We paid Anthony $350 and supplied him with $300 in parts to replace the blade on a Bobcat bucket we…read moreborrowed from a friend. After having the machine for over 4 months he refused to return it. Our friend had to go get the machine without it being fixed! He refused to give us the supplied part back or refund our money. He also didn't repair the test of the issues that were paid for totaling over $9k! Stay away from this business!! He doesn't know what he's doing and will scam you!!

I dropped off my atv off Sept 24 to get fixed. I was sending money to him thru Venmo- he claims he…read moredidn't get the money at all, then not fixing my atv. I ended up having to move and haven't been able to pick them up... He said it was no problem they could stay at his shop as long as needed. The few times I asked if he would be at the shop, he told me no not that day.... now he contacts me and says "the storage fees are racking up." He never mentioned storage fees until a couple of days ago. He hit on me when I dropped them off when he had a girlfriend. Now he's holding my atv's hostage until I pay him $90 a day for storage fees up front. He's said that for one month of storage fees are $2700 and that has to be paid up front. This is extortion. I asked for his new address so I could pick them up.... he refused to answer, this is Larceny. As long as he feels he has a chance with you, he will work with you, but when you stand up for yourself, he extorts more money from you by holding your items hostage.

Best place around to have your atvs, utvs, & bikes serviced and repaired. Quality work with quality…read moreparts for reasonable prices. Locally owned by friendly people who have a friendly staff. Highly recommended!!

Aubry Harrington is the guy behind Florida Moto Guy. I encourage people to be cautious in letting…read morehim work on your bike. My hope is that my experience was not typical, but in case it is... Be careful. I dropped off my Yamaha R1 back in August for three main things, plus a basic oil and oil filter change: (1) diagnosis of a jumping gear problem; (2) replacement chain and sprockets; and (3) replacement fork seals (plus, new fork oil). Although there were several problems along the way, the biggest issues were threefold. First, Aubry never rides the bike. Not when he charges for "diagnosis" and not after he does work on it. He said that his insurance does not allow him to ride the bikes. Be realllllly careful about letting anyone work on your bike when they won't test out their own work afterward. And, diagnosis without a test ride? Yikes. Second, Aubry never fixed my main problem and dodged accountability for it. My fork seals continued to leak oil after Aubry "fixed" them. In fact, the first time I attempted to pick up my bike (I ended up paying for five cab rides trying to pick up the bike), there was fork oil pooled up on the outside of the forks and dripping down through the brakes. (Waaaaay worse of a problem than I had to begin with!) I refused to ride it out for safety concerns. Aubry apologized, kept the bike another week, and returned it to me with only slight leakage. He said that some leakage was normal, and I should ride it some to see if it would stop. The oil leakage never stopped. Third, even after contacting Aubry about continual fork oil leakage, problematic chain tightness, his "diagnosis" process, a dead battery (from being at the shop and maybe turned on a lot but never charged?), and more, Aubry did not offer to resolve anything. In fact, he explicitly refused to talk to me on the phone. He said that he preferred text because it provided a historical record of exchanges. He then stated that he had a lawyer and was not afraid of lawsuits. (Mind you, I never brought up a threat of litigation. I just asked for a phone call and a conversation.) He then told me to take my bike to another shop and get a second opinion on everything he had done. I did take my bike to another shop. Every single concern that I brought up to Aubry was valid. Even the chain was so tight that the second shop had no idea how it had not yet snapped. I don't pretend that my experience will be everyone's experience. However, my experience was stressful, unhelpful, and expensive. Not only did I pay for all of the above services and now have to pay someone else to do most of them all over, but I had to pay for several, extra cab fares because of problems with Aubry's work and because Aubry isn't often at his shop (and then when it sounds like he will be there - he's not). The fact that Aubry never test rode my bike - even after taking off the forks and changing out the sprockets - is a huge red flag for safety. The fact that Aubry refused to speak on the phone and brought up his lawyer almost immediately after I listed out the problems that I had had with this whole experience - was a bully move and lacked all accountability and professionalism. Please just be careful. At least upon meeting him to drop off my bike, he seemed like a nice, soft spoken, polite guy. Everything that came after was a clusterf**ked nightmare.

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Really fun place to visit for your power sports curiosities and friendly staff will answer your…read morequestions no problem. They sold my Mom a new Ranger to replace her aging Mule of about 13 years now and wow, what an upgrade it is! The bells and whistles come on the base model and up and the ease of use and ability to see everything from your hours to your gas levels are now very user friendly no matter your driver level. They have a really good selection of what's on the market as well and the price was so good that we drove over an hour away just to get it from these folks instead of local. Thansk again for the great experience and the thorough overview of everything before we left.

Highly recommend, the guys up here are super helpful. They were cool normal guys which is rare…read morethese days. They were super easy to deal with and by no means pushy.

Absolutely appalling these people are. I try to support family business but I am so glad I dodged a…read morebullet and walked away from a deal with this unprofessional shady business. Unfortunately now it is someone else's bullet to deal with as they were lying to me while trying to sell me a vehicle with a transmission about to fail. They didn't want me taking it to any kind of mechanic and their sales guy "Du-Wayne" what a piece of art that one is. Rude, disrespectful and LAZY. How they have managed to stay in business this long is beyond me. But I am so glad I trusted my gut which is always right when it said SCAMMERS RUN FAST.

All in all it's a nice place with lots of motorcycles and gear to choose from…read more I stopped in on a Thursday afternoon while in town visiting the in-laws. I was quickly greeted by a nice fellow named Brannon. He gave me a tour and showed me a few of the bikes I was interested in. He did a great job explaining every detail for each bike I've gotta say. I told him next time I'm in town I'll stop by and at least pick up some gear like riding gloves or a t-shirt. The only reason I'm giving them 4 stars instead of 5 is because they come at you a little too hard with the sales pitch. Not the guy Brannon, but I'm guessing it was the manager i talked with, going all out to sell me a bike. I don't mind salesman or anything but this guy was relentless, even after I made it clear I was only checking bikes out. I couldn't buy a bike if I wanted to because I'd have to get it back to Maryland, where I live. Aside from that, it's a great place. Definitely stop in.

They add $2000 to $3000 in dealer fees to the price of every new bike. So add that to the…read moreadvertised price and you will be in the ballpark. Personally I think life is too short to deal with people like that.