Should have listened to my guts I made the mistake of going to arrowhead Harley and wound up paying about $1500-2000 more than anywhere else read more

If you are a motorcycle buff this was a fun place to visit takes an hour to look through the memorabilia and at the motorcycles fun stop in read more

Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson - Boys and toys - Motorcycle Dealers Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

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I went to pick up a toe shift lever that I had to order because Buddy Stubbs didn't have it in stock... I understand. When it arrives the part does not have the lines (I would like it to match the heel lever) of the original shifter, I ask Mini about it. She could not have given two s@#ts about it let alone offer to "double check" the part number with my bike. After not getting through to her and she looking thoughroly bored/disgusted?, I ask her to feel the weight difference. Arms folded she replies "yeah I see". Excuse me, SEE a weight difference?! I left very pissed off. I will bypass Buddy Stubbs which is about 3 miles from my house and go to Scottsdale Harley. Even if it's to replace the new chrome allen screw (that she got correct on the 4th try) I paid for that doesn't fit the new shift lever. Mini you are angry. read more

Reviewing the museum. Very nice! Wonderful collection of Euro and US bikes; well worth an hour or two. Saw many bikes I never knew existed. A Danish Nimbus for example. PS ... on the way out, I looked at the price stickers of the used Harleys and was surprised at how reasonable the prices seemed. Maybe I've lived in CA too long. read more

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Reviewing as a tourist, not as anyone purchasing a motorcycle. This place is huge! My grandpa is a Harley Davidson fanatic so of course we had to stop in. We were stoked to see that there is a museum inside where you can sign the guest book and check out some old motorcycles. It's two stories and they have a couple old military motorcycles which were my personal favorite. Super cool to see. There's a large selection of merchandise, clothing, and motorcycles alike. They even have free coffee. We were greeted as soon as we walked in. Definitely worth a stop! read more

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I will never go to this dealership again. I was screwed once and later snubbed by the man himself. I was shopping for an Electra glide and found one I liked. The salesman quoted me a price that I liked. Another salesman came along and whispered to him that he better add a couple of thousand to that price if he wanted any commission. My wife overhead this and we walked out. Another time I was talking to Buddy and asked if he would help me identify the bike my father rode back in the 1940's. He blew me off saying he didn't have time for such things. Screw Buddy Stubb's and his dealerships. There are better places to buy your next Harley. read more

My daughter went in to trade in a bike and inquire about the 'rider to rider loan' and Rick and Chad were less than helpful. They blew her off and offered an offensive amount for the bike. They treated her like she and her guest weren't good enough to be there or didn't belong. They dismissed them and were downright rude and disrespectful. This would've been the 3rd Harley they purchased. She was with the president of a prominent motorcycle club and you can bet both of them will steer everyone they know clear of this place. Luckily they went to another dealership and were treated right. Shame on you for being so quick to judge people. read more

I bought a 2009 XL1200C from the Anthem, Az store. Worked with Jeff on the purchase and had a very good experience, laid back and no pressure, just the way I like it! Best price for a used sportster in the state. Will in the parts department is cool too! I highly recommend this store for your next purchase! Denny M. read more

I bought a brand new bike from these guys I thought they were a decent dealership. so I brought my friend over to buy a bike. He bought a used bike. It had problems as soon as we left. Turns out the tuner on the bike was dead and the ECM was tuned to California specs. All they had to do is retune this bike. Or scenario put a new ECM in. The service manager basically told me to get out of his office because he knew what I was talking about and he did not want to hear it. Never buy a bike from these guys because if you have problems they will not stand behind their product. Sorry I did not buy my bike from scottsdale Harley Davidson . read more

Terrible service!! Broke my clutch cable during bike week and they wouldn't replace it that day... I didn't get my bike back for almost two weeks. No sense of urgency or customer service. I was told I couldn't get a military discount at the payment counter by some jerk who didn't care. Just sad! read more

