I would never take my bike here. Took an entire year for a diagnosis and when I finally decided I…read morewas tired of waiting my bike was stripped and heavily damaged. Avoid at all costs!!

DO NOT USE THIS SHOP. Andy has stolen my $2500. 7 months ago I orders parts from Andy. Told me he…read morewould call me in tops 2 weeks To schedule an appointment to have it all installed and to have the work on my bike that Andy fucked up prior fixed and new stuff put on. It's now 7 months and he won't answer the damn phone, return a message or return a text. Taking Andy's ass to court now.

Great customer service, easy process to take delivery and they were a LOT less $$$ than the shops…read morein Colorado Springs.

Don't recommend working there. I was let go without any reason and got denied unemployment. I found…read moreout the reason through unemployment not the company, and it was things I was given permission to do, like using my phone for work because the provided laptop was unreliably slow. I was cussed out first thing in the morning by Ryan Lawson about wearing a jacket that he didn't like in the parking lot in front of many workers. I was not made aware that the thin jackets provided were a mandatory part of the uniform until that day. I got called a fashiest fucking lumberjack because I had a plaid coat on. Always caught attitude from the women on the front end. Every time I went to Gary for help, he would tell me to just handle it with no advice how to. Gary even told me to tell a customer that would come in every day that we had to stop talking because it wasn't making a sell. I talked to the customer, and it backfired on me because I mentioned Garys name. lots of eggshells there. Make sure you check your machines before making a purchase because I was always advised to sell defected units and hope that the customer would notice the issues and bring it back under warranty for repairs. They don't repair them before selling, and the sales rep is not allowed to mention any defects. Very unprofessional.

Though we're in separate states, my friend offered his time to shop around for some parts and…read morepotentially a new bike for me, as I'm not close to any shops in my neck of the woods while this one was down the street from his house. He told me of his experience and now not only do I feel guilty for roping him into my search, I'm left with such a second hand bad taste that I had to leave a review. Kasey is your typically pushy sales rep and will try to shove a sale down your throat. Every bad review here is valid, please avoid if you don't want to be conned and cornered into a sale.

I don't know why they hire people with no knowledge on motor bikes. I was looking for a smaller…read moresummer ride just to save money on gas on my summer commutes but a sales rep, Kasey did not know anything. You'd figure a sales rep can help but nope, couldn't even find it on the brochure about this MT-03 vs MT-06. I left disappointed because Kasey couldn't answer a simple question but got pushy about buying the more expensive one. Sorry but you're paying this person for nothing and the manager just filled the role for eye candy. Please just start reading instead of giving inconclusive answers.

Been ordering rocks from here for a while . Nice staff fast service. The best prices in puebloread more

These guys earned my business!…read more I bought a Polaris General from Pike's Peak Polaris because they offered me the best price. Living 2 hours from any Polaris dealer means a minimum of a half day spent if I need service. Since owning the machine Polaris has put out several service bulletins. The dealer I bought from wanted to inspect the machine first before ordering parts meaning I either had to make multiple trips or leave it there for 1-2 weeks and I use the thing every day for work around the ranch. I explained this to the owner who I bought from and he was pretty indifferent I called RMCP service department, they were super friendly even though I didn't buy the General from them. They researched my VIN and were happy to order in the parts in advance then schedule me so I could drop it off and they would do the work immediately. That was in the winter when they obviously weren't busy with motorcycles. Its now May and there is another service bulletin that I want to get addressed. Same great service... I just called them up, they looked up my VIN and ordered the parts and will schedule the service while I wait. You can't ask for anything more from a service department. Great work Frank and Nate!

In knowledge staff, fun atmosphere and all around nice people. Lots of good on sale items and a…read moregreat clothing department.

Great Dealership! Worked hard to get Harley to honor an old service repair bulletin and saved me…read moremoney. Much better than the poor dealership in Colorado Springs, worth the drive for much better prices and customer service.

