Just stopped in while driving down the old hwy 16 to look at ArtiCat side by side atv they had out front. Extremely friendly young man came right out to talk to my husband. They don't have a very large selection but you can tell they are a really nice small business. He alao mentioned that they have in house financing options. They do motorcycle inspections as well. Nice place! Fyi the nice gentleman said they are no longer an ArtiCat dealer. read more

Palmer Motorsports - Motorcycle Dealers Near Me - Denver, North Carolina

People answer the phone are rude and used inappropriate language. Told me I must have f***** the gasket up and that he didn't have time to talk to me and that he couldn't fix my bike over the phone. Completely uncalled for. Never take your business there read more

Todd Palmer and his team are very knowledgable. I've done business with them many times and learn something new every time. I highly recommend Palmer Motorsports! read more

On Monday 3/11/13 I took a brand new Husqvarna chain saw to Palmer's for repair under warranty as they were listed on the web site as an authorized Husqvarna dealer and they we less than 1 mile from the house. I explained to the guy at the counter (I did not get his name) the problem with my chainsaw and he immediately told me that was not covered under warranty. I ask how a brand new chainsaw with a 2 year warranty was not covered and he became more argumentative with me, the customer as the conversation went on even though I never raised my voice once. He said I could leave the saw and pay a $35 diagnostic fee ( even though my owners manual says as long as the saw is under warranty, I will not be charged diagnostic labor fees to find out whats wrong with it) and he would look at it, but he was not going to fix it under warranty. Finally to prevent the situation from escalating any further, I picked up my chainsaw from the counter and left. I called Husqvarna when I got home and explained the problem to them they told me that YES, my chainsaw was covered under warranty. I explained what had happened at Palmer's and they said they did not understand why I was treated that way. I called the next closest Husqvarna dealer which was The Power Outlet in Huntersville. After telling them what had happened, they said bring the saw in and they would take care of me. At The Power Outlet I was treated with courtesy and respect, the chainsaw WAS REPAIRED UNDER WARRANTY and returned to me 3 days later. Palmer's to needs to have their Husqvarna franchise pulled for trying to rip people off and charge customers for diagnostic fees and labor on items that are clearly under warranty. I will never step foot into Palmer''s again and I strongly suggest you don't either. Even though its further from my house, If I need any warranty or other repairs on my outdoor power equipment, I'm taking it to The Power Outlet in Huntersville and so should you. Update: I was talking with one of my neighbors on Saturday 3/16 who has his own lawn care service and I was telling him about my chainsaw incident at Palmers. He told me he no longer uses Palmers for any of his parts or repair needs because he was treated in the same hateful, disrespectful manner by the same guy as I was. Said he went in there to buy a part for his backpack blower and was asking the guy a few simple questions about installing the part and the reply was " Leave it and I'll fix it for $20 , but I'm not working on it for free". Now he's like me, he would rather drive out of his way for good customer service than half a mile down the road to be treated like crap. read more

First time checking this place out yesterday. Some great prices and extremely knowledgeable staff. Will definitely be back to make a purchase there in the future. read more

Palmer Motorsports is one of the few " mom and pop" businesses still around. This shop is owned by a man that grew up riding and working on dirt bikes and motorcycles. He knows what he is doing! As for the guy who is upset by the fact that he would not tell him how to fix his own equipment ...I don't blame him, he is running a business, how can a man provide for his family if he tells people how to fix their own stuff? You pay for a service he can provide. Why would he tell people how to figure out and repair their own stuff? If he wanted that , he should have googled it, not expect a man who works very hard to provide for his family to tell him how to fix it for free! Everyone wants something for nothing these days,! If you have equipment that needs repair, drop it off, and allow him to do his job and get paid for his expertise! I've been going there since he opened and will continue! read more