Tl;dr The worst service ever received. I went in on a late Friday and tried to work a deal on their used Diavel with Mo and Eric. Both provided great customer service, but we were about 1k off and I decided to leave. The next day, Eric left me a voice mail saying they were trying to give me $500 more for my trade and to give him a call back. I had planned to buy at that deal. Instead, when I called back I was forced to talk to Frank instead. He said that they were giving me $500 more for my trade, but that the difference to be paid was the same as the original deal. $500 more for my trade should have meant $500 less for me to pay. When I said that was incorrect, he told me that I must not have understood the paper that had the offer from the night before (as if simple math is hard). After telling him that he was not there the night before, and that he was wrong and that I'm not paying full price for the bike, and to just handle the phone to Eric, Frank kept rambling on and said that for every hour that passes he will raise the price of the bike by $100. Finally having enough of this rude prick, I told the loser to hand the phone to someone competent, to which he belittled my trade-in because it isn't a slow, loud Harley. Even if they offered and even trade, I would not do business with this location. In the end, I'm ultimately thankful for Frank's complete lack of respect for the people who fund his payroll. I spent my money on a new 2015 Monster 1200S and did so without being belittled by some low life. Edit In response to Buddy who believes his employees can do no wrong: I'm fully aware of TTL. This wasn't anywhere near my first rodeo. We were negotiating in OTD prices. I was trading in a 2015 Ninja 650 to which Frank mocked me for having such a small bike compared to his beefy Harley; look up the definition of belittled. When unable to get through Frank's head that math is simple and now the numbers have changed in less than 24 hours, he said he was going to raise the price by $100 for every hour I wait; look up the definition of a prick. Finally, I've worked retail - I know customers can be rough - but this guy made no effort to get the deal done and was absolutely, 100% rude from the get go. Everyone should be going to HD Scottsdale anyway but don't even stumble into this dump. read more

Try returning a bad battery. HD batteries are supposed to be high quality. But get a bad one and you'll end up waiting 2 hours for their tester to verify it before they'll honor the warranty. (Which is silly since a 12ah battery can be fully charged in 20 minutes). Brought in a 4 month old battery that wouldn't hold a charge - using the HD tender and a standard 12v 6a charger. The battery case states 12 month replacement if defective. I have a couple of bikes and am pretty familiar with how motorcycle batteries work. So this should be easy. No chance. The store was not remotely busy. The manager hid in his office. The parts guys tried but wouldn't actually do anything to take care of the customer. Finally the battery test came back inconclusive. Had I not waited for 2 hours I doubt they'd have covered it since their test showed the battery as good (though it was smoking hot after 2 hours on the charger). This is why we shop online guys. Batteries are usually the exception, but I'm reconsidering. read more

Can I give zero stars? Traded bikes in January this year a have had trouble. It's back there now with throttle trouble. Can't get a call back. They probably know they screwed up by putting it out on the floor. Shoddy workmanship is to blame and not putting new parts on instead of band-aids. Bike is UNSAFE to ride. Warranty doesn't star until 300 miles. I don't trust it to go anywhere. Very bad experience, after spending thousands of $ and get a bike that is unsafe. But they did give me a deal on tires because tires that were on it were almost out of tolerance. My advice is use your own judgement and the decision you make is your own. Thinking back recalling the salesman's comments and some red flags I didn't see until later I should have walked away. Be careful when you walk in the front door. All the show and antiques do not guarantee anything. read more

This has got to be the coolest Harley Davidson dealership ever!!! Talk about nice people! As I walked in I was greeted and pointed in the direction of what I was looking for. I must have had a look of sheer confusion, as one of the gals working there immediately came over and asked if I needed assistance. She was so helpful. helping us locate a very cool t-shirt for the man. The gals then told me about the dealership, even told me a little bit about Harleys versus other motorcycles, and how cool is this, they have a frickin museum!!! Now it isn't open all of the time, but it is on Friday nights and one Saturday a month. I would come back to this dealership in a minute if I needed anything else read more

All HD dealers have clothes and bikes. But Buddy Stubbs is an awesome museum with tons of great historical pictures, bikes, memorabilia etc... it is also near some good restaurants and is well worth the trip if you're in the area. I only deduct a star because the staff that is there whenever I stop in never knows anything about all the great pieces in the store, can't answer any questions you might have. And as bikes go, if you're looking to buy all HD dealerships in the Phoenix area are on the pricey side. They have some great t-shirts and sweatshirts, but again, pricey. Hint: AZ doesn't make you pay sales tax on private sales and lots of people buy brand new Harley's only to never ride them and sell them two years later at a discount with almost no miles... just saying. read more

