Big Dog Motorcycles started in 1994 by Sheldon Coleman (a member of the Coleman Outdoor family) is…read morethe worlds largest produces of custom motorcycles. They have a 150,00 sq ft factory in Wichita where they make 7 models in 2009. The showroom of Bigdog has models of all the bikes available with several chooses of each. They also have a parts department, which will have any part for your Bigdog and custom parts also. There is also the clothing/leather dept for you to get your Big dog apparel. Like Harley trademarked clothing, you will pay for the name. ProStreet Coyote $23,900 Mastiff $27,900 Pitbull $26,900 Wolf $35,900 Chopper Ridgeback $27,500 K-9 $28,900 Touring Bulldog $37,900 (estimated) I love the Bigdogs they are overpriced toys that I will never be able to afford. The chopper /custom motorcycle industry is in a slump and I know several people who worked for them who have been laid off lately. They are having hard times like so many businesses right now but they will ride the economy just like it was a Bigdog! http://www.bigdogmotorcycles.com/

i have owned several of these.. My 99 Pro Sport had some issues with the gas tank (liner came…read moreloose) & the paint was not the best. but they did take care of it..It was stolen in Mesa Ax in 03 (hope the SOB ROTS IN HE$$)..the replacement was a 2004 Boxer..The electronics were bad from day one, as soon as BD went to its own eletronics the company was on it's way out of business. they replaced the ECH twice then refused to stand by thier product..Sheldon is a PUNK...I did replace the system with Wire Plus and pre 96 controls (the aircraft style switches were junk) my 25k paper weight now runs. stay away from bikes built 2002 and after

On October 8, 2024, I brought my UForce 1000cc to Biker's Edge in Wichita, Kansas, for dash repairs…read morethat I was explicitly told would be covered under warranty (by Logan). But instead of doing the right thing and waiting for authorization from the warranty department, they jumped ahead and did the work without approval from them or myself. Now, I'm stuck with a $260 bill because the warranty department refused to cover it. Why? Because there was only a loose nut behind the dash, and no parts were broken. So now I'm out $260 for a loose nut. This entire situation is beyond frustrating. I made it crystal clear that this needed to be covered under warranty or call me to get my approval after they had a cost for me, but they chose to do the work anyway, without confirmation--and then expected me to pay for it. And as if that wasn't enough, it took them two days to even find my warranty in the first place. This is an absolutely ridiculous way to run a business. When you take a vehicle to a dealership, they at least have the decency to check out the problem, call the warranty department, and let you know what's covered before they touch anything. But not Biker's Edge. They just do the work and stick you with the bill no matter what. It's a joke. Customers should be able to trust that warranty repairs will be handled properly, but after this, I've lost all faith in their service department. And here's the kicker--when I went to pick up my vehicle, they told me the warranty claim was denied because the warranty department wouldn't cover it. I called the warranty department myself and found out the real reason: Biker's Edge labeled the issue as an "adjustment." If they had simply told the truth--that the gear shifter was getting stuck in the steering wheel--they would have covered it as a safety issue, no problem. That was the warranty department's exact words. This isn't even about the $260 anymore. It's about the dishonest and shady business practices at Biker's Edge. From what I was told by the warranty department, they make more money when they bill the customer instead of going through the warranty process. I will never set foot in this place again. I'll happily drive an hour to another service department that actually values their customers and doesn't screw them over. Avoid Biker's Edge at all costs unless you want to get burned like I did.

Terrible bussiness. Extremely high employee turn over rate. Owner doesn't take responsibility. If…read moreyou bought a Suzuki RMZ Army Edition recently, just know Bikers Edge is trying to sell your special edition parts you were supposed to receive with your bike after warranty registration.

Excellent service. Took in a brand that has no local support, but they took it on and did top notch…read morework.

