I just had my 1988 Route 66 Yamaha repaired here. It was an electrical short issue. It was fixed…read morepromptly and restored to great working order. Although they specialize in Harley-Davidson, they are willing and able to work in all makes and models. I was very pleased with the service and attention to customer needs.

I brought a 1991 Arctic Cat Lynx in for repair after my grandson drove it into a tree (at a pretty…read morelow speed). Not much damage but it only had an actual 315 miles on it and had been showroom-new looking. Thomas found most of the needed parts and repaired the rest to the point that I couldn't tell it had ever had a front dent. They were very reasonable with their price because I know it took a few man hours to fix. Great work and great price. Quite the combonation. Thanks Thomas.

After buying a used Arctic Cat in need of some TLC I started asking around about dealers and Thomas…read moreSno Sports kept being mentioned. So I looked them up online and ordered a muffler part I needed. I chose to pick it up at their store as I had some questions and wanted to take a look around. Great place and friendly helpful people. My part was ready and they had some other items I was looking for. I will definitely return.

TBH I can't imagine visiting Crosby without stopping at red Raven. It's a combination…read morecoffee/deli/bike shop. It is perfect for all of your needs when stopping in town to mountain bike. They have a wide selection of excellent coffee drinks plus really tasty soup, sandwiches, and breakfast items to fuel you up for a ride. I ordered a grilled cheese and the soup of the day, which was a curried squash soup. I can't get over how good that soup was. It was vegan, and I can't quite pinpoint what the spices were, but it was so tasty. Very savory. They also have a great supply of bikes and biking supplies to meet all of your needs when hitting the trails. If you're coming up to bike Cayuna, you have to stop at red Raven.

It is tough finding a coffee shop in some of these rural communities so we were driving by this…read moreplace and I yelled 'hey turn here'. I was so excited to find a tasty hot latte. What a cool store/restaurant. I loved the rustic touches like the corrugated metal on the exterior and reclaimed wood inside. Staff was amazing. Loved how they told me the origins of the name of Cuyuna park. They made a great latte as well. Great stop.

DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT GO TO THIS SHOP! I had probably the worst experience I've ever had with a…read morebusiness at a shop here. I had my brother go in and order some new tires from this place as well as buy/ put an order in for some used parts that he paid for in advance. My brother got 2 new tires, a master cylinder for a front break, a throttle with cables, and gave the owner some money to take a gas cap off a tank and have a new key cut for the bike. He also had him look at the brakes on the bike and make sure they were in good shape. The owner tells my brother he'll call him when the tires come in so he can pick them up. A couple of weeks go by, and no call. So my brother calls the shop, and apparently they've had the tires for over a week, so my brother annoyed goes and picks up the tires and brings them home. He shoots me a photo of the tires. They were basically the complete opposite of what was requested. My brother told him to get vintage high wall tires, and the guy probably just order the first thing he saw. What we ended up with were some slick sport tires you'd put on a spot bike or a rocket. So, I decided to go in and straighten the situation out. I talked to my brother, and picked the tires up. When I picked the tires up my brother mentioned the guy should have a gas cap for the bike as well. I go into the shop. My first impression of the place is small town shop with brains equal in size. I tell the owner of the shop what's up with the tires, and he says "oh yeah, I can totally get those tires in for you", and I say " great let's do that". And then the guy just stands there and looks at me blankly. So I then proceed to ask the man if he can price those tires out for me, and he says " yeah, I can do that", and then again just stares at me. So after a few seconds I was like "well do you want to do that now"? And the guys was like "sure." And he just sort of made up an arbitrary price in his head. I then ask about the gas cap my brother had mentioned. They guy had one that he would sell me but he didn't have a key for it, so I decided I didn't want it. I told the guy let me know asap when the tires get in and he said he would. A week goes by and no call. So I call the place, and end up playing phone tag for a few days. I finally get ahold of the guy. He tells me he hasn't even ordered them yet! Wtf?! I tell the guy not to place the order and that I'll just take the extra money I gave him back for the tires. So after all this BS. While my brother and I are working on my bike I mention that I couldn't find a gas cap, and the one this guy had did't have a key for it my brother said "wait you didn't pick that cap up? I paid that guy for that cap already he was supposed to cut a key for it" that's right people this guy took my brothers money and then tried to sell me the same part! He didn't even cut a key for it. My brother lost the receipt for it so we couldn't get our money back. If all of this isn't shocking enough for you, a few weeks go by, and my brother and I start to work on the brakes. We put the brake lever with the master cylinder on it on the bike, and the master cylinder doesn't work. The guy sold us junk! Also when I finally got the bike out on the street the rear brake squeaks. Like I said before Do not go to this shop!