1993 FXR 117" S&S JIMS 6 SPEED SHOWROOM CLEAN

Cleaner in person than in the photos, and the photos were already good. Rode it home two hours after walking in.

Ordered by text, paid online, picked up Saturday morning. Whole thing took four days. The confirmation emails alone were friendlier than most shops are in person.

Sent them a list of parts for my build. Two of the five they told me I did not actually need and saved me almost four hundred bucks. Who does that anymore?

Been buying parts off these guys for two years now. Every single part graded honest — if they say light wear, it is light wear. My whole Softail rebuild is basically Motown parts at this point.

I know nothing about trailers and they never once made me feel dumb for asking questions. Walked me through loading my Sportster twice until I had it down. That kind of patience is rare.

Compression tested it in front of me, pulled the dipstick, showed me the brake pads. Sold me the bike with facts, not talk.

Neighborhood shop that treats you like neighborhood. Walked in on a Saturday, they remembered my name the second visit. Prices fair, talk straight, work clean.

Took a few days longer to get the title sorted than quoted, but they called me with updates before I had to ask. Bike itself is flawless.

Traded my old Sportster in. Fair number on the trade, fair number on the new one, done in one visit. No back-and-forth to a manager nonsense.

Put 8,000 miles on it this season. Only thing I have bought is gas and tires. Their inspection is the real deal.

Cleaner in person than in the photos, and the photos were already good. Rode it home two hours after walking in.

Ordered by text, paid online, picked up Saturday morning. Whole thing took four days. The confirmation emails alone were friendlier than most shops are in person.

Sent them a list of parts for my build. Two of the five they told me I did not actually need and saved me almost four hundred bucks. Who does that anymore?

Been buying parts off these guys for two years now. Every single part graded honest — if they say light wear, it is light wear. My whole Softail rebuild is basically Motown parts at this point.

I know nothing about trailers and they never once made me feel dumb for asking questions. Walked me through loading my Sportster twice until I had it down. That kind of patience is rare.

Compression tested it in front of me, pulled the dipstick, showed me the brake pads. Sold me the bike with facts, not talk.

Neighborhood shop that treats you like neighborhood. Walked in on a Saturday, they remembered my name the second visit. Prices fair, talk straight, work clean.

Took a few days longer to get the title sorted than quoted, but they called me with updates before I had to ask. Bike itself is flawless.

Traded my old Sportster in. Fair number on the trade, fair number on the new one, done in one visit. No back-and-forth to a manager nonsense.

Put 8,000 miles on it this season. Only thing I have bought is gas and tires. Their inspection is the real deal.