Do you want service? Don't come here. Waited two weeks to have my vehicle looked at. After asking…read morethe tech questions, it was clear it was NOT looked at, as they had no idea what part they needed to order, but had a price for it?? Uh, no, scammers. Run away from here.

We've been on vacation since July 1st. We left home from Ohio and headed west to South Dakota on…read moreour Harley! Heading back home we noticed while checking into a hotel in Alamosa Colorado that our back tire had a crack all the way around. It needed replaced ASAP nearest Harley dealer was 2 hours back where we came from. We got AAA ready for us, but made a couple calls before they got to us. We called high altitude custom cycles which they stated they were completely out of tires but pointed us to Peak Motorsports of Colorado LLC!! I can't say enough about them. They saved us in so many ways, got us right in, they had a tire for us, they changed it, checked our other tire, added air to our suspension and were just the kindest. I hope they all see this post! I don't know how things would've turned out if it wasn't for them! Thank you.

Fast service. Great prices. Went in to look at a trailer to haul our compact tractor and side by…read moreside. Saw one we liked and asked Rob about the price. He dropped it another 300 dollars off what was listed on the website. It was a fast smooth purchase.

Helped me assemble all the parts and oil to perform maintenance on my Mule. Very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable - definitely recommend!

Very good locally owned dealership for Indian, KTM and some other brands…read more I have had my bike serviced there a few times, always good work and experience. Looking forward to the new building to be complete for a better customer waiting area :)

I just purchased a 2027 Polaris Ranger Crew XP 1000 Cab from Strictly Powersports. The fact that I…read morecan't get any live Tech Support from @PolarisORV or Strictly Powersports to install a winch is ridiculous! #PolarisORV #Polaris #TechSupport #CustomerService

After having a bad experience with another big dealership, I reached out to Thomas at fun center…read more They are really great, friendly people that were more than accommodating for us. I'd highly recommend working with them. Todd and Christina even opened up for us on their day off. Very caring honest people, I'll definitely be referring people their way.

A year ago I bought a used 2016 Moto Guzzi Stelvio motorcycle at Fun Center Cycle in Farmington,…read moreNM, with 16k miles on it, and rode it 1,000 miles home. It was not an uneventful ride, as a year of sitting on the showroom floor meant that it had stale gas, and it ran badly the entire ride. I had vetted the bike by calling the sales team and by texting and emailing. I specifically asked for the fluids to be changed out and that the bike was completely checked out by the shop. I flew from Sacramento to Durango, Colorado and after an hour was finally able to catch an Uber to the shop in Farmington. Folks at the shop were pleasant, friendly and welcoming even to the point of offering me a burger cooked out back. That was great as I was starving, a little out of sorts with the altitude and my flight. I checked the bike out, and everything seemed ok. Loaded my gear in the saddle bags and poked around. Installed the charging wire for my heated vest, and installed my tank bag. The financial folks got the paperwork sorted out quickly (I thought), and I was on my way. Right away I noticed the engine had a bit of a rattle. But having owned Moto Guzzis in the past I knew by the sound that it wasn't serious and after a couple minutes the sound was gone. At my first stop, I determined that the engine and rear end oil (shaft drive) were way past scheduled oil change as they were filthy. Interestingly the transmission oil was as though it was brand new. That lead me to believe that they had changed transmission oil thinking that it was engine oil. Maybe. The shop had filled the gas tank up but I suspect there was old gas remaining which varnished the fuel injection up. Hence the rough running. 1,000 miles later, when I got the bike home I did a complete fluid change. And yep the engine oil and in particular the rear end oil was super nasty. Shame on Fun Center Cycle for not changing that. Found a filthy air filter, and on further examination determined that the airbox had a defect in the factory molding process and that unfiltered air was making its way into the airbox and throttle bodies. Shame on Moto Guzzi QC. If the mechanic had bothered to check the air filter he would have noticed it was filthy and something else was wrong due to the grime, and bird feathers in the air box. That's the second reason for running bad. I had to repair the airbox and spend much time cleaning throttle bodies. Shame on you Fun Center Cycles. The valves sounded like they hadn't been adjusted in many miles, and on using my feeler gauges found that they were way out of spec. It takes 15 minutes to adjust the valves, and needs to be done every oil change. The included owners manual clearly states this. Shame on you Fun Cycles and maybe the previous owner. While attempting to register the bike in California DMV, I found out that Fun Cycles screwed up the paper work and signed the title as though the bike had a lien. It did not as I paid the full amount with a cashiers check, This created a pain and I had to wait for new paperwork and had to make a second trip to DMV. Shame on you Fun Cycle. DMV also wanted to see the emissions stickers on the bike. Luckily the previous owner had left some under the seat. The rest of the stickers on the tank, exhaust and swing arm had all been removed. The exhaust was aftermarket and I sweated bullets that I was going to get into trouble. A year later I've put on 10,000 miles and I love the bike, but my experience with Fun Center Cycle in Farmington has continued to leave a bad taste in my mouth.

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.

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!