I called to ask about parts pricing. They sounded really annoyed to have to talk on the phone. They…read morehad what I needed, but I didn't want to be an inconvenience, so I went somewhere else. I'm needing a lot of parts for my Arctic Cat and it's right by my work, on the way home. Damn shame.

From the owner: With over 30 years experience in the Recreational Business! We Sell & Trade used units, Service &…read moreinstall Parts & Accessories for all major brands Kawasaki, Polaris, Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda, Can Am, Bombardier and Tigershark for Snowmobiles, ATV's, Motorcycles, Watercraft, UTV's. Arctic Cat Performance shop since 1996. Suspension and Fork rebuilds, Dyno Tuning, Porting & Boring Services on site, 4 Stroke Head Services. We have been selling and servicing in Davis County for 20 years

I purchased a E ride pro SS for $5600. The following week the price went down to $5000. As you can…read moreimagine I was upset about that but after a few months & lots of back and forth the owner Nate called and offered $250 gift card. He explained as to why he couldn't offer the full $500 and that's where it ended. The manager wasn't much help but Nate did call and leave a voicemail, I then called back to get to a conclusion.

They sent me a 80v 15a fast charger for my aftermarket ultra bee ewatt battery and it doesnt even…read morefucking work and they wont let me return it. This company doesnt even test their products to make sure they work properly before they send it in the mail then give you the middle finger when you try to get your hard earned money back. Unbelievable...

Runamok is the best kept Harley-Davidson secret in the mountain west. Randy is extremely…read moreknowledgeable in all facets of Harley Davidson; new , old and antique. He specializes in all facets of repair from annual services, Cam chain and tensioner upgrades (required on 99-2006 twins, motor and trans swaps, and all areas of miscellaneous services. Used parts are often available as well. Have an old Indian that needs a retro , Randy is the man! Don't ask him about your metric, good stuff but not his gig! Pure Harley and would put him against any dealer in the state. Be patient! Extreme quality and competitively priced service is rare these days, Keep rolling

After having Randy work on my bikes for years, one of my engines on my 59' Pan Head had a part…read morefailure and Randy completely warranted the faulty part and labor. He got my bike on the road very quickly and I'd recommend his shop to anyone with a vintage bike. Extremely satisfied!!!

I reached out about a GSX‑8R listed on Marketplace and was instructed by the listing to contact…read moreBlake directly for pricing and financing. From the very beginning, I asked clear, reasonable questions and stated multiple times that I wanted everything in writing before a phone call. Instead of answers, my messages were repeatedly read and reacted to, but completely ignored for days at a time. The only thing I received were pictures -- not a single one of my actual questions was answered. I followed up multiple times because I was genuinely interested and had funds ready to buy a new bike. Each time, I could see my messages were read, sometimes "hearted," yet no response came. That is not a communication issue -- that is choosing not to respond. Eventually, Blake explained that he was on vacation in Mexico and claimed he passed my information to his sales manager, Broc, to handle the sale. Despite that, I still was not contacted for days. No text, no voicemail, no email. I was called once while I was at work, but no voicemail was left, so I couldn't even confirm who the call was from. Communication still did not improve. The only reason Broc eventually reached out at all was because I contacted a different YoungPowersports location myself. Only then did anyone seem to realize I was a serious buyer. That shows a complete lack of internal follow‑through and accountability. What makes this even more frustrating is that I am younger than both Blake and Broc, yet I communicated more professionally than either of them. I was respectful, clear, patient, and persistent -- and still ignored. I literally just wanted to buy a new bike. I had the money ready. This should have been an easy sale. Blake eventually apologized and admitted the service was poor, but an apology doesn't undo days of being ignored, wasted time, or a lost sale. If this is how YoungPowersports treats someone actively trying to give them money, I would be very concerned about how they handle customers after the sale. This experience shows poor communication, poor management oversight, and a lack of professionalism from both Blake and Broc. Serious buyers should be aware that even with money in hand, you may be ignored, reacted to instead of answered, and left to chase down basic information yourself.

very poor customer service, charging for programming a key when they don't need to be programed…read more there is no good UTV shops anymore.

They've had my bike 6 months. I can't get an update after how many promises. They did the most…read moreexpensive repairs first but can't get it going. I'm making payments to them and nothing happens. I'm obviously not communicating correctly with them but cash and kindness don't seem to work. Update July 2,2026- they've responded quickly and got me back on the road. They gave me some good ideas on different options moving forward that will make it a much better experience. Turns out it wasn't all their fault. Apparently I need to have another kid so I can have them train me on phone settings.

They went above and beyond servicing my bike and serving me. While mounting tires Tyler said new…read morebrake pads were needed and offered to do it right then. He had other things to do and could have asked me to come back later as my appointment was only for tires, but took the time to help me get on the road with confidence (in my brakes). Also reminded me to take it easy on new slippery tires (I easily could have goosed it and slid out pulling out on Redwood Road). And we had a good time talking bikes and riding adventures. Thank YOU! Tyler's wife (Tess) and shop dog were also very sweet. P.S. I could have cleaned my rims better before going in. Sorry. I'm not much of a bike washer (My wash it riding in the rain), I did give it a cleaning after getting home.

This dealer needs to change their hours on Apple Maps. Apple Maps shows they are open 7 days a…read moreweek, but when I showed up, they were closed. Their actual days are Tuesday-Sat. EDIT: Due to the dealers response, changing the review to a positive one so that it doesn't negatively affect their ratings. Glad to see that they are attentive and responsive to reviews. That goes a long way!! :)

came in genuinely excited to buy a new bike and was ready to finalize the deal pending confirmation…read moreof my loan rate with Cyprus Credit Union. I was upfront about everything and never tried to hide my intentions. I even planned to come back the next day to finish the paperwork once financing was squared away. But as soon as I said I wouldn't be signing that night without the confirmed rate, the tone shifted. I was pressured in front of the entire team, questioned on whether I had talked to other dealers, and even had a sarcastic offer of a $500 check if the rate wasn't what they insisted it would be--right in front of everyone. It stopped feeling like a professional transaction and started feeling like an ego contest. After I left, I received multiple texts that became increasingly guilt-trippy and unprofessional--accusing me of backing out, being dishonest, and placing blame over a "40-cent monthly difference." The reality is, I walked because of how I was treated, not the rate or the money. Everyone has the right to pause and confirm financing on a major purchase. If a dealership can't respect that, it says everything. I ended up finding a better experience elsewhere--no pressure, no theatrics, just transparency and respect.

Full Throttle in Centerville gets low marks for giving my wife the "stupid dame" routine when I…read moresent her in with my scooter. Questioning any customers initial observations of the repair they came to you with is bad enough. Challenging your conclusions and asking if you are "just guessing" is downright rude. Implying you can only guess because of your gender is deplorable.

Save yourself some heartache, don't take a Polaris 4 wheeler for repairs they kept my sportsman 500…read morefor 2 months with every excuse you can imagine and never got it repaired!! Cannot imagine how they stay in business!! morris kulmer