So far the customer service on the phone is going well but we'll see how in person goes in the…read moremorning because I really need a moped under 50cc and I'm tired of ordering one online from out of state and for some reason I end up just getting a refund and that's not the purpose of purchasing a ride.

My son wanted a new bike after spending an entire year on a cruiser. The cruiser is the motorcycle…read moreworlds version of the old Mercury we used to be saddled with as young new riders. He did his time but wanted a sport bike. Every other major player in the metro blew him off. One even went so far as to tell him he couldn't order a bike until he found what he wanted elsewhere. Then they could suddenly have it in two days. Wow! Ajax/Sooner didn't treat him the same as their counterparts at the big name dealers. They were very patient and happy to help him find the bike he loved. Then, they went even further and sold him a bike with no drama and no bullshit. He loves his new Z.

It has been a dream of mine to own a motorcycle. This year I was finally in a financial position to…read morefulfill that dream. Unfortunately, due to low inventory, I couldn't find a sports bike anywhere within the city. I watched the website of House of Kawasaki and finally found a listing. When I came in, Ricardo showed me the bike and walked me through the process of purchasing. After the purchase, I was introduced to the Parts & Service manager, Wayne, who went over all of the specs and features of the bike. Tips: 1. I was pre-approved through my bank before shopping around for a bike. 2. Take a riding class and get your motorcycle endorsement. 3. Try on the gloves before leaving. 4. They offer a military discount on new bikes.

The guys working at HoK treat you like family the moment you walk in. I usually don't ever write…read morereviews, but these guys are amazing. Everytime I walk in they greet me like family and are super polite. I don't think I'll go to a different dealership in okc. Kawasaki for life.

I'd give them a five star review, but April...the woman that handles the titles ruined that…read moreopportunity. I bought my bike on 15 July. The sales team was great. I'm a new rider, they set me all up. Helped me secure bike on trailer, the transaction was so smooth. It was getting to be three weeks after I bought the bike and still had no title. My platoon sergeant was getting concerned and told me to get in the phone and call them. So I did. This was on July 30. They transferred me to April. She told me she accidentally ripped my title and had to order a new one. She had the new one on her desk that was getting put in the mail that day. Ok first how do you even accidentally rip a title? I had no reason to not believe she'd get it in the mail. I live in Lawton, 90 miles from maxeys. Two weeks had gone by and still no title. So I call back around Aug 13. Im put through to April again who swears she mailed it and mail from OKC to Lawton could take two weeks. LMAO who did she think she was kidding? I've sent mail thousands of miles away and the receiver got it faster than I did in another state. Aprils new plan was that if I don't have it by Aug 22 she order a new one and start the process over. Fast forward to yesterday. Ironically and interestingly enough the title came in the mail. Post marked 14 Aug. that tells me April was not truthful in when she sent that title out. I now have less than thirty days to get my bike registered...out of state. I bought a truck last year. Registered out of state. Didn't even come close to the risk of not being able to drive it because I got my title in a timely manner. Sales guys GREAT. April-Title person....horrible.

Our sales guy did not have much knowledge, I bought a brand new golf cart and you would think they…read morewould make sure it looks good & it has a scratch on the drivers side (paint peeled off) & on the brush guard :/ After the salesman brought us the golf cart he was done with us and did not come back around to make sure we were good to go. We stood outside for 20 mins till I went in and had to ask for help. Todd in finance is a nice personable man, polite and tried to help as much as he could. Mechanic came out and said "oh that must've happened when they brought these over here." Look, I don't know or cared how it happened.. I just know when someone buys something brand new it should not have a noticeable scratch on it and they assume you're okay w/ it. Our sales man hasn't even made a follow up call to see how things are going with it as you should do in sales. But you know who has called?!? Todd. Great employee and he should be running the place. After reading other reviews I guess I made a bad decision from purchasing here and won't again. I will take my business elsewhere.

