This business is a solid 5-stars!! I have been buying UTVs, ATVs, Motorcycles, Dirt Bikes and jet…read moreskis from them for 15+ years and always have a great experience. The entire staff is knowledgeable, friendly and very hands on with community events and activities. I will continue going back with confidence for all my machines, gear, accessories and service work. Thanks and keep up the good work!!

From the owner: Midwest Motor Sports, located in Kieler Wisconsin, is a full service 28,000 square foot dealership…read morecarrying Motorcycles, ATV's, Personal Watercraft, Snowmobiles, and Utility Vehicles from Polaris, Yamaha, Sea Doo, Kawasaki, Hustler, Kayo, etc. We also have a large selection of pre-owned units that can be viewed on our web site. Inside, you'll find our Service, Parts, Sales and F&I Department along with a restaurant and bar, "Daniel's Lounge".

Excellent company to purchase UTV's from. This is our 3rd UTV and they have always went above and…read morebeyond. Thank you.

Great dealership. David our salesman was excellent. He took us through the whole process, and was…read morevery cordial. Tom in finance was excellent as well. Couldn't have asked for anything more. TY !!!!!!

Great Experience! Everyone was very accepting of our Son…read morelabled with Autism. Actions speak volumes and kindness matters! David went above and beyond our expectations. Thank you Vetesniik power Sports for treating us like Family.

Hat's off to both Jeff (owner) and Angela, working the front desk. Both really take the time to…read moretreat you like a valued customer. I get all my service done there!

From the owner: Eastland Motorsports in Northwest Illinois is your dealer for Arctic Cat, Can-Am, Dixie Chopper,…read moreKymco and Ski-Doo sales, service, parts and accessories. It's no wonder customers and riders from the Carroll County, Jackson County, Chicago, Northwest Illinois, and the Illinois-Iowa-Wisconsin area keep coming back: our trained techs have years of experience in service and repair, and our friendly sales staff are always eager to assist customers. We offer repairs, carburetor, jet, and clutch kit sales, and a full service department, so look to Eastland Motor Sports for ATVs, used bikes, and ATV parts and accessories.

They sold us a UTV for $17999 and it stopped working 10 minutes after leaving the lot. They told…read moreme oh well and it's not their problem.

I went there just to look around, the owner was extremely friendly and helpful. They have their…read morebikes priced very reasonably, and a good selection as well. I wasn't ready to buy, but when I am, I would 200% give them my business.

The owner won't refund my deposit on a Vespa I came to buy but he had wreaked the day I was there…read moreto pick it up. He said he had to put 5 miles on the Vespa before he could sell it? He drove it to fast and totaled it a red 946 Vespa. He never apologized and never returned my deposit. Said he had already spent the money on something business expenses? He also said his business was failing and going under ? I'm now filing a civil litigation to get my $1,000.00 refunded in court action.

I was broke down on i80 on a 50 year old bike while traveling from omaha to sandusky oh. These guys…read moretook good care of me and had me on the road the next day. I even got a tour of muskatine with history lesson. These are great poeple.

1Up has very bad customer service matched only by their poor product design. After just two years…read moreof using their 'Super Duty' bike rack, I experiencing a catastrophic failure while on the road. From day-1 I've been trying to reduce the excessive movement in my bike while driving even the smoothest roads. 1UP's use of a 'security bolt' as an anti-rattle device is a joke. If I don't stop the car to re-tighten this poorly designed contraption numerous times in a given day's drive, I face the very real prospect of having the entire bike rack fall out of the car's receiver hitch. I've now resigned myself to using ratchet straps to lash my bike to my spare tire for stability when I use the 1Up bike rack for fear of loosing my bike along with the $1,000+ 1Up bike rack. I now see their product for what it is ...overpriced junk marketed by an organization whose customer service can only be generously described as combative. Despite my willingness to purchase duplicate components and do my own custom fabrication to make 1Up's factory accessories work on their rack, I've been consistently greeted with outright distain during each of the three times I attempted to get some help. On the most recent occasion, I simply wanted to confirm that I was in possession of the correct hardware packet to install an accessory that I had to purchase a 2nd time (free shipping was their only concession). My call was necessary because the installation instructions in the box they sent me made no mention of the accessory 1Up had sent me in the very same box! Instead of agreeing to hear me describe the hardware packet I'd been sent, this 'representative' immediately became confrontational while attempting to deflect away from the issue at hand: 1) "I'll send you the hardware packet for your accessory". Translation, after 2 years of not being able to use this accessory that I'd now purchased twice, I was being told to wait for yet another week or longer when it was very likely I already had more than enough hardware to complete my installation. I just needed someone at 1Up to explain which of the many hardware packets I was to use given the lack of instructions. 2) Although unrelated to the reason for my call, the 1Up rep then tried to blame me because, apparently, he'd remembered a conversation from a month earlier when (trying to be agreeable) I'd offered to do some of my own fabrication on the first of my two purchases in order to make their product work. 3) Despite all logic, this guy continued to lean into his resistance to my request to simply confirm whether or not I had the right hardware packet so I might proceed with the installation. Doubling down the 1Up representative says; "well, you could send us pictures of your hardware packet but right now it's 3 o'clock and we're getting ready to go home. Besides, it's going to take us at least several days to get back to you anyway." ...WTF! On reflection, I now realize that despite my attempts to use 1Up's automated phone greeting directory to get routed around a particularly bad employee, I'd ended up talking to the very same person on all three calls over several months time! This despite having selected 'sales' on my first call months ago, then 'customer service' and finally, 'technical support' on the third and most recent call. Does this guy run out to the CNC machine to also build 1Up's product between abusing customers on the phone?? It appears clear to me that 1Up is a very poorly run organization on its last legs with a poorly designed product. As such, I'd strongly recommend to anyone interested in a quality bikerack backed by a reputable organization that they look elsewhere.

My experience with 1 up bike racks was horrible. The rack was easy to assemble but after that…read morenothing worked. The tilt mechanism did not work at all, it locked into place and it took two of us with a crowbar to get it unstuck so I could get the rack off my car. The release mechanism works great as long as you dont tighten the retention bars, but if you tighten the retention bars tight enough to somewhat minimize the wheel wobble the bars are nearly impossible to release. Out of the 4 of us trying to release them, I was the only one that could apply enough pressure to release the bars. Half the screws were loose on the rack so I had to check every screw to make sure it was tight. The screws holding the retention bars on can not be tightened enough to keep them from coming out and still move the arms. The new trays on the rack are too flat, as opposed to the trays from the original, so the front wheels wobble like crazy. The trays on the Super duty double rack are too close together so the bikes wobble enough that they hit each other. When I called the company to discuss the the failures of the rack, I was told the owner/manager does not talk to customers, he is in meetings all day. That I was past the return policy and that I was not smart enough to work the back rack but if I sent them a video they would evaluate the bike rack and tell me what I was doing wrong. So I was stuck with a $1500.00 bike rack. Completely unusable! Fortunately I have a friend who can machine things. He had to mill down the bar for the tilt mechanism. Fabricate new levers for the release mechanisms for the retention and drill set screws in to all the screws that hold the retentive arms on so they don't wobble loose while driving. I have to pad the bikes from each other because they bounce around enought that the bikes hit each other, even with extra tie downs holding the front tires and pedals. But at least the rack is now usable. In my opinion, there is no way you should by a rack from this company unless you can do machine work to make it usable. The person I spoke with at the company was rude and blamed me for everything including being too dumb to use their rack correctly. Save yourself the headaches and buy a different rack. I have since spoked with others who have bought racks from 1 Up with similar stories and I am asking them to write reviews as well to save others the grief