Honda Wings Centurion (Honda Motorcycles)

Very good review at first changed substandard review. Recently took my fairly old car for a repair and there was no interest... Level of interest was nonexistent.

Great service from Chris at the wings parts department. Certainly a positive step towards changing my impression of the dealership.

Beautiful service and excellent Motorbikes in good condition sold by staff that is excellent at promoting

Went beyond what was required and sorted out my car with no hassles or any issues. Plus they washed my car! Great people, great company. Well done Honda Centurion!

Wnt to buy a globe for Honds 125. Was at Honda parts, they say they are still moving so I need to go to Mahindra parts, got there, and they tell me to go back to Honda. Poor service.

This place is now dead. I will not go back to them ever again. Use to be great. Apparently they are closing down soonest.

Took my son's XR125 in for a service. Fast, friendly and professional service. They even offered me the tyres at a discounted price to match a quotation for tyres from another supplier.

Very knowledgeable personnel, not only of their own brand but all brands on the floor.

Very impressed with their sales department as well, went the extra mile to organise a test drive which suited us.

If I could give zero stars, I would! Took my bike in, in Dec 2022 with the description that my bike keeps jumping out of gear (I later found out from someone completely different that it goes into limp mode which Honda didn't even know). They said it was the incorrect chain and spokes and charged me R3500. When I took it back the second time for them to do the work they notice my back and front breaks needed replacing (front breaks had been replaced 3 months previous, so I knew they were talking rubbish). Wanted to charge me R2500 to replace back breaks only, how ridiculous! Low and behold, after replacing the chain and spokes, my bike continued its limp mode, took it back again, they then diagnosed my bike as needing a new computer, at R37 000, they must have seen me coming a mile away! Any 16 year old motorbike mechanic should know when a bike goes into limp mode, it must be some kind of electrical fault and you start off with the fuses. I will never take my bike back to Honda! They have no clue what they're doing and just want to make as much money off you as possible without even fixing the problem!