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    Frontline Cycles

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Rocky Mountain Kawasaki - Many new and used Sport and cruiser bikes !UTV and ATV center with Kawasaki's famous JET SKIS!

    Rocky Mountain Kawasaki

    (38 reviews)

    I love this place. The staff is friendly and helpful, the service department gets repairs done…read moreright the first time and the team is extremely responsive and flexible, even on short notice. When I buy gear and accessories there, I'm impressed with the expertise and service orientation of the salespeople. This dealer is close to my house and I'm there a lot. The whole "vibe" of the dealership is great and I recommend Rocky Mountain Kawasaki highly.

    We've only been once so far and it turned out ok after a few miscommunications on scheduling and…read morethe readiness of the parts needed. We have not been here before, having used a smaller place in Boulder for decades that had closed at the retirement of the wonderful owner. So then, a bit of an adjustment to a bigger place in Boulder that has also now closed. So out we went to Longmont after making arrangements by phone. It was minor service but it needed to be done. Once we straightened out who we actually were when we arrived and set up the parts needed, we could be flexible about it not getting done in one day as originally promised. They were a bit behind on work to be done ahead of us and had not told us to pay in advance for the parts needed to be set up. The bike was ready by midday the next day which is an easier pick up time for us anyway than late in the day at closing. Since it's a half hour ride to Longmont on the very busy Diagonal Highway, depending on direction and time of day, we need to plan it. I understand from staff that if this old bike ever needs work when it is not operational, they can pick it up for a fee. The price seemed fair for that service as well as the work done on this visit and everyone was polite, with a smile and the bike is now running well. In the future we will be sure to have confirmation on what, if anything, needs to be paid for in advance. That was not something we thought to ask about as our previous service facilities for the last 30 years had never asked for this arrangement.

    Elite Powersports

    Elite Powersports

    (5 reviews)

    What a truly disheartening experience. I cannot, in good conscience, recommend this establishment…read moreto anyone. I left feeling utterly shocked and defeated. My intention was simple: to purchase two machines for my family. Initially, a friendly sales representative greeted me, radiating warmth and professionalism. However, this pleasant encounter was abruptly overshadowed by the aggressive interruption of a potential manager whose demeanor was anything but welcoming. In that moment, I felt as if I were being treated like a criminal, simply for inquiring about the price of a machine. Yes, I am a woman who entered this business alone, and it seemed this old man believed I lacked the intelligence to handle the information I sought. To my disbelief, I was even accused of being a secret shopper, a baseless assumption that left me reeling. I thought we had moved past gender bias, but clearly, at this dealership, it remains an unfortunate reality. My plans for investing 40K elsewhere are firm; I will seek out a dealership that respects and values female customers. As I walked out, I confronted the manager, letting him know they would not see a single cent of my money. His casual wave and nonchalant goodbye were astonishing; it was as if my words carried no weight. I am not a radical feminist searching for bias in every interaction. Far from it, I am an independent woman who thrives on outdoor sports and family activities. The fact that I could not even receive a straightforward price for a machine displayed for sale is indicative of a deeply flawed business model. After leaving, I logged onto their website, where the prices were clearly displayed for all to see. Yet, when I sought to make a purchase, I was met with hostility instead of assistance. This treatment is not only unacceptable but downright appalling. If you are an independent, proud woman who does not need a man to make your purchases, I strongly advise you to steer clear of this business. And if you are a dignified man who values respect for your spouse, I also urge you to think twice before engaging with this establishment. BIG MISTAKE- headed to another dealership to buy my summer fun machines.

    The staff was wonderful and very helpful! stoped by for a gift and it couldn't have been better!read more

    Pro Motorcycle Carburetor Service

    Pro Motorcycle Carburetor Service

    (12 reviews)

    Keith is a master of all carburetors. He took my basically non running bike and made it purr like…read moreit was new. Don't take your bike to anyone else but Keith.