Great location off of Cavecreek/sweet water area. Large parking area, that includes carports designated for motorcycles. Very important, especially with the 120 degree phoenix weather that lasts 100 days of the year. Friendly desk girl. Knowledgable sales staff. They even have bikes that you can rent. Need $2000 as a hold on your card and a year of riding experience preferred. Buy bikes from "Artie", this Filippino fucker that works there. He'll help you find the perfect ride. read more

I have always been big on Harley. Years of back seat riding, lots of clothing. So when I thought about riding, being a vet... guess where I went? Right to Harley. I am a short small girl. But everyone said that was okay. It isn't, not for a new bike person learning in the school. The program instructor had me come for a "jump start".. I drive a stick shift, so only the foot petal kept me off guard. But I agreed to come back another day for another jump start right before the class. And I was told I had it down. FYI - The training bikes are too big for a small person, and even when they lower the seat, that just makes the reach to the brake/throttle further for a short person. It was horrible. No one said a thing, I struggled through the course, wondering why I was having so much trouble with the front brake, I asked, and was told I was turning the handlebar, ya, I guess to get to the brake. No encouraging words, no "maybe this bike is too big for you" until I made a left turn and could not adjust enough to reach the brake. My experience here made me change my mind, not only about riding... but also about Harley. Something that everyone said would be the best experience of my life.... I have not felt like I was set up to fail so effectively.... read more

Rented two bikes for day rides while visiting the carefree area. This dealership has something for everyone on the sales floor, a pretty awesome museum, service department, gear and h-d apparel. Staff was friendly. Made us feel welcome. Came in for the rentals and was not disappointed. The rental manager, Jesse was friendly, professional and thorough. The bikes were like new, he checked every piece of chrome for damage and reviewed operations before setting us on our way. He even had some route suggestions. Have rented at a lot of dealerships across the USA / I definitely recommend Buddy Stubbs if you are in the area. .........Jesse was a rock star!! read more

I had a personal experience that I wanted to share. This place was clean, neat and organized. I showed up and asked if they could help me unload my Big Dog motorcycle out of the back of my truck and without any hesitation they did. Several of the shop guys walked outside and assited me. Then they let me keep the bike there in the parking lot while I went to park my truck and return for the bike later. Honestly I didnt not expect the help I recieved and I am thankful. Once my bike is paid off im going to buy a Harley Davidson and now I know where I am going to buy it from. When my wife brought me back to the shop to pick up my bike I insisted on having her come inside to see the museum of Harley stuff they have. She loved it and was glad I took her inside. I have been to a horrible Harley Davidson dealer in Kansas and I was not sure I ever wanted to deal with them but after this experience I am now a happy biker... read more

Buddy Stubb's Motorcycle Riders Course deserves 5 stars! The instructor, John, is extremely patient and can word/explain things in such a way that even the most layperson can understand, or as the military would say "barney style". Luckily this Harley Davidson has a knowledgeable and interactive instructor, because it definitely made the course. Even the manager, Bill, who oversees the course was interactive with the students/riders. I've participated in another school's motorcycle riders course in the past, and Buddy Stubbs program blew it out of the park. Both schools had the same MSF material to cover, and I couldn't believe how much more organized Buddy Stubbs program was compared to the other school. read more

This is the worst service department I have ever taken any vehicle to. I took it in for my front brake to be bled in to put new handlebars on my 2006Softail. Well currently it's been over two weeks, and these guys can't even give me any type of estimate on when they're going to be done. The entire time I told them that my Harley is my only means of transportation, not to mention I completely missed having my bike for bike week. I'll tell you this much I could re-wiring entire bike in two weeks, and these suppose it professionals can't even do a simple job. I would definitely not not not recommend this place to anyone looking to get their only fixed. Again they are the worst bike shop I have ever dealt with. Buddy Stubbs Harley Davidson sucks for service, steer clear read more

Great staff . I took the riding class there and they were really great ! I am only 5' 2" so they changed out a seat on one of the bikes they give us to ride in the class . So that I could reach the ground better . It helped a lot . read more

Thor was awesome, he made the whole process easy and gave me all the info I needed to make my first Harley mine!

