Stephen was amazing needed to grab a T-shirt for a birthday gift and he let me in a few minutes…read moreafter close

Head it to cycle country today 18 July for their Indian motorcycle demo event…read more Yesterday I test road a vantage chief, scout rt, Challenger, and the new chieftain with the 112 power plus engine. Each ride is 20 minutes long into the countryside roads. These are big fast road machines. I was grinning so much I got bugs in my teeth. Just awesome.

I can't believe I'm leaving a dealer a 5 star review…read more Had a bit of trouble getting a hold of sales but made a stellar deal. Be tenacious! Ask for Cruz. Dude was awesome, transparent and made the purchase quick. Best price on an MT09SP within 200 miles.

We had a great experience. My guy was in contact with Andrew before we even drove up to look at…read morewhat we wanted, so that was very helpful, and had a lot of questions out of the way. We pretty much knew what we were in the market for. We looked at what we wanted the day before we made the final decision. So when we made the purchase it made the process, and the details go so much faster, and they pretty much had everything ready to go. Andrew was great to deal with. The service department staff were also great, I needed a helmet, and we needed a few other items. I have had friends, and family recommend going up here, as they have done in the past. I am glad we did.

Just got our bike back and we are very pleased with the attention and communication we had received…read morefrom Logan. I had a low expectation of the establishment to be honest but after Logan handled the problem with such professionalism we gave Timbertown the chance and they were awesome. Two thumbs up guys!!

Had an over the phone purchase agreement, contacted again to set up appointment time, was told…read moreanother bike was coming tomorrow, the appointment time, that was exactly like the one agreed upon, that I could inspect and test ride. But had to put it through there inspection, to make sure it was ready. Asked what happened to original bike? Was completely re- directed to bike coming in tomorrow. No answer from sales person or sales manager. sounds like the old "bait and switch." The attitude was, "if you don't like it, no worries we'll find you something else." I have purchased two bikes there before, with no problems. What happened? Hope it's not their new way of doing business, because they lost mine. Transparency in communication is key!

I am just starting out with riding and don't have much experience with it. The culture, needs, and…read morerequirements to do it safely and successfully can be a little daunting. And expensive. Leather riding gear especially, you can need a lot to stay warm and protected and that adds up. Leather is particularly a pain, since generally it is altered to fit and isn't easily returnable...so getting the wrong thing will make your life miserable and expensive. I shopped around a little in Salem to get an idea of what I was going to be spending. My mind was swimming with the extravagance of cost. And though I got some pretty detailed help at the Harley-Davidson shop, the prices were pretty big. Other stores just kind of let me cruise around. I tried various things on and it was alright, but I felt a little out of my depth. Then I strolled into Hawg Haven, upon suggestion of a friend. The shop is dark and very biker-esque. Almost felt like I had walked into the clubhouse of the Sons of Anarchy. Helmets, chaps, gloves, and all sorts of add-ons lined the walls. In the back of the place is a full leather alteration shop, right next to a large array of leather jackets and vests. The staff was immediately helpful, but since I was just looking, I kind of waved them off. I checked the prices before trying them on. Where other stores had set their prices around $300 and up, most of the jackets I found at Hawg Haven were of similar quality, and went for $150-$300. Having to buy everything else at once, I didn't want to go all out on my first gear, and I actually found a pretty damn good jacket on clearance for $100. I tried it on, it fit pretty damn good, and I took it up to the counter and left it there to go and look at some other stuff. When I got back to the counter, with a new bandana in hand, the amazing lady there (I'm pretty sure she's one of the owners) asked me if the jacket fit good. I said it did, but she looked skeptical and asked again, stressing how too big a fit can get air up under the surface and cause problems. I offered to try it on and she took one look at me and told me it was too big. She then went and got the same style jacket, but a size smaller, and told me to try it on. I did and the fit was very much different, and exactly what she said I was supposed to look for. It was also the same price...no upsale here! She then eyeballed me and told me exactly the size of chaps I would need, when I was ready for them. She told me their shop will alter them to fit perfectly as well. This person clearly, CLEARLY, knew her business if she could pick out at a distance that I was getting too big of an item. And she got me the exact thing I needed, saving me future misery. And she threw in a head cap complimentary, to go on under my helmet. And all with me buying a bottom-of-the-line, entry-level clearance jacket from Pakistan. Wonderful. Simply wonderful. When I upgrade my jacket, and get the rest of my gear, I will not bother going to any other joint in Salem. Nay, in Oregon. The people here obviously love riding, they love bikers, and they absolutely know their stuff. And it's a local business, not a chain. Don't bother checking any other place out...this is the place to be. Absolutely.

Seriously wonderful customer service. I came in with a broken purse strap and Patty did everything…read moreshe could to fix it on the spot.

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 have total respect for this business. Above and beyond in…read morethe service department. Thank you all. My ski runs great and my summer is so much better because of you guys!!

A master motorcycle seat tailor…read more A motorcycle garage shop that builds, modifies and repairs motorcycle seats for your ride. Also atvs, snowmobile and other riding type seats. The process starts with a phone call. Ryan will ask about your motorcycle year, make and model to get an idea of the project. He will ask you about the issues with the bike seat's comfort, stiffness, shape, stock or custom. He asks a bit more detail about you and your bike. Next is setting up an appointment while you are still on the phone. Typically he works with only one client each day. He focuses on your motorcycle seat. Estimate appointment time is 4 to 6 hours. So when you go in, Ryan will tie your bike into a rack and start walking over your seating position while you are sitting on your own bike. He will ask about pressure points, comfort areas, positioning, etc. Ryan is a great communicator and he lets you know what he is planning to improve on your seat and his process including pulling the seat apart, identifying the contents, the process and additional materials. Your presence is highly encouraged so he can involve you in the custom fitting of each phase of the seat to your needs and your wants. For my seat, we had about five sitting's and conversations about comfort and pressure points. (See the photos) He shaped the existing foam with pocket to move me into a more neutral position. Originally the seat pushed me forward into the tank. Then he carved a pocket adjacent to my tailbone to ease pressure. Then Ryan started on the layers of memory foam. This project took three layers, flat base, one middle, and one top and side layer. Each being cut and shaped and added back approximately one and a half inches of memory come for comfort. Ryan reused my existing third-party leather/synthetic leather seat cover. He can replace the cover according to your needs with other material design choices. Including leather, alligator, or other materials. (Delays may be needed if materials asked are not on hand). I road down from the Portland area to get my seat rebuilt. Working with Ryan (he did all the real work), we spent four hours on this project. Final results, I'm able to ride my Scout for a hours longer with a great reduction in pressure points and pain. UPDATE: I road my scout to the coast along a windy mountain road, so cool. The seat performance was exceptionally comfortable! THANK YOU Ryan.

Great service for ATV tires and putting them on the rims . Great job on getting tires to mach up on…read morepaddles .