Coyote Motorsports

I tried to follow up with them about a sale they listed on Craigslist. They refused to talk with me. I think they just put these feelers out and try to rip off people and when you actually know what you are talking about they refuse to work with you. Add mine to the long list of horrible reviews for these guys.

We purchased a used motorcycle from Coyote motorsports a couple years back! The initial buying process was smooth and friendly! However after riding the bike off the lot the speedometer cable came off nearly half way home! This was even after they sent it back to the service department for a thorough once over to make sure everything was tight and in proper running order! The «professionally trained» service team skipped one of the first rules they teach in a BEGINNER Motorcycle Safety Course, preflight inspection! Now after owning the bike and being hit by another driver, naturally I assumed Coyote Motorsports would be the best choice for the repair! However this new process has been a complete nightmare! I understand summer is the busy season, but the service people have been vague and unfaithful with completion times and dates, they even told me they would have the bike on the lift first thing in the morning, which they did not, then they said said when they did finally have the initial inspection done, they had me take a trip down there to talk about the same things we had already discussed the previous night over the phone, further wasting more of my time! My insurance adjuster still hasn’t heard a word from them!!! I will definitely be picking my bike up early from this endeavor, and for my next bike purchase, well if you can’t tell from the rating and review, it will not be from Coyote Motorsports! There’s no need to apologize or justify what went wrong, just fix the problems so your future customers can have a better experience! Ride safe ya’ll! Take care!

I came in today to coyote Motorsports looking to buy a bike, duh. one of the men working there just recently bought Honda Grom. Which is an amazing bike. The gentleman who bought it at the store I try to talk to him about it but all he had was smart ass comments about it and he refused to help me. I walked in the store was $ 6000 cash try to make a down payment on a bike all I can say is I refuse to come back to due to that fat fuck. His 330 lbs ass will look hilarious on that grom. Never coming back due to that asshole

Sales must be good. I never met a more RUDE, vulgar salesperson than I did today at Coyote Motorsports. A friend was looking at a bike, that has a Kelly Blue book of $ 6,500, Bike is listed on Coyote Motorsports web page at $ 7,500 The salesperson said the price was $ 7900 The bike has been down and missing lights etc very under average condition. I will never spend another cent at Coyote Motorsports EVER again. This is why sales people have bad reputations. On the plus side I talked to a guy in their part department was as nice and helpful as anyone in retail.

The purchasing process of a bike was a headache and dealing with the parts/​service department was just as bad. The parts/​service department claimed that they would give me a call when the service of my bike is done, but they failed to do so. Save yourself time and hassle and go somewhere else.

The guys at CM are the best. First off they took a bike I was upside down on my loan and allowed me to use it as collateral on a new bike.; no other dealership would even consider this. Secondly, they accepted a post — dated check on modification work done on the bike I purchased-​in addition to a whole host of other accommodations. All-​in-​all coyote motorsports made buying a «new» bike as simple as a trip to the local grocery. I can’t see myself going to another dealership in the future. I strongly recommend Coyote!

I went in just over a month ago to get a replacement light bulb for my side marker lights, and was charged $ 6 for one tiny bulb. I figured it was supposed to be a special order type bulb or something. Turns out there was an issue with my light housing so I went back and bought another bulb– they sold me 2 bulbs for $ 5 this time. Inconsistent pricing.
The second time I went in, I was really irritated with the helmet I was using, and wanted to get another one. I had them size me, told me what size to get, and bought that size. They only have one kind of helmet there. They’re all very low cost and high profit. Especially when you get horribly overcharged as I did. I paid $ 250 for what I was hoping was a high quality helmet. Come to find out this helmet is only worth $ 125 – 150 everywhere else. Now one month later, the helmet is completely falling apart, and they won’t look at it, won’t exchange it.
I will admit, they were very nice when I came in, but such is the life of a salesman, I suppose.

As I brought my bike over to the shop to get a slider kit and a new rear light, Coyote ordered me the wrong parts. I went home, tried to fit everything & found out that BOTH parts did not fit. 5 hours wasted.
After they reordered some new parts upon returning the wrong parts, they told me that they would call me within a week or two for the parts. 6 weeks went by. I called them up and the associate told me that the same day I called, was the same day that both my parts came in.
These guys totally yank you around. It’s not worth your time or money. I won’t be going here again.

I was interested in purchasing a new, high end bike. I was a serious, adult buyer, who came prepared for a test ride and to pay cash — not some kid who was wasting their time or going to kill himself on a test ride.
I communicted this several times to the jerky sales guys. They gave me a bunch of run around and hoo ha. Me and my money went elsewhere.

We bought a used Yamaha 1700 here this month and were fairly pleased with everything until we started getting stories about our helmet and the owner’s manual being in, only to drive there and have them NOT be in. Then promises of a free service for our inconvenience, which did not materialize. In fact, the manager was not there at the agreed-​upon time to make sure it was free, and my boyfriend was kept waiting for several hours after the time it was promised to be finished. They claimed they called us, when all of our phone logs clearly show no call was ever placed to us. When we complained that the service was bad and we wouldn’t be returning, the owner/​manager looked right at my boyfriend and said, «So?» My guess is that they just have so much business coming in that door that they can’t be bothered with any kind of after sales customer service whatsoever. They still owe us money and a warrantied part, or we wouldn’t darken their doorway ever again.

This review is in regards to the Services Department.
I used to take my bike here regularly until i started to notice some odd things. I wasn’t sure the first time when i started to notice, so I gave them a second chance. Below is what happened when I went in one last time for the second chance.
So I took my bike in for a full service, and asked them two specific questions.
1. Does the oil filter get changed out with a full service? Yes.
2. Can you top off my coolant, cuz it is below the normal level. Sure thing.
The reason i asked about the oil filter was due to me looking at the oil filter after a full service before and thinking, that doesnt look new. So what i did was mark it with a sharpie in a small spot, and then took it in for the next full service months later.
When I came in to pick up my bike, first thing I noticed was that the coolant level was still at the same level that it was when I brought it in. I then asked about it, and they said they topped it off! Shocked at this response, i told him to come outside and look at it with me. He then said ok, we can top it off right now. At which point they did. So, I paid and went my way.
Curious about the oil filter, i ofcourse just got home, and started taking off the fairing. As you probably have guessed by now, there was the marked oil filter from before. unbelieveable. After paying $ 260, you would think you would get more than just an oil drain/​fill, and a wash. So if you calculate that out, Coyote expected my bike to run on the same oil filter for 9K miles if i never changed it. Garbage.
Ever since then, i started going to a different shop that is a chain here in Colorado off of 104^th and I-​25 =) Have had great service there with no complaints!
Wanna know the kicker in this whole thing? Coyote says they specialize in Yamaha. I have an R1. I took my bike elsewhere to get serviced… and also upgraded my Yamaha to a newer one elsewhere.