Double check the parts list when in service, they ...

Double check the parts list when in service, they will run the charges up with things you don't need or didn't ask for and won't let you know over the phone. Took my son's bike in due to not being started in a year to get the carbs cleaned and new plugs. I specifically told them to just get it running so I could sell it (4 different times). They had over $1200 in repairs ready to go that included bleeding breaks and replacing handlebars, and made it sound like the $1200 was just to get it running when talking to them over the phone. Good thing I decided to go pick it up and take it somewhere else or I wouldn't have known about the repairs I didn't ask for until it was too late. I will never do business there again and inform all I see with sport bikes in my area. (The repairs needed at an honest shop was $300)