Everett Powersports is the real deal--honest people, fair prices, and service that actually…read moredelivers. Whether you're shopping for a bike or need parts to get yours running right, give them a shot. You'll walk away happy. Ron H Houston, Texas

From sales to parts and service every employee is customer focused. Example: a cashier was checking…read moreout a customer with 3 items. She called out another cashier to get me checked out. WOW! I could have waited a few minutes. They treat you better than any place I've shopped! I highly recommend and always have for any of your Powersports needs!

Took my money for a rebuild of my engine which he recommended and keep my bike for 3 months and…read morenever attemptedthe rebuild,used old engine parts pistons,rods,rings,the list goes on,the worst part is i gave him some new parts to use i had purchased and none of those parts made it either,so be careful if you choose to have your bike repaired here,cuz steve is not a man of his word i guess making new long term customers is'nt what he's looking for but taking money frompeople with little to no expierence about motorcycles.Took him to small claims court and got my cash back it was the last resort he gave me after refusing to do the right thing,such a disappointment trusting them,see photos attached,that's my motor after a so called rebuild.

Great customer service, very knowledgeable and helpful, will definitely coming back for more…read moreupgrades for my motorcycle.

My experience was not the greatest with these guys. There website implied they could change any…read moreflat tire. However, as soon as I walked in the store a guys just shook his head before I could even say anything. It's very odd for them to treat e-bike riders this way, especially as I assume my son will continue to want to ride even on to his adulthood, which would make him a prime candidate to be their target audience. The shaking of the head and the way I was spoke to, makes it so we will not ever be back. If they really want to take advantage of their future clientele, they should at least offer suggestions on where to get help with e-bikes. That did not happen at all!

very helpful. good price on boots. and other gear. just be carful in the parking lot.read more

Rick is great, but a little absent minded. If he tells you he is ordering parts, check to make sure…read moreunless you want to wait an extra week.

After having my bike for over a month after hanging up on me and my wife several times Rick…read moremagically couldn't work on my bike a 94 Kawasaki Vulcan because it wasTOO OLD AND RARE Rick your an ass and I'll see you in court

We left our quad there for over three months. Poor communication, and our quad was never repaired.read more

Nice enough, Mechanic. You really treated me right on the first time. I took my boys quad there…read more After a carburetor upgrade, it failed within the first week. He explained to me over the phone how to check it out, so I did. After talking to him a second time he said, bring it in and I'll warranty it, which I did also had him do one other repair and replace the fuel filter. When I went to go pick it up apparently a fuel filter and a brake handle cost more than $207. He caught a bad attitude and said "what do you expect me to work for free. Pretty horrible turn of events after being treated so well the first time. In short, just make sure you get a quote instead of a handshake deal. Their Shop rate is $150 an hour.

Wow I just saw all the negative reviews. My experience was not terrible but not great. I spend 12k+…read moreon a new KTM, and they didn't toss anything in not even a pair of gloves. I actually had to go to Lynnwood motoplex (who I do not like) to get them to give me the ktm 1k rebate.... Parts manager I can't remember is name is super awesome friendly and knowledgeable. Props to him this is why I still go there. They are ok to run in and grab oil and a filter or basic part needs skid plates etc. I like supporting local bike shops vs online but I would agree overall experience isn't great. Lol at their "customer rewards program" spend 12k got $44

Not sure if I'd recommend this shop. Great floor lay out and huge inventory! Came in an hour…read morebefore they closed on today. With intentions of finding a CFMOTO IBEX 450 to check out. Wasn't as exciting as I thought. So wanted to purchase a Yamaha Tenere 700. Walked around the shop looking at bikes and not a single employee asked me if I wanted help for about 20 mins. Crazy, I'm willing to pay MSRP and dealer fees and no employees willing to help. Which makes sense why they have a huge inventory. Guess I'll just lowball someone on marketplace.

