The best place ever for motor bike goodies. All your tire and maintenance stuff along with repair…read moreand accessory goods in one spot with 50 years of experience, wisdom and knowledge to guide your way. Great people serving a sport they love. Go buy stuff here as often as possible. Try to not be in a hurry and absorb all you can!

Whether your a hardcore rider that's been in the saddle for years or a novice with a beginner bike…read morelike me there's no way you couldn't enjoy a trip here! Eldin makes your trip for whatever it is you need worth it, he knows bikes! Your bike, his bike, any bike! And he's glad to help as he truly enjoys riding and has made a life of it. His stories of riding are worth the trip but his prices definitely clobber the competition! It's a smaller place but worth it's weight in gold, call him or drop in you will be glad you did!

Muskogee Powersports is THE perfect place to upgrade your powersport equipment!…read more Brian Stacy is great to work with!

I wanted to take a moment and share what I experienced while purchasing a new Yamaha Stratoliner…read morefrom Troy Graham. I found a new 2014 Stratoliner I agreed to purchase with a 2009 Stratoliner trade over email exchanges. I wanted to keep the quick change back rest on my bike. I have attached a photo of the email that caused my review. Upon riding 5 hours to make the deal, Troy first informed me that he would have to charge me labor to switch the mounting hardware to my new bike. I agreed this was fair. We continued inside to sign the paper work. Right away Troy started to be hesitant saying he would now need to replace my back rest and he had built the trade in price with the back rest. I agreed my email wasn't clear if was referring to the actual seat pad or the back rest even though the subject line clearly states back rest. Troy continued to to tell me he needed to charge me "replacement cost" of $374 plus labor to put a quick change back rest back on my trade in. So to clarify, Troy wanted to purchase a new back rest, charge me labor to switch mounting hardware in exchange for me to keep my used back rest that was purchased in 2009. I quickly found several back rests that retailed for less than $200 on jpcycles.com. When I showed Troy these prices, he stated they weren't yamaha branded. I basically felt Troy was trying to leverage the fact that we were from out of state and could not continue to Bikes, Blues and Bbq in Fayetteville without the seat that held our luggage. I again agreed that there was some confusion but it was unfair (not the actual word used) to charge so much in order for me to keep my original back rest. I countered his offer by agreeing to $200 more or I was walking out. My wife and I rode 5 hours to get this bike in good faith to honor our deal. At no time was I dishonest about my trade and I had sent the Craigslist add to Troy showing all of the pictures of my trade. I will never deal with this business again! This happened 2 weeks ago and I even regret paying the extra $200. I should of only paid the labor to change the back rest. On a positive note, the finance lady was great. She was very understanding and even through in a Yamaha hat. We even joked that it was a $200 hat. I really hope Troy makes an effort to handle issues like this in a better way next time. I will never trust him again. The bike I purchased had no back rest, so we needed my seat to continue our trip. I am also including a picture of the bike showing the luggage rack we arrived with.

Mike takes each job personally, at least he has for me. He's a wealth of knowledge. I usually ask…read morehim for recommendations and follow his advice. He'll steer you straight. Let's hope he's around for a very long time.

Wow dropped my bike (1980 honda cbx, somewhat of a unique motorcycle, I'll admit) off for a repair…read moreand a year and a half later I have no battery in it, plus no brake cord. I guess that's what I pay for an outside storage? Not a single glimpse of a diagnose but I'm glad you could air up that back tire that also wasn't flat before I dropped it off.

Great mechanic ! Took my bike here and they did what I asked 10 fold. Great mechanics !!read more

I had a great experience. I wish we had folks like the folks at K&N in my hometown…read more Kyle was upfront, knowledgeable and patient with all my questions about the bike I was interested in. Now that I've ridden it a few days, it is living up to all he told me. I had a long trip to pick up the bike and I ran late. Kyle and Pat stayed a little while after closing to close out the sale and give me the bike. But more than that they lent me a ramp to load it up, helped me tie it down better than I could have done and even sold me the straps I needed to do it. Pat and Kyle are awesome and If I ever move to Tulsa, I know who I'm going to do business with.

New ownership ship since last fall. The new owners have cleaned the place up and brought a new…read moreattitude towards this long-standing Sea Doo franchise. Same service manager and when under pressure he got a little arrogant/take it or leave it type attitude/uncooperative. However they did fix our bike when no one else could and we appreciate that I'm glad we paid the $400. That said I know a lot of people have boycotted this place for many years but with the new ownership it's worth a second look. The sign in the service department, that I don't agree with, is still up "we work on the merchandise we sell first and everybody else goes to the end of the line"

Love love love dick lanes! Got my commander 1000 from this. I have never been happier with the…read morecustomer service , the people that work there truly care about you when you buy from them. They stand to there word. We actually just bought new tires from them for it and will be going through them for all of the work on it. I really appreciate you dick lanes for taking care of us!