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Anyone have any dealings with MOM?

[Stoneman]

I've heard mixed things about 'em. Personally, I wouldn't touch 'em. I've had a coupla dealings with their sales dep't and one dealing with their service dep't. Never again for me! But some peeps swear by 'em. If'n you end up going down to see 'em, lemme know. We'll do lunch, they're just around the corner from our shop...

[VinceF2]

I bought my F2 from them... and I'd have to give them a thumbs up from that experience... I had a list of things I wanted done to the bike and they did em' no questions asked... new battery, tires, brakes... When I looked at it it was at their offsite showroom (before the new building was finished)... they couldn't start the bikes there because the people in the plaza complained... but I wouldn't think about buying it without hearing it run... so they had someone from the main building come over with a trailer and bring it back so it could be started... overall they were great to deal with... the salesman I had was Wayne... he was great... even after they brought it back I wasn't 100% but there was no pressure... O' also I found a crack in the fairing when I was looking at it... told them I went for $300 off because of it... they gave me $500.... I ended up calling them that Monday and giving them the money to hold it.... picked it up the next weekend... and everything I wanted done was all set... and the bike has been great so far...

O' and to top if off... I got two helmets at cost... I bought my wifes Shoei which I had seen for around $400 for about $175 or so... and my cousin bought his HJC for cheap (I didn't need a helmet then)... and I got like 15% off accessories... for a while...

Ok... so this is my story... you may hear others... but if I were looking for another bike right now I would go back without worries... as long as Wayne was still there... I liked his no pressure approach...

Enjoy...

Mike

[mdntridr]

I bought 2 Mikuni 140 main jets from them for my '02 SV650S. I was talking with the service guy about my bike, and the pipe I was putting on it, he gave some good advice and explained a lot of the "carb mysteries". Then he threw in a set of 150 mains, a bunch of shims and a handy little plastic case to keep them in. All for only $4.

That's the sign of a quality shop, IMHO.

--Greg--

[gonzo6]

Went lookin there for my first bike. Thought they were overpriced.
BUT i will say they do have a great selection because when i finally found what i wanted they told me it would take a week to get to it. The thing was on the top floor all the way against the wall... I didnt want to wait that long... lol

[healdman45]

it soumds good that at least the service is good there. As for the new tires and battery etc, the bikes are so ridiculously overpriced that they've already built that stuff into the price.