Erico Motorsports

While washing my 2012 Speed Triple, I noticed that both my headlights were cracked. Erico and Triumph covered it as a recall, which was a pleasant surprise. Best of all, they had the parts in stock, so I got it done with my scheduled service. Awesome.

This is the place to go if you’re willing to pay for top service. It’s very expensive, but Denver is sorely lacking in service spots and even good dealers. Here you will find a nice selection of new and used bikes, tons of equipment and accessories, and great service. The only downside is the cost and the fact that they are jammed packed busy in their service department. Be sure to plan your service appointment weeks in advance. But you get what you pay for; professionals who know what they are doing, share an enthusiasm for riding, and are respectful and friendly at the same time.

I just bought a Triumph Street Triple 675 and had a great experience with the folks at Erico Motorsports. I initially went in there just wanting to look at the Street Triple, checking it out, comparing it to my Ducati Monster and stuff, but after talking to their staff, I pretty much decided that I was going to get the Triumph. My salesman, Steve, was great; he wasn’t pushy at all, called me to ensure I had all the info I needed to make my decision, sent me brochures on a couple of the trims, so I was very happy with the level of attentiveness he provided. Kudos to Steve Sanchez, and Chris in the accessories department; they won me over and I will continue to go to Erico for future purchases.

I rode into Denver in the middle of a recent road trip and realized I had a chain issue while checking out my bike after the day’s ride. Erico Motorsports is located downtown and was easy to find as well as being recommended by one of the guys who worked at the downtown Marriott Hotel (and rides as well). I gave Erico a call and spoke with service who said they’d get me right in.
After riding over I met JP in the service department and we went out to see what was going on with my bike and get it into service. JP proceeded to do a comprehensive check on the basic functions of the bike with me to make sure all areas were covered before proceeding onto a more thorough investigation in the service bay.
The front tire had a screw in it so we replaced it with a new Anakee 3 at a reasonable price. The rest of the repairs and adjustments were done and I was back on the road the next morning to make it home right on schedule.
If you live in Denver you are lucky to have a shop with guys like JP working to make sure your ride is running well and safely. My local shop is good, but not this good.
They have an amazingly great selection of all types of motorcycles, accessories and one super sweet shop dog. Check them out!

These guys rock! The sales guy Justin took super good care of me. I was a little intimidated by him as hes really good looking, but he’s totally down to earth. And there was a cool little dog that cruises around the shop and does tricks for treats. This is a big shop, but with a family vibe. Good people doing good business for sure.

Dont buy Gap insurance and bother trying to get the unused policy refunded. These guys have a controller/​accountant named Jay Korth that is first of all rude, he is also ineffective, incapable, unresponsive, lazy, lying and generally 100% full of it. I had a 5 year GAP policy, sold bike after 2 years. i spent time going down there and proving I sold it, provided them with contact info and never heard back. I had to call back a month later to get a response that did not help me at all. A few more weeks go by and after that I called (again no call to me from them) and they tell me a check was sent out, to an address that they had on «file» from when I bought the bike a couple years ago, needless to say not my address anymore and also informed me the check was for $ 33, should have been for $ 199.33.
I cant wait for the owner to chime in.
Here’s my reply for you now, because I wont be back.
«Email me the picture of the check from the gap insurance company that they sent you for our policy and email me the invoice from the gap insurance company regarding my policy and if it equals the 33 $ (even with your $ 50 cancellation fee that Jay Korth just now emails me about after the fact, that he never mentioned in months…) … BUT it wont. You know it, I know it. Crookery.»

I had been a client of the ‘Other’ major competing scooter service/​repair shop (aka SMS) here in Denver. I had never felt comfortable with their work or service charges, always feeling like I was being taken advantage of and basically ripped off. I would have something repaired & have to come back a week or two later to fix the same unresolved issue. I finally actively searched for another service shop for my Vespa & now work with Erico. When the Erico guys checked out my scooter they said my rear brake light was not working. (What…I had just had a major/(costly) 6,000 mile tuneup completed the prior week & the bulb had been replaced). The Erico guys discovered that the ‘Other’ idiots did indeed replaced the bulb — using the WRONG part for my model! That’s the most INSIGNIFICANT issue I’m going to disclose. Thoughts? I’m not that bright in life, but even I (after replacing a bulb) would have tested the brake light to make sure it now worked properly. Anyway, I’m female and it’s hit or miss when it comes to finding a shop you can trust. THANK YOU ERICO MOTOR SPORTS!!!

