Awesome place that will satisfy most, if not all of your cycle clothing, equipment and…read moreparaphernalia needs. Beats the $#!T outta' goin' to any KC HD dealership and paying 3X the price to sport the HD logo. Cool, friendly cats run the place ~ cool goods and services @ great prices. My one-stop-shop for everything w/ a motor on two-wheels, before gettin' my knees in the breeze...

From the owner: The largest aftermarket shop in the Midwest. Full line of Alter Ego Leather, Rain Suits, Cyle…read moreCovers, and so many chrome add-on stuff it will blow you away. Folks from all over say its like a huge candy store for bikers.

Top notch location and the staff are very friendly and are bike riders as well. Got a new helmet…read moreand even though I got my Bluetooth via the web they assisted in installing it on my new helmet. They also worked with me on a new mesh jacket. Great work

Lane was fantastic and extremely helpful, 10/10 would recommend for anyone getting gear. Lane made…read morethe shop have an awesome environment and matched our energy and excitement for gear shopping! Will definitely be coming here for any future needs

Warning stay clear of purchasing any from this company. One of the worst online shopping…read moreexperiences we have ever had. Sadly it was for my son's Xmas gift. They are extremely rude, condescending & unprofessional. No customer service or accountability. They simply do dishonest business! The way they do business they won't be open long! Trust me, spend your hard earn money elsewhere where you can trust you won't be ripped off!!!! They are a scam

I bought a helmet its been 3 weeks and no update never shipped. Don't waste your time or money.read more

I bought a used street bike from here about a month ago and my sales associate Joe was awesome…read more I got it registered and ready to ride and then it died on me practicing in a parking lot. Frustrating sure, but the assistance from Chris the sales manager, Charles the service Advisor, and Mark the tow driver has been very helpful and relieving. I scheduled a tow for Thursday from my house to Dell's about a week ago. I called on the Thursday of the tow to verify service, im glad i did. There was a miscommunication on the date. David, who answered my call, mentioned that they had me down for Tuesday. He said "since they didnt hear from me" they just carried on with their business. No call on Tuesday from Dell's to verify the tow. This was disappointing to hear, i would have appreciated a courteousy call to check in on my service. Mark was a real hero today! He made it out just in time to grab my new-to-me bike and get it to the shop for a diagnostic. Thanks again Joe, Chris, Charles, and Mark for helping me out when i needed it! We're on the edge of spring and im excited to get back to riding!

I bought my very first motorcycle here more than 10 years ago at their original location and had a…read moredecent experience. They have good pricing and a wide selection of motorcycles. Their salesmen arent pushy and, rarer still, offer a test ride of the motorcycle before purchase (on used bikes at least). Found a nice motorcycle on their site at a great price and decided to trade up. Took out a local loan so I didn't have to deal with having to apply at the dealership. I researched the range of what my bike was worth and called them ahead to set an appointment to evaluate my trade and set my purchase in motion. Came in and was never greeted by the salesperson I spoke to over the phone. They paired me with a guy who didn't even offer his name but asked me to bring the bike around back to get my trade estimate. 20 minutes and some change later they give me a lowball offer on my bike. I was a little insulted at first, but after some introspection on my trade and the price they were offering on the new bike I wanted I decided it was worth it so long as they were willing to haggle. Thankfully we were able to reach a compromise and I was looking forward to taking the bike home. Here's when things went a little south. I had to return to the dealership to complete the purchase about a week later (no fault of theirs, just couldn't complete the purchase on the original day I came in due to time constraints). I told them I ahead of time i was going to arrive in the morning days and also just hours before I had planned to head back out to them. I arrived and was greeted by a service guy who complimented my original bike. Went into the sales room and wandered around looking at the other bikes waiting for someone to help me. 30 minutes later and no one even offered me a "good morning". I found my bike had been set aside apart from the other bikes and marked "sold", temp plates already attached. Texted the sales guy I originally spoke to over the phone but never got a reply. it wasn't until a manager saw me wander by his office that he called me over while he was finishing up another client, and asked me to wait so he could help me next. In the meantime he assigned me yet another salesperson who gathered my paperwork so we could finalize everything. He had my paperwork ready to go in about 5 minutes, but I had to wait another hour until a different manager called me into his office to sign all the paperwork. The original manager had taken in 2 additional clients before he even remembered me. The second manager prepped the final paperwork, I signed them, handed them over the title of my trade, and after a quick handshake was told "congratulations" and handed a "spare key" along with the paperwork I needed to submit to DMV. I asked if they were going to give me the first set of keys and if someone was going to wheel out my bike (it was by other bikes and I did t want to chance it). He said the original keys should be with the bike, and waved me off. I then waited yet another hour until the service guy I had spoken with when I first showed up happened to walk by and asked what bike I ended up buying. I pointed out my new bike and asked if he could get someone to help me roll it out of the showroom floor. He asked who my salesman was, and I told him but added that I didnt even MEET the guy. He was nice enough to roll the bike out for me through the service department so I could finally take it home. I never got the first set of keys, any of the bike's owners documentation, or my original license plates back. Never talked to my original salesperson or manager outside of setting the appointments to look at my trade. Never got a followup call regarding anything on the deal. Oh and they "forgot" to mention that I would need to pay a credit card fee because they took my debit card info to hold the bike. I offered to bring them a check and would take the bike when the funds cleared, but they insisted I just use my debit card. That was additional $200 on the price of the bike (which they ended up halving because I complained about it) I get it, the bike I bought was on clearance and they wanted to move other inventory since all I had left to do was leave them my trade and finish paying for the bike, but they made me feel like total trash after everything was concluded. What should've been a positive experience was soured by all the neglect. Oh and after I got the bike home I removed the rear rack that they were touting was an added benefit to the bike. They put Dell's Powersports on the plastic on the bike's tail. Normally it's an easy fix removing it, but the tailpiece was marred with scratches and some of the fastening screws were missing. Shop Dell's for the price and nothing else. it's more rewarding and a better experience just buying online and having it dropped off at your door. Ive had better experiences just window shopping at other dealerships