Went in to check on getting tires put on a 2007 Honda VTX, after talking tires and prices for a…read morewhile with the guy at the parts counter he stepped over to ask the service guy how much it would cost to put two new tires on. Turns out they will not work on anything older than 2012. Give me a break, a perfectly good bike and I can't get service done. Freaking ridiculous. Can't do service on my current machine, sure won't be getting any new business

The sales person (Simon) went above and beyond to take care of me and did a great job. His…read morecustomer service skills are top notch. I was VERY DISSATISFIED with the service department. I ordered $1700 of accessories, to be installed by the dealer. I asked for a stereo system for the batwing fairing. I explained that I do not need an iPod dock as I do not like ipods, but all I really need is FM Stereo. I was sold a Hog Tunes unit for over $500 that I was told would have the stereo built in to the back of the speaker unit and has a control box that sits on my handle bars. I was told that this unit was "self contained" When I picked up the bike (a full day after when it was promised, I found there is no FM stereo in the HogTunes unit, and that without adding an iPod or my phone (I do not trust my $600 Galaxy S4 to the 50 cent Velcro on the cheap plastic "control box") it does not produce any audio from this "self contained" unit. I attempted to speak to Hank, the installer about this and he told me "Well, that's what it is, so if you don't like it, I guess that is where we are" and then walked out of the shop away from me and went behind the building somewhere. Simon, my sales guy came out to talk to me and while we were trying to decide what to do about this Hank walked by and told us that it is time to close and he wants to leave for the weekend. I understand that mistakes are made, but it is how we address them that makes the difference. I was furious at how I was treated by Hank and how he dismissed me. It was clear that I was an inconvenience to him. I no longer trust him to install the saddlebags and sissy bar that he has backordered. I will NEVER use this place for service again. As an American Legion Rider and the web admin for 8 local ALR sites, I will make sure my experience is shared. I find it ridiculous that I paid over $500 for a 50 watt speaker that I can get online for less than $300. I can barely hear it at 60mph. I was also told that the batwing that was ordered would include the mounting hardware and the "inner shell" and would have the finished look like they do on the Vaquero or the Nomad. It did not. It only had the outer shell, leaving the inside without a dashboard. The badwing was not adjusted securely. The 4 bolts that provide adjustment were loose and I had to pull over on the side of the road to tighten them with an allen wrench to keep the batwing from knocking around as I went down the road. The installer did not offer to adjust anything or go over the operation of anything when I picked up the bike.

Went in to kick a few tires, look at prices, check the "welcome" by staff. Been riding 40+ yrs,…read morevisited a bunch of stores, reception varies a lot. JJ came over and asked if he could help. Explained my interest in bikes, how many I've owned etc. and probably bored him to tears; however he hung in there with me knowing he was probably not going to make a quick sale. We shook hands and parted OK. Before leaving I asked another (older) employee directions. He happened to be the owner with another interest, craft beer. We hit it off immediately, chatted for quite awhile over many topics, and I left with a positive feeling of my visit. Also found a 2016 bike for a good price which I'll discuss with them again.

Shannon and the others were very helpful to me in purchasing a good used Sportster. I had asked for…read morea windshield in the deal, but he had said he wasn't sure he could find one to throw in the deal. I bought the bike anyway and he later found and attached the windshield for me at no charge. He could have just forgot about it since I'd already bought the bike. I came there on the recommendation of one friend and, since my purchase, a second friend of mine has purchased a used bike from Shannon and is happy with the deal also. They have been helpful to me in advice after the sale, also.

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I have a 2006 Kawasaki Vulcan 2000. It developed a small antifreeze leak. Due to the age of the…read moremotorcycle the Kawasaki dealership in Wichita wouldn't touch it. They suggested the cycle station and since he had worked on my 2008 Kawasaki concours years before and I was very happy with their work, I took my Vulcan there and dropped it off and the next day they called me to let me know it was done. All that was wrong was two small clamps. It was an hour labor. You have to love an honest shop. They took good care of me and my motorcycle.

Always a great experience. And fair repair costs they really know their stuff. They mainly work on…read moreimports but will still work on harley-davidsons some operations don't do major repairs on harley-davidsons