Can’t express enough how thankful we are for the guys at Erico for helping us out last weekend. After losing a lug bolt off one of our BMW R1150 GS bikes in KS, and getting no love from any BMW dealer in the entire state of Colorado, we got a hold of Johnnie at Erico.
Johnnie and his son went out and picked up the washer for us from Foothills BMW and searched the local hardware stores for the proper bolt. We limped in late Saturday afternoon and these guys patched us up for $ 5, shared a couple of beers and kept us on the road.
And oh by the way, they don’t even sell or work on BMWs but they were still big enough to help. Do business with these guys. Great shop and the right attitude. If you guys ever make it through Nashville, the beers are on us at Nashville Motorcycle Collective. Thanks again.

Went here about a month ago to look at a 73 Commando that they had on their website. I was promptly greeted at the door and taken to Kurt Ottoway who showed me the bike. Kurt looks like your typical rocker biker and this cat knows his sh! t. I explained that Im a newbie and so he took the time to explain the bike and answer all my questions without being a typical sales guy! After chatting for a while we quickly came to the conclusion that a 73 classic is not the bike for me however my alternative was a new or late model Bonneville with fuel injection so I went away with plenty of information to chew on and back to more research.
This week I finally decided to pull the trigger and went back to see Kurt. He just so happened to have the perfect bike for me, a 2014 Bonnie Black with black custom pipes that he let me take it for a spin. These modern bikes are so easy to ride and I also tried a base Bonnie just to compare, then went to lunch to think about it.
I am in sales myself, have been selling Subaru for the past 14 years and I have heard every line under the sun but never once did I hear any cheesy sales lines from Kurt, he’s a total professional.
When you buy a bike they have this card and you get to meet a member of each department. Obviously I needed a helmet so I started there and probably drove the guys crazy as I couldn’t decide which one but we finally managed to squeeze my fat head into full face design. Service and Parts were next and each guy took the time to explain all what to expect with my new bike.
Nobody ever likes the finance guy as he’s the one who takes your money but Jay Korth is a biker too and again no crazy sales pitch. I even got to meet the owner who just happens to know my boss, so yeah very happy with Erico.
Looking forward to picking up my bike and using these guys for many riding years to come!

Excellent service and friendly staff! Exceeded expectations. My Duc runs like new after the tune up. Will definitelly be back next week for some upgrades!

I started going to Erico in 2013 with my 2009 Dorsoduro. Phill is a great guy and has always been helpful. The reason of my 2 star review is because of Luke within service. More then once I felt like I should not be there, pushed into buying a bike. I have to be honest and say that I have asked plenty of questions over the last couple of months, but we are looking into $ 20.000 or more so I am not comfortable buying without asking those questions. I started to feel like I was eating their time. Last but not least, when I totaled my beloved Dorsoduro I asked for my battery and license plate. And even though I got them, Luke night have had a bad day but es very sorry and rude. Even the helpful Phil seemed sort. Do because of all this, I am more then likely not going to go back. Live and learn

Don’t take your bike here. They broke stuff on my bike then tried to charge me for it. They said it would be a week to fix then took them over 3 to get it back. Horrible service and way to over priced.

This place must have the most rude parts guy I have ever met. I was told that they will price match, so when I needed a new battery ($ 160!!) and found it cheaper online ($ 80), I asked about it. The man got incredibly annoyed and initially told me I was wrong and there was «no way» I found it cheaper. Well when I proved that I had found it for HALF of what Erico was selling it for, he still only offered to sell it for $ 100. All of this was done with lots of sighing and snappy comments. I didn’t get his name, he was a middle-​aged guy with grey hair and sideburns, but he’s the reason I will never buy a thing at this shop so long as he is employed there. I shouldn’t get grief over trying to use a perk that another employee actively encouraged me to use!