Went to Buddy Stubbs for service work and was helped by a Tech named Wade. Wade was very informative and a nice guy also and walked me through some problems I was having with my Navigation set up. Just wanted to say Thanks and give wade some accolades. read more

I want to give a shout out to Matt Halpin and the entire service crew. My only vehicle is my Harley and when it needs service it's needs it asap. I rode my bike in today tired, dirty, with a dead battery and in need of a rear tire. I was hoping to at least get my battery issue taken care of while I waited but they did it all. After just a couple of hours they had my bike ready to go with a new battery, the charging system checked out, a new rear tire, and new brakes. To top things off they rolled her out washed and polished up like new. These guys are awesome! Time after time they are there for me and that's what keeps me coming back. Thank you!!! read more

Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson - It's an awesome feeling when my bike is in tip top shape and shining like new, thanks to a great crew at my favorite dealership. - Motorcycle Dealers Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

buddy Stubbs cave creek is great, I brought my soft tail deluxe in for a huge service that was due and new tires and brakes. TYLER was great, he helped me get my bike all sorted out, They found a few other issues with bike and made sure my bike was running great when it left. They truly looked after my bike. I've very happy, Tyler , rich and Doug. Educated me on things with my bike. That was awesome, I'll for sure be back to have Tyler sort my bike out if it needs any are attention. Thanks buddy Stubbs read more

the dealership is nice and friendly when you're buying but when you take your bike in for stuff that they messed up it's not their fault.

Terrible shop - I have my own tires and they would not install them unless I just brought the wheels in...ridiculous policy and cost them my business forever. read more

I was a good customer at this dealership, bought lots of HD clothes and parts, and even bought my bike here. The staff was friendly and merchandise selection very good. I bought a new very expensive limited model touring bike. My opinion of this dealership changed when I noticed the windshield was coming loose on the right side. I took the bike in for warranty repairs and they charged me 100.00 just to look at it, claiming they would return the money when the warranty repair was approved. They then told me that hey had to send pictures of the defective screw insert to Harley Davidson to get a warranty decision and they would call me back. After a few weeks I called them and they told me Harley didn't reply to their email yet. This was over a year ago. Needless to say the dealership never contacted me or even tried to help me resolve the issue. I am no longer their customer. read more

Rented an HD Utra Glide for a week. After shopping around in Phoenix for a good price, Jesse set me up with a very competitive offer. Upon arrival I was greeted by a friendly face (Jesse) who talked me through the rental agreement. All OK and as agreed. Bike was in mint condition and no mechanical issues despite putting in 1,500 miles. All in all a very pleasent and good experience. Are you looking for the latest HD rental model in good condition, this is the place for you. read more

I used to be a huge fan of BS. Best customer service anywhere (I used yo say). That all changed this year after they failed to stand behind their service. I brought my 2016 Road Glide in for high compression pistons swap (already had stage 2). They discovered an issue with the crank and it needed to be replaced. Warranty was still good so I opted for stage 3 since labor was already covered (this was in March 2019). No one told me that the ESP would NOT cover these upgraded HARLEY DAVIDSON SCREAMING EAGLE parts. After the breakin, I brought it back for a dyno tune using Power Vision. She ran great. Rode her to Long Beach then to NC and back...zero issues. While riding in May up to Mormon Lake, the bike sputtered, bogged down, then came back with a very loud ticking sound. It sounded like super-loud valve train noise. The very next day I brought it back to BS and had Andrew take a look. He's been building engines for 15 years. He says it sounded normal and did great anything.??? Eventhough I told him what happened. He said it sounded fine. I hand to move to NC to deal with a family issue. Brought the bike to a VA Dealer who listened to it for 2 secs and immediately turned it off! They found scoring in #1 cylinder! They said the only possible explanation was poor workmanship. The rings weren't set right. WTF? So ESP will cover the labor up to 4 hrs only. Parts is on Buddy Stubbs to replace since the parts were installed wrong. Buddy Stubbs is REFUSING to accept responsibility and none of the managers will return my phone calls! This is probably the last Harley I'll ever buy. It seems that I'm always having to chase them down to fix stuff. I'm out! read more

I wouldnt go anywhere else to buy a bike. I have no worries. Anytime i. Needed info or service they took great care of me.

