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    Connecticut Scooter Pros

    3.5 (15 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Burns

    Although my family purchase two scooters and I also referred my friend to buy a pit bike and I also bought a pit bike it seems that they're more concerned with the sales than actual the customers and Consumers Reports as soon as I brong it home I complained that I was having problems I called many times complaining about problems with the bike they said there's no warranty anything over $1,000 with a motor vehicle should have warranty and any other dirt bike or pit bike I bought is usually 90 days so it got to the point where I severely burned myself and I use you ride my kids on it I do not recommend anyone who rides kids on their dirt bike they're more concerned with sales and customer satisfaction

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    I needed a bike for business and they sold me a children's toy that barely goes 25 30 mph. And they won't return it.

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    I briefly met the Owner Kyle and happily told him how thrilled I was with the exemplary Customer Service his Company had.

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    If I could give 0 stars I would. This has to have been the worst vehicle service experience of my…read morelife. Dropped my Indian off for 15k mile service on May 20th did not get it back until June 24th!!! Yes there was some warranty repairs they had to do but that should take what a week, 2 weeks maybe 3? NOT 5! Had a trip planned for the 25th of June. Almost didn't get the bike back in time. Also they "washed" my bike, now there are water and chemical spots all over it. They show especially bad on the blacked out parts and they will not come clean. DO NOT GO TO THIS DEALER. You WILL regret it.

    I am writing to explain why I answered "no, I would not recommend" based on both my experience on…read morethe showroom floor and the customer-service interactions afterward. Beforehand, I would have recommended your store, as scheduling and arriving was very easy and overall a pleasant process. However, when I arrived, the bike I had requested to see was not on the floor--only the model I had already stated I was not interested in. The saleswoman I worked with was very nice and helpful, and I want to emphasize that. The information she provided matched everything I had already read online. Unfortunately, that was also where the disappointment began, because I was hoping for deeper insight, technical details, and real user-experience feedback--not just information I already knew. When I asked more technical questions, she became, in my opinion, noticeably standoffish. She even said, "You ask some different questions." I explained that I am a different type of person. Her body language suggested that my questions were unusual, which they were not--they were reasonable technical questions that any serious buyer would ask before investing $4,000 of hard-earned money into a dirt bike for an eight-year-old. I value both my time and money. From a technical standpoint, she knew the basic specs but could not explain how to operate the bike's information menus or settings. Anyone can turn a key--but I'm investing in the technology, and that's what I needed help understanding. I was also disappointed by the lack of any real warranty explanation or service assurances in the event something went wrong. Despite these concerns, I cautiously proceeded with the purchase. Even my son, who accompanied me, picked up on the negativity I was receiving simply for asking legitimate questions. After leaving the store, the issues continued. I had to completely drain the battery in order to recharge it to 100% and confirm everything functioned properly. It was 36°F outside, making the process uncomfortable, and the quick-start guide was extremely misleading and difficult to follow. This is why I called customer service for assistance. Unfortunately, customer service also failed to provide the support needed. The representative repeated information from the same quick-start guide--which, again, is inaccurate in several areas. When I called back, the second representative also could not help. It became clear that no one I spoke with knew how to properly pair the device, operate the manual controls, or walk me through troubleshooting. This resulted in wasted time and highlighted a concerning lack of product knowledge. "Real service" would be ensuring the bike is fully trail-ready out of the box, checking all equipment, pairing the remote correctly, and confirming everything works before the customer leaves--so I do not need to return. I requested follow-up service through text, but did not receive the help needed

    Connecticut Scooter Pros - motorcyclinggear - Updated September 2026

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