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    4.0 (1 review)

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    U-Pull-&-Pay Orlando

    (19 reviews)

    South Orange Blossom Trail / OBT, Meadow Wood

    I've been a customer here for several years. Where I come from, self-serve isn't very available…read moreand, if it is, it's an unorganized crapshoot. This yard style made finding parts fun again. The costs can be confusing. While there is a decent price list on the website, I was initially tripped up by the à la carte pricing. For example, I bought an instrument cluster bezel priced at $15.50. However, the bezel had the headlamp switch (9.95), dimmer switch (9.95), and cigarette lighter (2.99), bringing the total to $38.39. I had the choice to remove them or keep the extra parts. Pay attention to the components! Like any other business, you pay for everything that you take. If you don't know how this works, you might feel overcharged. Pros: - Large inventory - Well organized - Pricing is mostly fair - Helpful staff - Easy to use online inventory and pricing Cons: - Inventory has been refreshing much more slowly in the last year. - Website inventory isn't updated daily. Of course, cars aren't set on the weekend, but new inventory sometimes isn't published for 2 or 3 business days (this applies to Orlando; the Fort Pierce and WPB locations are punctual). - The aisles in the yard are soft, making it difficult to walk and move parts. - The yard is narrow and long. It's nearly a 1/4 mile from the parking lot to the back of the yard. - The website is barely usable on the iPad. (Edited to remove iPhone as it is fixed with the iOS 26.4 update - iPad version still sucks both in Mobile and Desktop site modes). My Wishlist: - Website updated daily (business days). - More pictures of the cars! Other yards post the six outside, two inside, and an engine compartment photo. - Improved accessibility with better aisles. I'm not talking about ramps or rails, just basic walkability. I frequent a few similar area yards and it's so much easier to use the paved yard with shopping carts! - Some shade would be amazing. - Sort out iPad formatting issue. It's a straightforward fix. Final thoughts: I will give them five stars when the online experience is upgraded so that inventory changes are promptly posted and more photos are included. EDITED 03/19/2026: Updated to reflex iPhone fix.

    100% recommend! I love the options of vehicles they have. All the staff are very professional and…read morehelpful. Will continue to visit and pull parts! Very easy to locate vehicles as well!

    Cycle Gear

    Cycle Gear

    (19 reviews)

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    I was in a bit of a bind... the battery on my motorcycle had apparently died out, and a generic…read morereplacement from Walmart was not going to cut it. Fortunately, my cousin lives in the Orlando area, and he was able to get me out to Cycle Gear where they had a battery for me. We were able to get out there, get the battery, and be on our way without any issues, and replacing the battery fixed the problem on the bike, so all was good. I was able to phone ahead to the store and they put the battery aside for me so that when I arrived about an hour later, they had it ready to go. Great service on their part, and it definitely saved my butt!

    Recently bought a Rebel 1100 DCT and decided to stop by with my wife while in the neighborhood. We…read morewere greeted upon entry. They have a good-sized store with a few things I wanted to check out; however, it would seem most of the store was either geared towards Motocross or Crotch Rockets and not your average Cruisers. I couldn't find a good pair of riding boots that weren't for either of those types of customers, riding pants tailored to people with a slimmer waist and shorter stature, or a brake light harness allowing me to upgrade my lights for protection on the road at night. I took a few pictures to check pricing when I got home and found they were selling some items for the same price online, but others were way overpriced. The only time we were asked if we needed help was when exiting the store. It's a shame, as they have a lot of people on the floor, but they seemed more interested in shooting the breeze with other employees than to offer assistance.

    Central Florida PowerSports

    Central Florida PowerSports

    (76 reviews)

    So I went in there with no intentions of leaving with a vehicle, until I talked to Christian by the…read morefront door who made this process possible! They talked to me and we ran a ton of numbers and they made it work for me. They didn't give me a hard time or really pressure me into doing anything, they simply asked me questions on what it was that I needed and everything was done! I honestly couldn't be happier because 3 months later and I'm still enjoying my ride! Brand new fresh off the lot and it was all possible to Christian and his boss!

    I had a very disappointing experience with Central FL PowerSports' service department. I brought my…read more2026 Sea-Doo RXT-X 325 in because my spark plug tube was full of oil and the unit wasn't reaching its expected top speed in Sport Mode. From the beginning, I clearly explained that the oil in the spark plug was my primary concern. I was charged $481.07 for a diagnostic and water test, only to be told that nothing was wrong with the unit. The focus was almost entirely on the top speed instead of the issue I specifically brought it in for. After paying, I asked the mechanic, Fernando J. Casagrande, if he had actually inspected the spark plug. To my surprise, he told me he had not because he "didn't find a leak." I had to insist that they bring the unit back into the shop and inspect the spark plug--the very issue I asked them to diagnose in the first place. About 45 minutes later, they returned and confirmed that the spark plug tube seal was damaged and needed to be repaired as soon as possible, and that the repair would be fully covered under warranty. This left me wondering why that inspection wasn't done during the original diagnostic that I had just paid for. I also had concerns because the mechanic initially referred to my unit as a 300 without a supercharger, even though my paperwork clearly identifies it as a 2026 RXT-X 325. That made me lose confidence that my unit had been correctly identified and evaluated from the start. When I spoke with the service manager about refunding the diagnostic charge, I was told that I never mentioned the spark plug issue. However, the repair order itself states that one of the spark plugs was found with engine oil in it, which matches what I reported when I brought the unit in. In the end, I paid nearly $500 only to have the actual problem identified after I specifically asked them to inspect the component I had originally brought the unit in for. I expected a much more thorough diagnostic process and better customer service. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this service department based on my experience. claimed unit had too much oil and I broke it.

    Motrac Motorcycles - motorcycledealers - Updated September 2026

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