Gives that "family-owned and operated" feeling. No pretentions here, just straight-up. I recently had some various work done here on my Fatboy Lo, and I didn't feel as though I was being "taken for a ride" ;) They even called me a few days later to "check in", to make sure everything was OK since having service. Nice selection of bikes and accessories, and a pretty cool "museum". Straight shooters! PJ read more

Buddy stubbs service department and parts department is the worst in the Valley. Harley should yank their license to operate under their name. Zero follow up from service and parts. Promote the Hogs and Dogs guy. Do not take your bike there for any schedule service. They couldn't diagnosis a flat tire let alone a burnt brake line. Sadly I paid for this shitty service. You won't be rewarded ANY credits in store, they won't price match any competitors. Did my homework on the bike I wanted, the accessories I wanted with it, the color, and how much I was willing to pay. Scottsdale HD, They didn't have my color, so I marched to Buddy Stubbs boy I should have just sprung the extra cheese for the SG Special and settled for that color they had in stock. Buddy had my color. They wouldn't budge on the in store credit. 26k dollars later, I got a T-shirt with Buddy Stubbs on it. Thanks, I won't be wearing it promoting your shit shack you call a business. I ordered a tour pack, the quick release kind, also ordered the Vance and Hines Big Radius 2 into 2. I had a buyer who wanted my stock exhaust. Word! Make some cheddar and help pay for more treats for my new toy. Weeks went by, and not a word from Buddy Stubbs parts department or Service department. I decided to lay low and wait for them to call me, figuring they would call me once all the parts were in. Not a word. Called and the exhaust was in. More weeks went by so I called them "Oh we are waiting on the lock." I took it in anyway, got the tour pack and exhaust installed (No lock). Weeks went by and I have a tour pack with no Lock. I finally lost it, and called parts, demanded they track it down. Turns out it was in, and they just couldn't find it. Pretty sure it was under their meth pipe. I left without my "Stock Exhaust, so that's money out of my pocket. Was told they couldn't find it. It's long shiny and can't miss it. I didn't get to sell that to a friend obviously. Who has it? Can I get some credit since you "Lost" it? NO. In the grand scheme of things, it's not much to bitch about. But If I spend $26k on a new bike the least you could do is pick up the phone and keep checking on me. They do however call you every week to tell you about their "Hogs and Dogs" event that they have ALL the damn time. Every week... "Don't miss our hogs and dogs" yeah blow me with your bullshit breath. I say fire the mouth breathers in parts and Service, and promote the promotions guy to be the Point Of Contact for parts and service. He at least calls so much you have to put a block on his number. Harley is such a well-built bike (Sarcasm) that most riders strip out their gear shift shaft and renders the bike useless unless you can reach down while driving and manipulate the bike into another gear. Usually after 17,000 miles, mine just happen to strip out at 15,000 miles, leaving me stranded in traffic on I-10. I was able to get the bike into 2nd gear and eventually into 3rd and limped the 6 miles home. I called Buddy Stubbs only because Arrowhead Harley's service department was closed at the moment. I got a dude on the phone sucking his teeth because the bike was in Avondale. They eventually picked up the bike and took it back to Buddy Stubbs in Cave Creek. I should have given him a buddy stubbs T-shirt for going WAY out of his way. It's all warranty work, you guys are still making money by picking up my bike and repairing it. Deal with it, have a king cone and smile. Since the bike was do for its 15k service checkup, they did it there while repairing the shaft. $275 dollars' worth of service checks. I picked up the bike and told them the back brake line was burnt to a crisp. Brake lines are to be inspected during the 15k checkup, this line which you can clearly see by removing the side cover was missed. When they wheeled my bike out, I checked that back brake line. It was still burnt to a crisp. I asked how come this was not caught on the service check? I was told it's because of the exhaust (Street sweepers, Big Radius pipes) and that if they replaced it, it would burn out again. Cool I'll keep riding around on it, but thanks anyway. The service department guy told me they would order and replace it free of charge and he would call me when it's in. Yeah because they missed it during the "check" and they are feeling stupid. That's a thorough job boys, exhale the meth smoke before looking at cables and lines. Two weeks later, still haven't gotten a call from service department on a simple rear brake line. Buddy Stubbs your entire service department and parts department is a JOKE, and that's a direct reflection upon you and your family. Do not waste your time with these knuckle dragging apes. Filing with the BBB and Harley about these oversights. read more