Horrible and rude service we waited after filling out paper we're for a couple of hours. The guy…read morewith seahawk tattoos and a beard was an absolute terrible. The have a good selection after be treated this way they have nothing I want. They guy made us feel like trash saying our credit was bad so whatever system they use is nonsense Before making it home I was already approved to get a bike from anywhere I want by applying online for a loan. Such an unprofessional environment. Try any other motor sports seller if you d9nt want to be pissed off.

I bought a new sled from them​ last year and they treated me very well and took care of anything I…read moreneeded as quickly as they could. Decided to get a new bike so they were the number one choice. Matt was very fair on pricing and gave me a discount on riding gear as well. Definitely will be going back for the next toy purchase even though its a 9 hour round trip drive.

Kevin the owner runs this local motorcycle repair and fabrication shop. He is a very knowledgeable…read moreand skilled mechanic a great fabricator and metalsmith a real professional hands-on small business owner who is a pleasure to deal with. What more could you want when dealing with somebody who's very fair honest and local and will work with you to meet your needs whatever they are related to getting your bike fixed up and running. He's always treated me fair and I would recommend him to any of my friends or anyone before some of the bigger nationwide shops that may not wanna work on a bike that's older than 10 or 15 years old. 5 star service all the way.

Kevin helped me out, getting crash bars on my Harley. eBay's Sellers definitely didn't know how to…read moreweld the mounting brackets were all at the wrong angle. Kevin worked his magic and.... Bam. Looks awesome. Thanks Kev. You rock.

I don't know if I would recommend this location. Sales person (Jack) was pretty helpful over the…read morephone. We talked about me coming in to secure a deal and a bike I had been looking at. I drive more than an hour and a half only to find out that he didn't even bother to put aside the bike that I was going to purchase. I showed up with the check in hand ready to buy and had to leave with nothing because someone else sold it. What a massive waste of my time, very disappointed.

I've had terrific experience at Ride Motorsports. For a few years they'd work in being able to…read moreservice my '82 VF 750 Magna in non peak time. Then when I upgraded to my '10 NT 700 the sales staff was great; honest assessment about the bike/very fair price. I've had my NT 700 serviced there for years now. Service guys are honest, straight shooters. Well worth the money. This is a good shop with fine people.

The guy was in such a crappy mood, I felt bad about bothering him to put tires on my scooter. Yeah…read morethe scoot it's ugly and a little rough around the corners, but I would expect a bike shop to use a set of tire irons to swap out tires. Instead I have bent rims from what looks like a screw driver. Seriously not a job well done. I don't suggest anyone to have this guy do tires cause he obviously doesn't carry the proper tools. Might be coincidence but shortly after the job, after my rear fender bracket broke off my muffler. Might have been from fatigue but hard to ignore that he had to remove the fender to change the rear tire.

I needed my motorcycle (Yamaha R1) tuned up, carbs cleaned, and new fluids. I called around to a…read morelot of different shops and was given quotes ranging from $600-$975. On a whim, I called Trevor at SLT and he was BY FAR the most inexpensive!!! I was at first very skeptical of his shop, so I dropped in to check it out first. I don't like to take many risks, especially with my motorcycle. It's a small local racers shop. Trevor's a good guy with a lot of mechanical knowledge and he's supported by a lot of WMMR riders. I asked him how he could be so inexpensive compared to the other shops around and he broke it down pretty simply: Trevors the receptionist, accountant, mechanic, sales guy, delivery guy, janitor, etc. for his shop. He doesn't have a ton of expenses to cover like advertising, employee salaries, or a huge lease. His shop is small, but he's got all the tools he needs to get your motorcycle tuned up and running right. I dropped off my motorcycle and Trevor had a few projects to complete before he got to my bike. 6 days later (including Sunday and Monday when he's closed), he finished my bike and now it's running like new! He's a down to earth guy, local rider, and small time businessman that's honest. He did a great job on my bike and if I ever need any other service on my bike, I'm going back to see him for sure! Give him a call or drop by his shop if your skeptical and meet the guy. Good quality job for the money.