    Bottom line is my Yamaha Kodiak ATV truly does run like new again! I highly recommend Keith for…read morecarburetor service and certainly will go back to him if I need my ATV serviced again, but with the guidance I got from Keith for keeping the carburetor from getting gummed up again I may never need to go back! I have an older (2000) Yamaha Kodiak ATV that was increasingly idling and running poorly and had had the carburetor serviced 2x before at the Longmont Kawasaki dealership but it never really ran quite right after their service. I searched around and found Keith at Pro Motorcycle Carburetor Service was very highly recommended so I called him to get a sense of how professional and competent he was given that it was not the usual powersport dealership service department experience. It was apparent that Keith is very capable, honest and forthright in his business dealings so I was comfortable having him service the carburetor. He performed the work quickly with timely and very detailed communication (including photos of the inside of the carburetor and the various parts that were being cleaned and/or replaced) and I even was able to pick up my ATV later that same day. Couldn't be more pleased with the quality and price of the service. Sometimes I wonder when I look at reviews if there are fake reviews being posted but I'm absolutely confident that all the 5 star reviews for Keith are real!

    Longmont Bicycle Company

    Longmont Bicycle Company

    (35 reviews)

    We ordered a Trike on line. Longmont Bicycle assembled it. Chris was great. It was a gift and he…read moreactually got the trike to our home without my husband knowing. He went the extra mile when we had trouble riding it. Returned to the house watched us try to ride and solved our problem. What incredible personal service.

    I just found out--and admittedly, it's on me for trusting the clerk knew what he was doing and not…read moreIMMEDIATELY checking every single thing he did before I left the shop or paid--that at my last visit, they installed my new tubes with NON-REMOVABLE-CORE presta valves ... without consulting me first. This is even weirder because I brought the bike in with schraeders installed, and the clerk assured me that even with prestas (The only type they had on hand, somehow??? Apparently???) I would be able to put slime in. I was not able to put slime in. Specifically, FlatOut. I want to clarify that the man that I spoke to during this last repair WAS NOT THE OWNER! The owner has always been very kind and accommodating, I think he might have just hired on a guy who shouldn't be in a customer-facing job, and I had bad luck-of-the-draw. I was trying pretty hard to be polite with the repair tech at the time to keep the tone light despite being told multiple times that what I wanted (A tube with a schraeder valve, the most commonplace type-) wouldn't be possible on my standard-size 26-inch tires. It must not have worked because the entire conversation, the guy I spoke to was using a very infantilizing tone that makes me wonder how he talks to his female colleagues if he talks to his female customers as if they don't have object permanence and have never seen a multi-speed bicycle in their lives. He told me to my face that I would be able to put my Flatout in, seeing as we live in goatshead burr country ... which requires a removable core. I should not have believed him. 80 bucks for a single tube-liner replacement that was literally the exact opposite of what I asked for on a slow weekday afternoon? No offense, but absolutely never again. You basically can't tell the difference until you get your face right up against the tire because the difference is so minute, but fun fact: once a NRC presta is damaged, there is nothing you can do about it except buy another brand-new tube. I have no choice but to completely replace this tube, which I'm sure is very good for their business model but has unfortunately lost them a customer, given that this was the third time in less than a year riding a road-bike on a well-maintained sidewalk. The unfortunate last straw. Given that they also sold me tannus tire-armor in the wrong size the first time (then when I came back to install it on the other wheel, AFTER I paid for the part order, told me that the original tire-armor they installed was the wrong size--as if that was somehow my fault, even though all I did was listen to the clerk and tap a card when they swore up and down that everything was copacetic--and then informed me that they didn't actually have any they would fit, so if I wanted liners I'd simply have to take what they had or order MORE %$#*ING PARTS with only a cursory promise that they MIGHT fit.) I am now genuinely wondering if this was deliberate sabotage to ensure I'd come back and buy more tubes. I am also wondering if the owner is aware that this is even happening, because I work with multiple bike commuters who say that they'll never go to Longmont Bike either for similar reasons. That feels like a bad-faith thing to assume, but I've had enough bad repair experiences in a row that I think it either has to be genuine neglect/incompetence on that one tech's part or a planned-obsolescence tactic. I wanted to like this shop so, so badly. It's local, it had what I needed (as long as I was coming in for small accessories like a U-lock, or a pump) and I'm genuinely bummed that I can't in good sense consider them as an option now. I'm gonna have to take my chances with the University of Youtube in a town full of cyclists, which is a crying shame.

    Frontline Cycles - motorcyclerepair - Updated May 2026

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