This is the place to go for KLR (dual sport motorcyling) parts. Fred has it all. He's well-known in…read morethe KLR/DS community. Service, price and parts availability. Note: I do my buying from AMS on-line.

We entered Moab on a two week dual sport tour of five states, and one of the KLR bikes needed help…read more We phoned from a restaurant and the owner welcomed us out, sold us the parts at very fair prices, and installed them for us. He is a wonderful person.

1,700 miles to get here from MICHIGAN. These guys rock. Got…read moreme up and running in short order. Attention to detail, helpful, funny, just a good group of men. Shout out to Troy, Lewis, and Chris.....you cats have us Smitten in the Mitten! (That's a Michigan Yooper phrase, eh!)

While doing a 2000 roadtrip I started getting bad battery symptoms, stopped by and was sold a bad…read more$150 battery, which didn't pass their load test 10 mins after sold. Until today, 2 months later I haven't got my refund.

Basin Motorcycle Works was the only service center able to get my 73 BMW R75-5 running smooth!…read more Before Basin I had numerous companies service my bike in AZ with no success. The techs at Basin are professionals. Their expertise in carburetor service and valve adjustments made all the difference in my results. Thanks for the great service and personal care Basin Motorcycle! Paul C. Telluride Colorado

Harry Hill is a life-saver. Last summer, while solo riding all over the Western states on my…read moreR11GS, I awoke at a campground in Durango to find that my starter had died. After some calling around, I found that Basin Motorcycle Works was nearby. Harry sold me a new starter at a good price and even let me use his garage to change the starter in some much needed shade. This was all on his day off. Great guy. Thanks Harry!

Jason and his Family are amazing and accomidating. They were all there for us in a huge time of…read moreneed.

Jason and his team make a phenomenal experience for motorsport sales and service. Went in looking…read moreto trade a competitor ATV for a SxS. Even though he was shorthanded that day and had consistent walk in traffic, he was very attentive. Jason did a fabulous job with the walk around. Explained every single feature, switch, and functions. Went to extremes to take the time to not only point out locations of necessary things such as battery, air cleaner, etc, but even how to remove panels and such to gain access. Probably the easiest "big" purchase I have ever made. I highly recommend Mesa Verde Motorsports to anyone looking to purchase a ATV, Motorcycle, UTV. Class A business

I snowchecked a $25k turbo sled with them in the spring and placed a $500 deposit. I was told the…read moresled would arrive in November. It didn't arrive in November, it didn't arrive in December. In Jan, the sled still hadn't arrived so I found another sled for sale, purchased it, and called them to cancel my snowcheck. Mike was very rude, and refused to refund my deposit. I informed him of Visa's policy which allows for chargebacks made within 90 days of cancelled deposits/payments made on merchandise that hasn't been received. He refused to refund my deposit, so I'm now dealing with my bank. DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR BUSINESS!!

Hi country motor shop is the worst moto shop NOUN the most…read moreserious or unpleasant thing that could happen: "when I saw the outside of Mike's front door, I began to fear the worst" I left my moto there for 6.5 months just for a front shock bladder replacement. Well 6.5 months later my bike is in worse shape than when i brought it in! What does this neanderthal think? Every time i called to see how far along its going he tells me I'm short staffed! I even brought him a potential worker! And all summer he kept telling me Im short staffed then he told me his mother had a stroke! I DON'T BELIEVE ANY OF IT! Total incompetent mechanic. I did bring my dirt bike tire in once! he didnt even remove the spike that popped it in the first place so i drove to my riding spot 50 miles, as soon as i started to ride the back tire went flat! Mind you it was my day off and I even told them to pull the spike OUT! Please do not do business with this person as I had The worst moto shop experiance of my life! I been going to mechanics for my moto for the last 2o years! MIKE IS THE WORST EVER!!!!

After having a bad experience with another big dealership, I reached out to Thomas at fun center…read more They are really great, friendly people that were more than accommodating for us. I'd highly recommend working with them. Todd and Christina even opened up for us on their day off. Very caring honest people, I'll definitely be referring people their way.