All I can say is Phil and Luke in the service department where awesome to deal with when my bike had some issues that kept it there for a while. Phil was very helpful and informative through out the whole service process. Thanks Phil and Luke.

I can’t recommend the parts department. I had to special order a part and the counter person seemed friendly enough but I had to hound them for weeks. The parts person said the part was on backorder and he promised he would track it down and call me. No call. Finally after several weeks of this I got fed up and went into the shop to complain. He rummaged around the back and came out with my part. Took it home and it did not fit. Wrong part! I gave up and I will never use them again. Save yourself the frustration — take your parts needs elsewhere.

Erico Motorsports is really a top notch place.
First off. they cater to euro bikes and scooters. I have a Yamaha R6 though and needed some service (tires, brakes, tune). I wanted a place close to home so I could walk over. and this is really the only option in the LoDo area.
Even though my bike isnt euro there were no issues with getting service done. They didnt even give me any crap about having a Japanese bike haha. Very classy guys throughout service, parts, and even sales. They asked me about some of the mods I had on my bike and were fun to talk to about some of the vintage bikes they have around the showroom… the showroom is worth checking out by itself. Very cool stuff!
So when I was riding my bike over it died on the corner of Market and 23^rd. They were nice enough to send over a guy with a pickup to get the remaining 6 or so blocks. The service estimate was expensive but rightfully so for everything I had done (new rear tire, full tuneup, front/​rear brake tuneup, coolant flush, and new battery). All said and done the estimate was actually about $ 40 more than what it ended up being. That was a really nice surprise. They also gave me a pretty solid deal on the rear tire. better than anything I could find online for that specific model. To top it off all of this service was done within two days.
I will definitely be bringing my bike back here for service in the future!

Have been going to Erico for years, bought many bikes, parts, accessories, and service from Erico and they are fantastic to work with!

Erico Motorsports is great — have been a customer for over a year, and haven’t had a bad experience yet.
Bought a used Vespa LX50 off of Craigslist last spring. The previous owner had sort of neglectied it for the past few years, so I decided to take it in for a check-​up. Called Erico since it was where the scooter was purchased and maintained, and was easily able to get an appointment.
The staff at the service counter is extremely helpful. They are happy to walk you through everything, and are great about calling with updates. When I had issues with my scooter stalling, they were able to fix it no big deal within a day. When my scooter wasn’t starting a few weeks ago, I called and was advised it was probably just a dead battery. I just picked up the new battery today, and they even walked me through how to install it on my own. One hour later, I was happily scootering around Wash Park again!
In addition to helpful staff and great service, they also have a wide selection of scooter/​motorcycle accessories. When I picked up a helmet last spring, they had the right size & color in stock, and I was quickly on my way.
Awesome place — if you’re in the market for a scooter or motorcycle, check it out!

I have never had a poor experience here!
I traded in a Vespa LX50 that I previously purchased in CA for a Vespa PX150. That was back in 2006.
Since then I have been back in for various maintenance’s, several insurance claims, and a little accessorizing… Everything always goes smooth. The staff is incredibly friendly and very helpful with questions I have about my scoot. The service department is awesome and even makes some good suggestions on preventative care when you go in for a repair. When I first moved here Michelle even used to send me notices about upcoming events her scooter club was having! The staff always remembers me, which in this day and age is so flattering. Especially when you don’t often visit the shop it’s self. You can tell they really love the bikes/​scooters and what they do!
Trust me when I say that I wouldn’t hesitate on going back here for my next questions, needs or scoots!
Make sure to give Viva’s ears (she’s the shop dog) a good scratch too!
**Here’s their website:
Though I did notice that their web store carries different merch than their physical store… At least for apparel.

I purchased a Triumph Speed Triple here in 2007, which was my first bike, and a Triumph Sprint ST ABS in 2008. John Beldock, the owner, and all of the staff are terrific and really make an effort to provide a high level of customer service. I really like just hanging out there even if I don’t need anything bike related. It doesn’t hurt to go look at all of the gorgeous Ducatis, Aprilias, and Triumphs just begging to be bought on the showroom floor, either. They’ll have my business for many years to come.