We purchased a scooter a week or so ago they said they will fill it up with gas etc we get outside…read moreready to leave turn the scooter on and gas gauge reads 2 bars .. they say they will be right back come back saying gas is full gas gauge is reading wrong when they sit on our sales floor with little to no gas the (bobber) gets stuck to the bottom they stick a wire in fish it around eventually the gauge reads full we ride it home and around for a day or two gas gauge reads low 1 bar we go to fill it up only needed under a gallon after filling up gas gauge still reads low disappointed after buying something NEW this would be happening ... **EDIT**Everything was fixed and dropped off to my house can't say faulty fuel gauge was the best experience but I appreciate the way it was handled promptly and professionally

I recently baught a ninja zx6r 2025 It was one of the best experience I have encounter with a sales…read moreperson he was very patient with me not pushy at all like other sales people I would recommend any of my friends to him i give him a 10 star review look forward to working with him in the future with my other friends thank you Tony for being very patient with me and nice calm

Bruno did an excellent job on my carb rebuild. He completed it in the time he said and the cost…read morecame in right on estimate and was very reasonable. Once installed back on my CB900 it started immediately and I didn't even have to adjust the idle speed!!! Runs perfect! It was a pleasure doing business with Bruno and due to his super knowledge, friendly-professional attitude, and very fair & reasonable prices, I will definitely be doing business with him again! I can not say enough good things... If you are looking for a great and reliable shop for your bike, I highly recommend him for any work on your classic cycle.

Don't even know where to start - Bruno is the nicest, most approachable mechanic I've ever met. I…read morebought my first bike, an old 1971 Suzuki TS185, and I knew that with vintage motorcycles I was going to have a learn a few things to keep it in good shape. Once I was at my wits end, I looked around and heard that most motorcycle repair shops hate working on old bikes and if they do, they charge you an arm and a leg. I stumbled across Bruno's page on Yelp and thought I would give him a ring. He helped me troubleshoot a few things over the phone and once we got to the point of exhausting my own capabilities, he graciously offered to take a look. His expert perspective made all the difference and I just seriously cannot say enough about how much I appreciated his willingness to help.

I have my smaller first motorcycle and it was hard to find a place that would work on it. I'm so…read moreglad to have found C&M Cycles. The brothers kept me in the loop with what was going on with my bike and replaced the necessary parts. They are beginner friendly and gave me good tips on how to feel more comfortable as an aspiring great rider and one of them even made adjustments for me prior to me leaving! If only I could find a place with this level of service for my car...I felt very valued as a customer and felt even more confident riding away from there m! Happy to have a motorcycle place now!!

