American Biker

Rob and the crew at American Biker are awesome. They worked with me to get the purchase done. They had to pick the bike up from another dealer in North Carolina. I bought a new 2015 Victory Cross County 8-​Ball. They have a knowledgeable and hard working staff.
The battery died on my trade-​in bike on the way to the shop to pick up my new bike. They helped me out by picking me up (I was about 3 – 5 miles from the place).

A pretty nice catch-​all motorcycle dealership, with everything from victory to Indian to Polaris. They even have slingshot. An impressive repair shop can handle most road issues. The swag is hit or miss, but if you are tired of standard Harley dealerships, this is a good place to visit.

Great selection of Victories and Indians. Spacious showroom with plenty of clothing options. John Miller was very helpful too. Going to have to go back there to get my next bike.

These guys may call themselves bikers, but that doesn’t mean they know their way around a motorcycle. They are a Triumph dealership, yet when I called for general service questions the technician didn’t even know what the basic 6k mi service consisted of. Because he didn’t know he started
and quoted me $ 350 when the dealership in Batesburge quoted $ 120. I called back just for curiosity as to what they would tell me the second time around and the story was completely different for the «work» that «needed» to be done. I wasn’t going to go in there after that experience, but I needed some jets for my Triumph. I went in and got the jets then went back because I wanted some more sizes. The second time around they gave me the wrong sizes after I told him they weren’t the same. He assured me they were and that I was mistaken. Wrong! This place is not next door either! I would not trust them with my bike, not to mention the staff seems a little self righteous. The service counter clerk didn’t even know what size M5 was. They also told me their price was $ 60 to put on a tire if I brought them jut the wheel. Velocity’s price was $ 20! People that spend their money here are purely paying for the «biker» image and not the years of experience that a real mechanic has.