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.

This is a store for riding gear, very helpful owner manager. Decent prices and wide selection. Got…read morea pair of gloves for my big mitts. Awesome store hopefully some of you folks will help support him and keep this place in business.

From the owner: High quality leather jackets, vests, gloves and chaps, plus a variety of cruiser motorcycle…read moreaccessories for the bike and rider including helmets, luggage, t-shirts, guardian Bells and jewelry.

JP and Troy hooked me up with providing professional assistance on my 2016 Harley Davidson Ultra…read moreGlide Limited. From start to finish, the staff at the parts department and service department. Worked quick providing me with the process and the cost of the services needed for my motorcycle. I'm definitely going to be a lifelong customer!!

The purchase of my 2020 road glide special was great, played the typical back and forth game that…read moreall dealers are trained to do, after the military discount and a fair trade in value I was completely satisfied with the purchase. Had one issue with the service department that was taken care of, I was a little concerned about the way things were going at first. But they were able to get the parts needed and repair what happened to the bike and it looks like it did 3 months ago when I bought it.

A long day at Rawhide Harley last Friday. I had taken a couple of test rides the day before with…read moresales rep Jake Gilliam, a Nightster and a Sportster. Enjoyed the rides but not quite what I was looking for. I stopped by the next day with my wife, who does not ride, because she knows I've been looking hard at Harley's. I've owned Metrics most of my riding experience. I just had a Harley bug. I took a couple more test rides with Jacob and it still wasn't quite right. About this time after spending hours with Jacob, I was ready to walk and continue looking. I wasn't ready to spend the big bucks and buy new, but what I tested just weren't right. I know Jacob was disappointed I couldn't settle. He was probably the most patient and laid back salesman I've ever met. He didn't give up though. I know he knew I wanted a Harley so he got the sales manager Mike to sit with us to see if there was anything else they could do. I said probably not today. He ask me if I wanted to see one more bike and I figured, why not. It was a 2023 Softail with only 1400 miles on it and it was a beauty. Jacob grabbed another bike and we were out again. This time I was like I should have ridden this one first. By the time we got back to the dealership I was ready to sit back down with Mike the manager. A half hour later I was signing paperwork on a practically new Harley at the right price and financing with Ron Smith. It was a long day but everyone we met a Rawhide that day touring all the departments made us feel pretty special. Especially Jacob Gilliam. I would not hesitate to recommend Rawhide Harley-Davidson to anyone interested in a Harley, new or used, but make sure you see Jacob!

Worst experience ever avoid taking your bike for service at rawhide got a clutch done with my bike…read morerunning great an no leaks came out with minor drip took it back an was told it was good to go an came out worse then it was they tell you they want to make it right you would think when they mess up someone bike it would be a priority to fix an make right but no waited all week always had to call myself after getting told would get a call by end of day finally had enough an went to get my bike to go else where nothing but lies an run around they have no good techs mess up your bike an give you the run around FOR YOUR SAFETY ON 2 WHEELS AVOID RAWHIDE

Jesse at Alter Ego is probably one of the friendliest and most helpful people I've met in retail,…read moreanywhere. As a new Harley owner Jesse made me feel like I've been coming in there for years, on my very first visit. I was greeted as soon as I entered his store, even while he was helping another customer. His prices are very reasonable and far lower than what you'd pay at a Harley dealer. Having been in retail myself my entire career, Jesse at Alter Ego, is doing an amazing job at taking care of his customers. I've already recommended Alter Ego to several others and will use any excuse to my wife to stop by. If you are looking for parts, accessories or maintenance items for your Harley or other bikes, I'd highly recommend stopping by and giving Jesse's shop a try!

If don't ride an HD dont bother stopping dude will look at you like you are trying to sell him…read morealuminum siding. If you have a Harley this place should be on your list for parts, anybody else....probably not.

I've been using these folks for over a year now and they've provided great service every time…read more They're accommodating on time, efficient, and great at what they do. They've replaced headlights and a starter so far. At $125 an hour coming straight to your car, it's an excellent value and very worth it to me. I'd recommend Taylor To You to anyone!

I was far from home and had a problem; contacted them Thursday night to see if they could help…read more They replied Friday morning that they were not available. I ended up fixing it myself.