I was an out-of-state buyer looking for two elusive Sea-Doo Apex 300s. Travis was fantastic--he…read morequickly put a deal together and proactively located a second ski at another dealer just to meet my request. What really set this dealership apart was their pricing integrity: they were completely transparent and didn't hit me with the hidden freight or prep fees that my local dealers tried to impose. If you're shopping from a distance, ask for Travis for a great experience. on a side note their prices on the Sea-doo extended warranties are very competitive

I went in there for my first oil change the 1000 Mile mark because it would take a certain funnel…read moreto not make a mess I thought I would take it in to have it serviced for the first time so we don't get it all messy well very very disappointed in this service department it looks like they took the plug out and let it drain all over the bottom cover. My 7-year-old kid could have done that ourselves didn't even clean it up doesn't even look like they tried to wipe it up very disappointed won't be back especially at $150 an hour and then I had two tires mounted that they charged me $75 which I think is just crazy each tire

Staff was Supportive and knowledgeable about products. I was shopping for a helment. There were…read moreseveral in stock and I worked with one of the sales representative to piece together which helmet component was most important to me and then which helmet matched with what I wanted. It was great. The only negative comment I would say is that there were no full face helmet above 1x and maybe a couple 2x but No helmet bigger. Made me sad. I had to order on line hoping what I ordered would fit.

They will only change oils!!! This is not a repair shop it's…read morea jiffy lube!! If you want your bike fixed ie carbs rebuilt "maybe this fall" MAYBE lmfao Do yourself a favor don't waste your time calling

Curtis and the team here are really awesome. I came in to look at the BMW R-18 and Triumph T-100…read moregold line Left with a great feeling and all my questions answered. Brenda at the desk went out of her way to help me with a non critical warranty issue on a pair of gloves. The entire team here makes you feel like part of the family. I am excited to return and finish my deal.

I recently had an excellent experience with Cascade Moto in Eugene OR while touring on a 2.5 week…read moretrip through Oregon. I had hit a pothole and bent the front rim of my R1200GS - causing a loss of tire pressure. Upon calling Chris at Cascade, he immediately agreed to order a new front wheel from the BMW network and get it shipped overnight. The amazing thing was, he agreed to do this without any payment up-front. He further went out of his way to stay late and wait long after closing time to receive my bike and get it secured in the shop. The next day, the wheel arrived, they prioritized my bike's service and I was able to continue my trip with only a day of lost time. While in the shop, their technician also noticed I was badly in need of rear brake pads and quickly replaced those based on my verbal approval. Cascade Moto and employees like Chris exemplify the best of the BMW dealer network. Thank you Cascade Moto!

Hello around February 2015 i stumbled upon a website that had a February promo on 80% ar15 lowers…read more The products was half price due to a scheme of trying to earn the start up money to go from a motor sports company and expand in to the firearm business. I spoke to Jim that was supposedly in charge. I order around $750 in products with claims and excuses of reasons not to fulfill my orders.I filed a better business bureau claim to try to get my money back. This is the exact wording in Bbb. "I ordered some products from this merchant around February 2 2015 in the amount of 524 on my debit card and 259 on my credit card for his half off February promo. After my time frame was up i called and emailed the merchant for my products but each and every time he made up an excuse such as my worker quit, my machine broke and so on. I waited in him because I thought these were legitimate reasons. After a few more emails there was not contact back from the merchant. I tried to file a complaint to my bank but the time frame has passed to get my money back. I have email correspondence from the merchant still as proof. Thank you for your time."

These guys know scooters. My daughter recently bought a chinese scooter that had wiring issues. I…read morecouldn't find any info on the problem and after striping it down to expose wiring was still at a loss to understand just what was going on. I was able to find Viper motor sports in Eugene after some searching for a shop that would work on a chinese bike. They took the bike in diagonosed it quickly and had the bike back to me the next day. Reasonable rates, friendly service and a great shop to know about if you ever have scooter issues.

On the bright side, Cycle Sports carries the full Honda line, for folks who want the best…read moremotorcycles money can buy, plus Kawasaki, so you can get something funky and powerful, yet unrefined, with an annoying buzzy engine and unsettling direct-from-the-factory rattling noises. Sarah, in the parts department, is the real deal. Don't let the pretty face fool you - she knows her stuff, and will give you a lecture on the merits of Arai helmets that makes JFK look like a rookie orator. The problem is, the Cycle Sports sales model goes something like this: "Find an ignorant customer who knows nothing about motorcycles except that he likes them. Then, sell him the biggest, most expensive motorcycle you can - don't worry about whether it fits his needs - and rob him blind in the process." The place is so greedy and sleazy that even veteran used car salesmen can't hack it there. This probably explains why most of the sales staff are baby-faced young men who know little or nothing about motorcycles. Despite some warnings from friends, I visited Cycle Sports to buy a bike. I wasn't in the door ten seconds but two salesmen were on me like Dobermans. After they fought over who got the customer (I swear, with apologies to Dave Barry, that I'm not making this up), I explained to the remaining sales guy that I was an easy sale, because I already knew which bike I wanted and planned to pay cash. We walked over to it. I asked what kind of price they could give me. He spit out a number: List price. Chuckling, I told him I was thinking of a somewhat lower number and explained that I was born at night, but not last night. The sales guy, with peach fuzz on his upper lip and all of nineteen years of life experience, replied earnestly that list price was a heckuva deal, and Cycle Sports was the only dealer in the state that even had this particular model. I asked for the sales manager, expecting to play a little good-cop, bad-cop...but the manager told the same story, and was sticking to it! I drove up to Beaverton Honda-Yamaha and bought my bike - which they had in stock, of course. It took about 15 minutes to work out a reasonable deal. I should've just gone there in the first place. Cycle Sports couldn't care less about you, your bike, or your business - they just want your money.

Chris at CC Cycles is a fantastic mechanic. He tuned my bike so well, I practically didn't…read morerecognize the bike when he was done with it. It had much more power and all in all ran better than it ever had. Chris found several small issues with my bike which he fixed all of at a very reasonable price. A friend asked me how much it was going to cost for all of the repairs Chris made. I guessed it would total out at $400. Chris only charged me $150. Best $150 I ever spent. CC Cycles rocks!!