I found the shopping, buying and after sales experience to be perfect! The motorcycle I was looking…read morefor was available at a dealership near me, but talking to those who ride often and have had experience with many dealerships... they all said to go to Eurotek in OKC. I am glad I did! The bike was what I wanted. The paperwork was absolutely effortless. James and Alex in sales were no pressure, yet very attentive to my questions. The parts and service have also been great. I had a little issue with the bike (warranty work) and they worked with me to pick the bike up and deliver it back to me, which is really going above and beyond the normal scope of what a dealership does. I happily drive 1.5 hours out of my way to keep the bike serviced with them!

Had cash to buy a motorcycle came into she showroom after looking at it to ask some questions…read more Sales was more interested in their phones and wouldn't even look up to answer my questions. I asked who I was supposed to talk to they said is and looked back down at their phones. I'll be taking my business elsewhere. Poor poor customer service.

The owner was amazing. I had an electrical problem on my BMW motorcycle but he was so crushed with…read morework he couldn't get to it for a Month or so. Instead he explained to me how to fix it myself. He used another bike in his shop as a visual aid to help me understand what to do. I went home, bought the parts I needed. Along with a tool I needed and I was successful in fixing it myself. I highly recommend Colvin Motorcycles.

This is a very interesting place... I moved to Oklahoma City over 2 years ago and my '71 BSA…read moreLightning spit the dummy (as the Brits say) and would not start. I needed help desperately. I walked in, walked through and office piled with dust covered documents (it looked like it was abandoned 20 years ago) then walked into a large motorcycle storage area, packed with all sorts of older bikes in various stages of disassembly, and only 10% or so looked like recent additions. The rest looked like they had not been touched in a decade. There was a counter in this area, and there were accessories hanging on racks, and they looked like they had not been touched in 20 years. The shop itself was at the end of this boneyard, but I did not want to just barge in. I was getting nervous about the place, then a very nice lady appeared and asked me the nature of my business. I introduced myself and stated my situation. She mentioned that she was the proprietor's wife, and she would relay my request to her husband and he would get in touch with me to discuss this further. He never did, which in hindsight was a good call. As I looked at pictures on the walls and other indicators, it was clear that this shop had an affinity for vintage flat track bikes. Ironically, in 1973 I raced a Bultaco Astro in Oklahoma City and surrounding tracks. Anyway, I needed a clutch pack replacement, electronic ignition install, full wiring harness replacement, and front brake overhaul along with tire replacement. That was clearly beyond their capabilities so I did it myself. I would have handed them a grand or more to do the work, but I don't think they could no matter what I would pay them, so I soldiered on and got my bike back on the road.

They have adopted the douchy practice of having to call for a price like car dealers. Which is…read morefunny because I'm still waiting on a call back for a price and it's been 1.5 years since making the call.

Took a RZR in for front wheel drive not working, and a light bar not working…read more They fixed the mouse chewed light bar wires. However they tore into the wiring harness, under the console, and told me the wires melted against the radiator hose. They said they needed to replace the wiring harness. The wiring harness is $900.00 plus labor. They charged me $300.00 and DID NOT FIX IT. I told them I would look at it myself. After checking several wires, and connections, and not finding the problem, I took it to Eurotek, a Triumph motorcycle dealership. They ran diagnostics, found it to be a chassis relay, and fixed it for $92.00!!! Tried to reason with the service manager later, and only got DOUBLE TALK.

The 95 Goldwing that is for sale for 2800$ is a 1200$ bike at best it has a good body and frame but…read moresmokes badly, probably bad rings, at the least it will need a valve job, I would not trust this dealer.

I have been riding motorcycles for the lat 11 years & this is the best shop in Oklahoma city. Bart…read morewill take care of you & keep you informed of what is going on with your bike. He is HONEST & will give you a better deal on pricing etc than anyone else you will find. I have been taking my bikes there for the last 5 years. If you want the best service & best pricing, then you should be taking your bike here.

Chris knows how to make motorcycles go fast. Mike can make a mean old school ramen. Good peeps,…read morereasonable prices!

I'm very happy with the quality of service that I have received here with the guys. Absolutely…read moregreat people and very friendly and knowledgeable. I cannot recommend this business enough!