The real deal, authentic old school - one of Yamaha's oldest dealerships and still family owned…read more Nice big showroom - service by technicians with real world experience and even machine work. Great shop, worth a stop.

From the owner: Specializing in: - New Car Dealers…read more- Welders - Motorcycle Dealers - Motorcycles & Motor Scooters-Repairing & Service - All-Terrain Vehicles - Utility Vehicles-Sports & ATV's

If you're thinking of buying a car from them, don't!!!! I bought a truck from them and have had…read morenothing but trouble with it. Right off the bat it was leaking power steering fluid and oil. From day one. Something they had to know was wrong with it. Now I've found out the brake rotors on the truck when I bought it are too small and have ruined the pads. Several other things are wrong with it. The salesman is as sleazy as they come. Lee Peregrine is his name. Such a snake. Lied to me straight faced when I asked him if it leaked any fluids. I compare him to Herb Tarlek. Only Herb is more decent. I'm considering small claims court at this time.

Service at the sell was fine. The truck had several small dents and a large scratch on he rear…read morequarter-panel, that weren't pictured online, but the truck appeared to be in good shape, so I bought it. After the sell, Lee agreed to mail me the remaining funds from financing with the title and spare keys in the mail. The title came as promised but no check. I called Lee who said I can come pick it up between 3-5 pm on Monday. I am in the Army and don't get off until 5 so I asked if someone could wait for me to get up there and he said no. I told them that this was their mistake and asked him to make it right and he refused. He said he could mail it, but I needed it by Tuesday and it won't be here by then. I asked for motor world's owner's information and he told me I didn't need it and that he would not give it to me. I told him that was wrong and I would get it eventually anyway. He still refused and so I hung the phone up. The owner still hasn't contacted me. No way I'd recommend this dealer to anyone.

We have never been happier to give our hard earned money to someone. Rob really takes care of his…read morecustomers and walks the walk when it comes to customer service. Gave us Great Pricing and was very efficient. Even bought our lunch! So thankful we found them!

When my motorcycle broke down on I35 in the middle of nowhere, my options were all bad...except for…read morecalling Rob's Cycle. He was willing to hop in his truck and trailer and come get me - and then took me to the nearest uhaul location 40 miles away, and see me off. Primarily a Polaris dealer, they're definitely oriented towards the farm and utility market, with a large showroom and large shop for repairs. I can't speak to price but Rob was straightforward and they even invited me to come with for lunch across the street.

What a great day with these new friends! Thank you Harley for the fun adventure and amazingly…read morewonderful clothes shopping time. Awe, you don't worry, Me and Bossy pants will be back soon!

If you want to look at bikes and never have a salesman approach you or even bother to say hi, this…read moreis the place for you. The only thing this about dealership is good for is a pit stop.

There is really only one person there that has any kind of customer service ability. The Pilipino…read moreguy at the parts counter is awesome, too bad everyone else acts like you owe them something. I got quoted $1450 for a valve job an a '14 R6. Whhhhaaaatttt? In 20 years of owning multiple R6 I have never paid more than $1000. These dudes want to rip you off in the worst way possible. I encourage you, if you are considering getting service there: go to the counter tell them what you need, then say the price seems a little high... you will see Banner turn to Hulk. I told them I got quoted $1050 at LCC, which is true, and they got extremely rude with me. Keep one thing in mind, this is a veteran owned business, I am a veteran, and they know that, and they still act like pricks. I don't expect special treatment, but I do expect a fair price. I expected too much I guess. I wouldn't recommend LCC either (I left a review for them too) in today's climate, you would think these places would want to retain consumers, but their employees don't seem to have the customer service tools in their toolboxes. I have given these guys multiple chances, and they are just rude and entitled. I can't trust my bike with someone that's trying to rake me over the coals.

I don't normally write reviews like this, but I think it's important to share experiences that can…read morehelp others make informed decisions about where to spend their money. I recently dropped off two jet skis at Advantage Power Sports for service. When I returned to pick them up, the taillight on the driver's side of my trailer was broken off and dangling. I had specifically inspected both taillights before leaving home, and they were fully intact. There were no incidents while driving, and the damage was clearly new when I picked up the trailer. When I pointed this out to the technician, he brought it to the attention of the service manager. The manager told me immediately that the light was already broken when it arrived, which didn't match my memory or inspection. He offered to review camera footage, but the video was too distant and unclear to prove anything. It honestly seemed like someone may have accidentally stepped on or kicked it while the jet skis were being worked on. What really disappointed me wasn't the broken light itself -- that's an easy fix -- but how the situation was handled. Instead of listening and trying to find a fair resolution, the tone quickly shifted to defensiveness. It felt less like a company standing behind its work and more like a "cover yourself" culture. This isn't about the cost of a taillight; it's about integrity and how customers are treated when something goes wrong. I believe most people are good, and most businesses want to do right by their customers. Unfortunately, that wasn't my experience here. If you choose to do business with Advantage Power Sports, my advice is to trust but verify -- document your equipment before you drop it off and inspect everything carefully when you pick it up.

After realizing advantage was just terrible at customer service, I looked up LCC and their…read morereputation was above 4.7, which means they do business well. It was a bit of a rocky start, but they make it right. Diplomacy and empathy are powerful in a business that deals with motorcycles. Motorcycles are an extremely personal thing, and that understanding makes all the difference. I will/would go back and get service. I actually know when I will go back and what for; a couple of high spots on my chain. I have a an R6 and they are treating her well. Yes it's a she, and yes I gendered my bike, I'm not riding a bike that's a guy.

Top notch dealership, Just as you would want to be treated. drop by and meet these guys. You won't…read morebe disappointed.