A very nice Honda dealership. I have had limited experiences here, so far, but want to record the…read morebullet points. Has a very nice selection of new and used motorcycles. Labor rates at $65/hour in the shop. Ordered some parts for a 1998 Valkyrie in the parts department and they came in within 2 weeks. None of the staff seem particularly motivated to sell anything, or even interact with those walking around the showroom. I guess when you are the only game for at least 50 miles an any directions, and 200 in most, you don't have to worry about custmers going elsewhere. Brought my Valkyrie in for service. I had a particular item recommended for replacement. I initially decided against it and walked out of the service bay. 5 minutes later, I decide to get the work done anyway. I walk back in and overhear a sales employee talking to the mechanic, saying I am a "complete idiot" for not getting the work done. This may be true (I came to the same conclusion on my own), but you shouldn't say things like that about customers, in front of customers. Not sure if I will return.

They're a bit expensive for parts and service. You're better off driving up to springs. Went in for…read morea rear axle for a 2017 KTM and the guy couldn't even get the right part number to order it. Drove to Springs and got the part right away.

Called ahead to make an appt with the shop and get repaired this past week. When I pulled up, the…read moreShop was absolutely bursting at the seams with vehicles- ATVs, dirtbikes, you name it (it's Summer). Despite this, the shop door rolled up at the exact time of my arrival and I was efficiently directed where to park. I went in, dropped off my keys, and the front desk checked that they'd be able to fit me in. I understood, due to the volume of vehicles. When he returned, he confirmed it was ok to drop off, but mentioned they may not be able to get to my service that day. Not a problem, I wasn't in any hurry, and again- could see how full up they were. Imagine my surprise when I got a call saying I was ready prior to the end of that same day! I made sure to hurry in and grab my vehicle to clear up space for their shop. The service offered at this place is appreciated. I'll be back.

Great business, came in for a tire change on my Yamaha Tenere and they were quick, reasonably…read morepriced and friendly. My new go to place!

They really stepped it up to get me in and out of there same day on a service and battery situation.read more

Purchased a CVO Street Glide 3 from Ryan, best experience and awesome salesman . This iread more

I'd flown into Fort Worth to pick up a Yamaha FJR 1300, and ride it to Boulder, Colorado, a nifty…read more1000 mile jaunt. I endured 8 hours in the saddle getting out of Buttsore, Texas. Then, as I wound my way on lonely roads into the gorgeous canyon and prairie country of NE New Mexico and SE Colorado, the transmission became increasingly reluctant to shift up, initially into 5th, sometimes into 4th. At La Junta, I was privileged to find Motive Sports. It's run by a jovial hippie named Alan who spent 20 minutes popping my bike through gears, and eventually pronouncing, "Aw, hell, just keep riding. You'll probably make it." He said, "These Japanese bikes all have fussy transmissions. Just take it to a Yamaha dealer in Montana." I can't say whether he could have fixed it if I'd left with with him, but Alan's understanding of the mechanism, and diagnosis of the potential problem left me confident he probably could, or would if I'd given him the chance. Significantly, Alan refused to charge me ANYTHING for his efforts, and seemed happy to pass the time swapping motorcycle stories in the sunshine. Worth a stop at least for conversation. On Alan's advice, I jumped on the bike, and amazingly, for the next 100 miles, the gears all worked fine. They started getting funky again east of Denver, but true to Alan's prediction, I was able with some double-clutching to nurse the bike (at 75 mph+) into Boulder without incident. POSTSCRIPT-Three months later: Took my bike to my local Yamaha dealer, who did a thorough (expensive!) work up. Turns out, Alan's quickie diagnosis was spot on. Shifting problem was solely due to old gunk in the clutch cylinder, easily cured with new fluid & a clean out. Alan, my man!!

Alan is a great guy to have work on any type of motorcycles. He never trys to break your bank to…read moreget great work done.