So, visited this establishment twice. Pictures are fantastic on line! 1st experience, I get there to look at a Fat Boy. Initial impression, all bikes are dirty. That's ok, they're used bikes. I noticed some non professional wiring on the bike I was looking at and asked the salesman about it, for which he had no idea. He called his mechanic and again, he had no idea, like it was the first time he saw the bike. The bike also had plenty of generic aftermarket parts with some held on by zip ties. The mechanic nor salesman could tell me about the history of the bike, so I walked.
2nd trip, I see another Fat Boy on line and got excited! This bike looked clean. Made the hour long trip to get there. I get there and find out this bike had been laid down at some point, damaged fork, bent clutch, damaged turn signal, etc. The bike also really needed brake pads. I didn't care about that, I wanted the bike! So, go in to make the deal. Going to buy it outright. $9740 out the door. I ask the salesman to make it $9500, on account of the brakes. He didn't even bat an eye and said that wasn't going to happen. $240 folks!
This establishment seems to buy the bikes wholesale and mark them up to make a good profit without actually fixing up the bikes. They are nice to your face, but reading certain reviews and based on my experience, it's quite clear that the customer is only a dollar sign to them.
This veteran will not recommend SLC Powersports to anyone. You will only walk away with a money pit by going to them. Bikes are near KBB anyway and the mechanics cannot tell you anything about the bike except the specs. Save your money and go to an actual dealership where mechanics actually put some love into their bikes. read more