I bought a 883 used sportster a while back. Kevin made me a great deal on it. was the easiest bike…read morei ever bought. this one replaces the one I got stoopid and sold. very good place to buy a bike from. will w

Respectful owner with good prices on parts and labor. Basically rebuilt my bike for a extremely…read moregood price.

Bought a new SxS, dealership threw in a free 100 mile service and at 100 miles I took it in. Denied…read morethe service. Classic bait and switch deception. Save yourself the trouble and just go to Corinth.

Great place to buy motorcycle parts as well as motorcycles. The customer service was excellent as I…read moregot waited on within 3 seconds of walking into the store. The salesman that I talked to was very knowledgeable and friendly. Yet, he was not pushy. One thing I don't like is a pushy salesperson. Anyway, they have a great assortment of motorcycles and ATVs in stock. Of course everything is Honda just about.

This motorcycle, ATV, marine store has been in business for 50 years. They are located on Hwy 72…read more It has a large parking lot that's easy to maneuver, but the business is on a hill and it makes getting back onto the highway hazardous. There is a backroad you could use to avoid the danger, but you definitely need to be a local to know how to use it. There is usually always a huge selection of products from new Honda street bikes to generators. You can find a handful of Harley Davidson bikes here, also. A special treat is to walk through their bike museum. I don't know the official count of old bikes available to look at, but look at the pictures I posted, shows several. There are only 3 bikes in the museum that I personally like. The rest appear to be dirt bikes and racing related. They offer repair services. I never had anything fixed here, but you see activity all the time.

Monster Store with Great Selection of Inventory and an awesome Museum. A MUST SEE…read more.. Duncan and Amanda The Butler Group Atlanta, LLC

Bought a couple of jet ski's here. The staff was very friendly and seemed very helpful. Had to…read morereturn the Yamaha for a recall and the battery kept draining. The trailer we bought from them had some wiring issues, so we had the manufacturer send us the tail light wire harness since it kept shorting out and actually fried the wires in the front. Upon getting the jet skis back we noticed that the wire harness never was replaced but I was charged for it (it was still under warranty). They left out a few screws to the hatch so when we got it out on the water, 2 gallons of river water leaked into the engine compartment. There was more but I'm sure you get the picture. When I spoke with the repair guy he was very apologetic and wanted us to drive the hour and half back to make it right. We were charged almost 200 dollars for them to check the battery draining only for him to tell us that there was nothing he could do about it and it is not covered under warranty so needless to say we will not be bringing them back.

Ever since T-Town Motorsports closed shop, there are no clear options for Vespa/Piaggio owners in…read morethe area. However, one of the guys from T-Town (who happens to be a Vespa buff) happens to run the parts area at Smith's. He is extremely knowledgeable, and was able to give the shop staff the step-by-step on how to change the tire on my Vespa. Definitely going here from now on!