A year ago I bought a used 2016 Moto Guzzi Stelvio motorcycle at Fun Center Cycle in Farmington,…read moreNM, with 16k miles on it, and rode it 1,000 miles home. It was not an uneventful ride, as a year of sitting on the showroom floor meant that it had stale gas, and it ran badly the entire ride. I had vetted the bike by calling the sales team and by texting and emailing. I specifically asked for the fluids to be changed out and that the bike was completely checked out by the shop. I flew from Sacramento to Durango, Colorado and after an hour was finally able to catch an Uber to the shop in Farmington. Folks at the shop were pleasant, friendly and welcoming even to the point of offering me a burger cooked out back. That was great as I was starving, a little out of sorts with the altitude and my flight. I checked the bike out, and everything seemed ok. Loaded my gear in the saddle bags and poked around. Installed the charging wire for my heated vest, and installed my tank bag. The financial folks got the paperwork sorted out quickly (I thought), and I was on my way. Right away I noticed the engine had a bit of a rattle. But having owned Moto Guzzis in the past I knew by the sound that it wasn't serious and after a couple minutes the sound was gone. At my first stop, I determined that the engine and rear end oil (shaft drive) were way past scheduled oil change as they were filthy. Interestingly the transmission oil was as though it was brand new. That lead me to believe that they had changed transmission oil thinking that it was engine oil. Maybe. The shop had filled the gas tank up but I suspect there was old gas remaining which varnished the fuel injection up. Hence the rough running. 1,000 miles later, when I got the bike home I did a complete fluid change. And yep the engine oil and in particular the rear end oil was super nasty. Shame on Fun Center Cycle for not changing that. Found a filthy air filter, and on further examination determined that the airbox had a defect in the factory molding process and that unfiltered air was making its way into the airbox and throttle bodies. Shame on Moto Guzzi QC. If the mechanic had bothered to check the air filter he would have noticed it was filthy and something else was wrong due to the grime, and bird feathers in the air box. That's the second reason for running bad. I had to repair the airbox and spend much time cleaning throttle bodies. Shame on you Fun Center Cycles. The valves sounded like they hadn't been adjusted in many miles, and on using my feeler gauges found that they were way out of spec. It takes 15 minutes to adjust the valves, and needs to be done every oil change. The included owners manual clearly states this. Shame on you Fun Cycles and maybe the previous owner. While attempting to register the bike in California DMV, I found out that Fun Cycles screwed up the paper work and signed the title as though the bike had a lien. It did not as I paid the full amount with a cashiers check, This created a pain and I had to wait for new paperwork and had to make a second trip to DMV. Shame on you Fun Cycle. DMV also wanted to see the emissions stickers on the bike. Luckily the previous owner had left some under the seat. The rest of the stickers on the tank, exhaust and swing arm had all been removed. The exhaust was aftermarket and I sweated bullets that I was going to get into trouble. A year later I've put on 10,000 miles and I love the bike, but my experience with Fun Center Cycle in Farmington has continued to leave a bad taste in my mouth.

The Motherlode is nestled in the town of Naturita on Scenic Byway 141 that takes you from Grand…read moreJunction to Hwy 145 towards Norwood, Telluride, or across the Dallas Divide to Ridgeway and Montrose where the mountains offer spectacular photo opportunities. Deer & Elk viewings are plentiful. Gorgeous drive through colorful canyons from Grand Junction end make this a favorite weekend ride for cruisers & bikers alike. Great atmosphere, good people, great classic bar food w/ nice cold beers on tap. Daily Lunch specials, Thursday Dinner Specials, Posole is offered on the last Friday of the month and is normally sold out that day, so try and come early. Lots of In House Specialities. Hours are actually: Wed-Saturday 12-8pm Friday Pool Night 12 pm - 2am Closed Sun-Tues Stop on by! We'd love to see YOU!

So, I was riding my bike from Austin, Tx to Provo, Ut for my youngest daughter's wedding held on…read more8-22-2024. Coming down through the Rockies on I-70, my bike overheated and broke down. I called my dealer (Cowboy Harley) in Austin that services my bike. My service manager Parmer put me on hold for a few minutes and told me they have a sister dealership in Grand Junction, Co. He called them for me and explained the symptoms I told him and said they are expecting me as soon as I could arrange a tow. My insurance Geico sent out a flat-bed truck to Rifle, Co to pick me up and bring me 70mi to Teddy Morse on a Friday. Long story short, it turns out the water pump and a couple sensors went out. Thank God I bought an extended service plan for it last month! I must say my service team (Sabrina, Tracy & Paul) were the consummate professionals! They got me back on the road the next day (Sat afternoon). I really want to shoutout Paul my Tech. I know a little about the mechanicals of my bike and Paul went out of his way to invite be back into the shop to show me what he did, what is broken and what was fixed. Paul....you rock brother! Actually, the whole team at Teddy Morse are rockstars!!! If you need work done on your ride, take it to Teddy Morse, they get you done right!

He found a motorcycle he wanted but it had been sent to the Grand Junction Harley store which had a…read moreBMW section. He called and dealt with Greg Ooley. Ended up purchasing the bike and then we had to figure out how to get it back to Denver. We decided on a road trip and was there when the shop opened in the morning. They had not gotten the bike ready due to unexpected events. So we waited while they got the bike ready for the road and completed the final paperwork. While he was busy I sat and visited with the manager of the BMW section and the other sales person. My bad for not getting their names. I was still tired from the drive the previous day. But they were welcoming and made me feel at ease. The other KTM sales person was also friendly. And when I walked over to the Harley section to use the restroom, the sales people there smiled and said hello. We thought that the whole experience was much better than in Denver where the sales people are fine but a little more snooty. Like they're the ones doing you a favor. We would definitely shop here again. Lots of parking in the lot. Cool merchandise and a service department.