I promised my dealer that I would write a review of my brand-new Honda Pioneer 1000. However, I…read morewanted to kick the tires, go on some rides use the plow and service it before leaving my review. I feel I've had a chance to truly use my machine and that I'm ready to give my review. My wife and me purchased our UTV from St Croix Power Sports in New Richmond, WI in August of last year, and our salesman was David Mazzola. I can't remember having a more helpful salesman then I had in David. He was not high pressure in anyway and was very knowledgeable in helping me make certain decisions on how to build my machine. When he wasn't available to help, salesman Mike Morrissey was always available to answer my questions. When I was researching what to buy, I knew that I needed something I could use for work and then could go play with. Between Honda or the Polaris Ranger, I realized that the Ranger comes with a few more bells and whistles than the Pioneer. That being said, the main reason that I went with the Honda was the dual clutch transmission. I did not want a belt driven UTV. Boy I'm glad I did. When driving my Pioneer 1000 you can feel the power of the dual clutch transmission and I love how I can go from Automatic to Manuel with a touch of the paddle shifter making it a breeze to down shift when going up a steep hill. The Pioneer 1000 can get to 65 mph however I haven't gone faster than 45 so far. When building your Pioneer, you really have to think about what accessories you want to add. I added a Windshield with wiper along with a roof and the back panel with the sliding window, however, that took up a lot of my roll bar and that's what you use to attach your accessories with. I'm really happy I didn't spend 2 grand for the stereo. I attached a JBL Bluetooth and it cranks as loud as the two-thousand-dollar stereo for a fraction of the price and space used. I might throw down for a turtle box in the future, but for now the JBL works great. Lighting was also a priority and I stepped up from the reg headlights to the LED lights, not only do I love the better illumination, but I love how they look. I also purchased a LED 20' light bar for the roof and a dome light for the inside cab which has proven very convenient and helpful. I also ended up swapping out all my switches that don't light up for ones that do and it's very helpful when driving in the dark, something I would definitely recommend. I also bought a spare tire and a tire mount I could easily plug into my hitch, along with the toolbox I installed in the back dump box that holds my tire jack, tools, and straps needed to make me feel like I'm prepared for most emergencies on the trail. I do suggest investing in a full body skid plate and arm guards to protect the bottom of your Pioneer. I also purchased a rear-view mirror, but don't buy the Honda side mirrors because you can get better ones at Everything Honda for less money and you can place them better. Finaly, I want to talk about my plow, I bought the KFI rope winch along with the KFI Pro poly plow. I have the 5,000 pd winch with a 10,000 pd rope and I used it to pull our mailman's minivan out of the mud when he got it stuck. As for the plow, I love it! Its very light weight and durable I really liked how the plow would flex if I hit a crack in the driveway if I had bought the steel plow those cracks would have curled the lip. It's also one of the reasons that Ill be able to write my UTV off on my taxes because I used it to plow my rental property all winter. As for the service aspect of St Croix Power Sports, Callie Geving has been very helpful in making sure I always ordered the right parts for what I was trying to achieve. The guy who did all my wiring treated my machine like he was working on his own and was proud of his work and excited for me. This is indicative of the service you can expect from St Croix Power Sports from Sales, to service to the delivery of your machine. I would recommend St Croix Power Sports to anyone who wants to invest in a ATV, UTV, or other piece of recreational equipment. Good luck and I'll be seeing you on the trails

Mike and the rest of the crew were very inviting and friendly, like you were family. There were…read moregreat with helping me get my new Yamaha Grizzly EPS. Just can't say enough great things about this crew! Thanks again will spread the word about you guys!

I've mixed experiences with their service department. Had them change a rear tire and they bent the…read morerim. When I pointed this out they said it was bent when I gave them the bike. It was not. I had them do tires on another machine (a full size dresser) and they did not tighten the exhaust bolts so it rattled and the cruise control had stopped working when I got the bike back. Seems they are just too rushed or inexperienced staff or their QC is just bad.

Out latest purchase at Tousley was our Manitou Explore. Not only did they give us a good deal on…read moreour trade-in, they gave us a good price on the trailer we would need for the Manitou. As with pretty much all things that run on gasoline and float, problems will arise. Colton and the rest of the Service Department were great, as well as the Parts Department, who went above and beyond to gets us the parts we needed. Especially the replacement prop I required after tearing up the old one on something hiding in our lake that wasn't there last year. I would (and probably will) be buying from them again in the future.

Great experience at Simply Ride. They were friendly without being pushy and took the time to answer…read moremy questions instead of just trying to sell me something. HUGE selection of used motorcycles in all price ranges, and organized so you can easily find and compare different models. What I really loved is that they genuinely seemed passionate about motorcycles and helping me find the right fit. If you're looking for a bike in the Twin Cities, especially if you're newer to riding or want a more chill buying experience, I'd definitely recommend checking them out.

Avoid at all costs. The sales team are non-commission but heavily focused on volume. Buy from a…read morelarger and more reputable operation if you're going to a dealer.

