Took my dirt bike to them and never heard anything I called three different times to get information would not tell me nothing would not explain anything to me and then when they do call it's like hey your dirt bike's ready $950 because it had to be rebuilt after I had just had it rebuilt the lady behind the counter I don't know if it's his wife or what she's just the nasty of the nastiest she's got the worst attitude she actually is the one that is causing this business to do terrible because nobody wants to deal with her so nobody's taking any business to her I will never spend another dollar with this company I spent all that money getting my dirt bike rebuilt bring it home it won't start it's puking oil out the side of it just garbage they just do garbage work if you decide to buy or use them as a service or a company do it at your own risk read more

Very rude over the phone. Not everyone can afford $2500 scooter. She the wife's owner called my scooter junk. Not professional at all.

Word of warming -- stay away from these snake oil salesmen. You won't get your money's worth and you won't get what you thought you were paying for. The story starts in Feb when we needed to get a scooter for my fiance. We didn't know much going in and there aren't a lot of local places in town that had what we were looking for. (I guess when you're the only game in town you get to make the rules). Back then, against my better judgement we purchased a use Baja scooter. We were told the engine was just replaced because the previous owners neglected to mention what kind of problems it had. Okay, sounds fair enough. The price was $850.. we 'bargained' it down to $750 cash because we needed this ASAP. I had reservations over the inflated price but we got it anyway expecting that the guy with autographed pictures of Jesus hanging all over this shop wouldn't rip us off. Less than 48 hours later it wouldn't start. Warranty or no warranty, I expect the product I (over)paid for to work longer than 2 days. They fixed that problem but it still had severe electrical issues. We had to keep 2 batteries to switch them out because the scooter couldn't charge them. Fast forward to this week, it started running really rough. REALLY rough. We took a look at it and saw the engine block had cracked in half and the entire exhaust is hanging on by a single bolted bracket. She's lucky she didn't kill herself driving it home. Today we went in, in good faith, to say that we didn't want to worry about fixing it, but we'd like to trade it back in and let us recoup some of our losses. Let's trade it in, get a lower end scooter that we can afford and write the junker off as a life experience. Well, here's where the red flags started waving. First off, he didn't remember us. I know a lot of people come and go in these types of places, but you'd think that if our shitty, broken down scooter that we got just a few months ago was such an exception to the supposed smooth transactions that take place there, you'd remember it. You'd remember that you replaced a motor before selling it and then remember that almost the very next day it wasn't working. Nope, no idea who I was, who my fiance was (And let's be honest, we're a pretty distinctive looking couple). So I put that aside and see what we have in stock. Well, what we saw on the showroom floor were the exact same scooters we saw last time, got the exact same canned sales pitch and then got pointed to a new Wolf RX-50 that has a "regular" price of 1599 but lo and behold, it's on sale today for "only" $1399. I told him straight up I only had $1250 and the old scooter I got just a few months ago that he somehow doesn't remember and he said he didn't want that scooter but $1250 was fine. I went to go get the deposit because, gosh, I better hurry since today is the "last day" of the sale. Then I looked up some info on the Wolf RX-50 and saw that the MSRP is $1099 and some outlets have it on sale for $750. Went back to the shop to make sure it was indeed an RX-50 and was said "Look man, I checked this out online and the MSRP is $1099" and he suddenly got all defensive saying that "Well yeah, that's online but then you gotta pay to have it crated and shipped and" basically all that other stuff and I said "No, $1099 is how much the company who makes the scooter says it should generally be sold for... $1250 is still way over that, much less the 1500 or 1600 you say it's supposed to cost. So he said that's the best he's going to do on it and if I didn't like it I could walk so that's what I did. I imagine this happens quite frequently given the canned responses and sales pitches I got.. and pretending not to remember me or the shitty scooter that he in no way wanted back combined with the utter over charging.. I can't recommend this group to ANYONE looking for a good cheap scooter. There are just too many better deals, FAIR deals, across the river in Indiana and in Lexington. I forgave the incident of getting a lemon on the second day with our previous scooter but the stuff I witnessed today is just too much. read more

Owner would not stand behind his work. I paid $248 for repairs to my Honda scooter. When I picked it up i was told to run a couple fo tanks of gas through and it would eliminate the hesitation and hard starting. I did as told and eventually the scooter would not run at all. When I returned I was told that it was too long and they would do nothing to fix problem. After an offer to buy it for a greatly reduced cost and refusing, I was told to come and get the scooter. read more