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    Dont trust these guys- Just after your money. Bikes are junk and they dont stand by their word...... BUYER BEWARE!!

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    Johnny K's Powersports Of Cleveland

    Johnny K's Powersports Of Cleveland

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    Damaged wheel when changing front tire and refuse to repair or replace. Don't get any service done…read morehere.

    Summer of 2024 I purchased a 2010 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 with ~4,000 miles for $2,500. What followed…read morewas a series of negligent misrepresentations, failed repair attempts, and what I believe to be deliberate omission of known mechanical faults that put my life at risk. Timeline of Events and Failures: 1. Upon purchasing the bike I rode it home the same day, and immediately experienced a loss of throttle power once the bike warmed up--a dangerous and obvious defect. 2. I returned the bike to Johnny K's Elyria. They retained it for several weeks with no communication unless I initiated it. Eventually, I was told it needed new spark plugs. I agreed to a reduced service fee (approx. $100) despite the issue occurring instantly after purchase. I was told by Johnny K's in Elyria the issue was solved and the bike was fixed. 3. When I arrived to pick up the "repaired" bike, it wouldn't start--dead battery. After jumping it, I drove home only to find the issue was not resolved at all. 4. I brought the bike back again, and was then told it needed a new throttle body, costing thousands. When I spoke with the Elyria manager, I expressed concern about being sold a defective vehicle. His response: "We priced it accordingly." This strongly suggests the dealership had knowledge of the defect prior to sale. 5. The dealership agreed to replace the throttle body--using a used component purchased on eBay. The issue remained unresolved after installation. 6. I was referred to another Johnny K's location, which then told me the bike needed a new ECU--another $900+ repair. 7. Seeking more qualified diagnostics, I took the bike to an independent motorcycle mechanic. They found: * The battery was defective and should have been caught immediately. * Replacing the battery and debaffling the exhaust improved the problem, but it persisted. * Ultimately, they replaced the entire exhaust system--and still, the bike was not fixed. * The mechanic now suspects the throttle body was never actually replaced, directly contradicting Johnny K's statement. Summary: * The motorcycle never functioned properly from day one. * The dealership failed to disclose critical issues and sold the vehicle in unroadworthy condition. * Internal communication was poor, repair attempts were ineffective or possibly fraudulent, and the manager's own admission suggests prior knowledge of the defect. * I am now over $3,000 into a bike that does not function--with mounting evidence that this situation stems from misrepresentation, negligence, and possibly fraud.

    OverDrive MotorSports - motodealers - Updated September 2026

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