I'm a littler perplexed with all the good reviews here. My guess is they bought items vs. having…read moreanything repaired. I brought a scooter in for maintenance and to find out what was wrong with it. They (apparently) did an oil change and checked things over and since there seemed to be something wrong with the carb they recommended a cleaning. Ok, fine. Over a week later I called to see if my scooter was done yet and they said "Oh, we're just finishing up on it, it'll be ready tomorrow." And then it wasn't ready "tomorrow". Yet no one ever called me to tell me it wouldn't be ready. Hmm. Finally got it back, they claimed everything was fixed and ready to go. I rode the scooter home and it was having the same acceleration/fuel problems it was having when I took it in. I called them back, dropped it off again and when I said it still wasn't working they claimed "it was working when you left." Um, no. So they sat on it for another while. Again, no calls about it. I call to check on it "Oh, it'll be done in a couple days." Nope, not done in a couple days and again NO CALLS about it. I understand if a job takes longer than expected or if you need more time - no problem - but there should be COMMUNICATION about it to your clients. If I have to be the one to initiate contact EVERY TIME and EVERY TIME they tell me "It's almost done" - I call BS and I am will NOT be happy. In the end the scooter was NOT fixed. They suggested I could buy a new carburator for around $400 but at that point I didn't trust that they knew what they were doing OR that they'd be timely and communicative about it, so I took it else where. I would NOT recommend bringing anything here for repair. Maybe if you just want to buy a cheap scooter its fine, but bring it else where for service.

I stumbled upon this place while shopping for my first scooter. Jake and his partner were super…read morehelpful!! I was a newbie so Jake filled me in on all my options and what kinds of things I should look for when shopping. I went around to a few other shops and did a bunch more research online with my new found education. About 5 days later, I returned to view their current inventory and settled on the one he had picked out as my best option the first time around! Couldn't be happier!! And absolutely NO sales pressure! Jake was super patient answering my million questions and never once did I feel like I was not a valued customer. In my wanderings trying to find the perfect ride, many people online were complaining about the "cheap chinese crap" out there now. Personally, this sounds like the same kind of thing people were saying when Japan started making electronics and look where they ended up. The bottom line to anything you buy is to buy smart. Pay what you can afford. Stick to your budget. Know the features you must have and those on your wish list. And don't let salesman pressure detour you from getting what you need. From personal experience, if you are not a mechanic, when buying something mechanical, know where you can take it if something does go wrong. If you fail to have a plan, you are planning to fail. I did buy an "off brand" scooter. I got a great price for the features and size I purchased. I would have paid 2-5 times the same price to get close to all the features I ended up with if I tried to get even a used Vespa or a Buddy. Those are great scooters but they are expensive! And really, how often can you use them here in MN? I am 100% confident that if something does go wrong, if I can't fix it, Jake and his crew can. They have the parts and the know how to fix the problems many people encounter. And they are super friendly!! If you need new or used and can pay $ or $$$, Minnesota Motorworks is a great place to visit. Shop around before you go so you know what kind of deal you can get elsewhere. How else are you going to know how great their deals are! And the added benefit of having a repair shop can't be beat!

Great professional service and fair prices. Very helpful and knowledgeable!…read moreThey do their best to get you taken care of in a timely fashion!

Highly recommend Empire Cycle. My Honda Shadow had been sitting in my garage without a tune up for…read more2 years. It sounded horrible when we started it & it wasn't driving the same. We brought it into Empire & they did a bang up job. Bike now runs so smoothly, feels like it's brand new. I will say, this is a BUSY place! Take that as a good sign. There is a reason for that. The prices here are reasonable and the service is personal. The shop has a small town feel & they repair all types of bikes, new and old. I was really happy with the repairs they made, the cost & the service. I also love that they line up the bikes that are ready to be picked up on the main street in Loretto. Such a cool shop with a great vibe, definitely check them out if you need bike repairs.

Once again my expectations were exceeded. I arrived before posted opening hours and unknowingly…read morewalked into a staff meeting. The person speaking did not hesitate to invite me in and playfully announced I was the guest speaker. Another staff member left the meeting immediately and attended to my needs. They made me feel as if I was the most important person in the building. You cannot get better service than that. Chopper Powersports is firing hot and positive on all cylinders! I have found my go to supplier of all my sporting adventures.

Excellent experience with Chopper City Sports. Everyone was very helpful, and knowledgeable. I…read morebought a new Polaris snowmobile, and Derik and his team made me feel comfortable, they were very personable, and were extremely honest. I will definitely be back.