I have done business with Buddy Stubbs for the past several years, but unfortunately my experiences are a mixed bag. In a nut shell: The good, the bad, and the ugly. First the good. The rental department has always been a joy to deal with. I've rented seven different bikes from them and the guys behind the counter are great. If you would like to try out a new model of Harley, rent one here, you'll be glad you did. Also the guys at the parts counter, all cool, good to deal with. And yes, the museum inside is awesome. If you have an interest in vintage bikes, do take the tour. Now for the bad. Walked in one day and they had the model and color of bike that I wanted on the floor. The salesman suggested that I take it for a test ride. After a quick ride, I hinted that he might throw in a couple of goodies to seal the deal, which he agreed to. But then while reviewing the purchase contract I see that he added on an extra 600 dollars to the freight and prep. I said, wait a minute, I see what is going on here. You're trying to stick me for an extra 600 to pay for those goodies. Well, he looked like a kid that got caught with his hand in the cookie jar. I said look, I really don't need those goodies right now, just keep 'um but put the freight and prep charges back where they are supposed to be. After that, they acted like they couldn't wait to get me and my new bike out of the store. Never even thanked me for just spending 15 grand at their store.I have been back several times to purchase oil and filters etc. and when that salesmansees me come in he goes the other direction. Even walked right by him a few times. Never a, " Hi, how is the new bike?" or anything. Nice way to treat a good customer. Now for the ugly. My model of Harley had a recall on the gas tank filler neck. Recall notice said that the cap could leak gas unless the dealer ran a tool down the neck to straighten out the threads. OK, no biggie, took it in to their service dept. to get it done. The first thing that I notice about the service dept. is a bit of an attitude amongst the employees. Kind of like: we know it all and you are a dumb ass. Maybe because I had the audacity to ask them not to let any paint chips or dirt go down into my gas tank. As they rolled my bike away the alarm went off. Seems the know-it- all's forgot to ask for my proximity key. I hand my key to the guy at the counter and he throws them to mechanic who misses letting them hit the floor(remember it's an electronic device). Anyway, about 20 minutes later they roll my bike back out and tell me it's done. Well, the first thing I do is unscrew the cap and wipe my finger around the filler neck. There was a lot of paint chips and crud that came off on my finger. Theydidn't even have the sense to wipe the inside of the neck clean. No telling how much crud went down into the gas tank. I thought to my self, ' I wouldn't have these monkeys work on my kid's tricycle.' read more

Worse experience I have ever had buying a Harley, this was my 3rd and last purchase harley purchase and all to blame buddys lying sales and service dept. If you must buy a harley I recommend any other Harley dealership in the valley. read more

Only giving one star because zero is not an option. The service at this dealership is hands down the worst I have ever seen. Spent over 6000 dollars to get a race kit done to my engine as well as upgraded lighting, was repeatedly lied to about how long they would take to get completed. After all the screw arounds they used air tools to put my engine back together causing a heavy duty bolt head to snap off. They of course denied any wrong doing or mistakes. Recently an acquaintance took his bike there for a full fluid change, they drained it just fine but neglected to put anything back in!!! Talk about blatant and reckless incompetence. The Stubb's family must either have nothing to do with the running of their dealerships or they just don't care. On the upside I can't recommend Scottsdale Harley Davidson enough, take your money there and you will be very happy. read more

I recently rented a touring bike and it couldn't have been better. First the bike was as advertised, the exact bike I requested. I've rented from Eagle Riders and their bike was worn out. This bike looked good and ran well the clutch was properly adjusted. Second, the guys running the rental counter were knowledgeable, about the bikes and where to go. It was a great ride and I'll be back. read more

I actually got my bike from Hacienda in Scottsdale, but I got a great deal on my Jacket during their holiday sale. I just recently got my bike serviced there because I had a bit of an accident. No major damage, but it took about a month just to get new parts and get things back to normal. You pay a premium to have a Harley dealer service your bike, but for resale purposes I like knowing the guys who sell em are the guys who fix em. The only major complaint is that after $600 of work and a month of waiting, they didnt even take the time to clean the bike before I picked it up. Just lazy and bad form in my opinion. Other wise a solid dealership with a great selection and very cool bike museum. read more

Everything was very well done and professional start to finish. Mark was an outstanding salesperson to work with. Great orientation provided and from service to parts everyone was pleasant and helpful. These people really did a great job on my new purchase. Thank you Kurt read more