The app looks like it would work well enough; there are a lot of service procedures listed for tracking, many (most?) of which I don't actually track for my bikes. At least the app allows you to edit the list down to only display the services that apply to your motorcycles. That's a great feature. I can't use the app, though, because it only allows you to track ONE bike. If there's a way to add more bikes, I couldn't find it. I have three bikes to track, so this app is worthless to me. I think it was only $.99, so it's not a big loss for me to delete it.

The app is awesome for an at home DIY person, and has no issues as far as I have been on it. But it could have slight more specific procedures, and allow you to put in other repairs in the maintenance log. For example I had to replace my bushings in the swing arm of my Honda, and I couldn’t figure out how I could put it in with the rest of the repairs and Maintenance. I would like to see a spot to type in other repairs and maintenance. The other spot it is lacking is where you set up the bike specifics. I would like to see a spot to put vehicle identification numbers, frame numbers, and engine numbers. These few thing would make me love the app even more and make it more useable. Otherwise this is a great app and is very useful for keeping up with maintenance and repairs.

This app has good potential, I like that it gives all the information you need in order to perform each task. However, there doesn't seem to be any way to note most changes, such as when the chain was replaced, when new tires were put on, etc. That seems like a significant oversight, as it prevents this from being the catch-all bike maintenance log it seems to be aiming for.

Great idea, okay execution. The user interface is a little difficult to understand at first (the make/model of the bike should be selected at the screen where you’re adding the bike to your garage, not under the routine tab).Annoyingly though, my bike (2017 Honda Rebel 500) is missing.