - user review - 11/01/2005
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