Mile High Harley Davidson

Second bike purchase at mile high.
Both were excellent. Recently bought a 15 street glide and traded in my wide glide. Got a really fair deal on the trade in. Everyone is so helpful and cheerful.
Put new exhaust on the. Street glide and the service way way above par! Jerry and Randy in the service department are awesome to deal with.
They are not here to wait on like you like servants and can’t read you mind so speak up and get great attention to your needs!
Thanks Mike high! Love my 2 bikes!

Mile High attitude is what you’ll find here.
I went in to buy a few parts and a hat.
My wife was walking around the sales floor and approached by a Sales guy.
When asked if she wanted to buy a Harley, she said no my Husband has one already.
Then she was asked where i bought it.
When it wasn’t from this dealer he belittled my wife and talked smack about where we bought our bike from.
My wife does «Secret Shopping» on the side, and this behavior is unprofessional and unacceptable.
We will never spend money here again no will we recommend anyone to this dealer.
How rude and unprofessional…,

MHHD is the best!!! These folks really know their stuff. I like the laid back sales approach. The techs in parts & service are VERY knowledgable and VERY helpful. I highly recommend «Randy» in parts. This guy helped me with several questions and gave me some valuable info about what to do and not to do with my Fat Bob.
Thanks MHHD!

I did not have the experience that others are describing on this site. I recently made a special order and I was extremely underwhelmed by the whole experience. First the person helping me in the parts department was very short and provided little to no information on the product also seemed a little put out to be helping me at all? After I finally placed the order, I «was» called to inform me the parts had arrived (very helpful). When I arrived at the store to pick up the part, it took literally 25 minutes to even be acknowledged by anyone remotely close to the parts department. Finally, the sales manager (I believe) assisted me by asking the Service Department representative to help me pick up the part. The whole pickup experience took about 45 minutes which should have taken no more than 5 minutes. Good thing is there are several HD dealerships in Denver.

I travel for work so I try to visit a Harley dealer to pick up shirts. The staff is awesome, from the guys selling the bikes to the ladies in apparel. I was even able tp score a couple of free stickers.

This concerns service only:
If you’re looking for a fresh MTI tech who’s savvy at plugging in a newer model Harley to a computer in order to trouble shoot a problem, this is your place. If you have an older model, perhaps a carbureted engine, electrical issue, be prepared to over-​spend on parts and labor. In my experience the tech thought «this» was wrong… no, no, that wasn’t it. Let’s try replacing «this» thingy… again no dice, etc. etc. etc. until we got into a nice sum of four figures. Get the picture? The shop left me stranded a few times with towing fees and expenses. When the scoot was taken to an Indy, a simple electrical short was spotted and corrected. On the plus side, I have virtually a new scoot with all the replaced parts by Harley.
Never again…

Hello all,
I went into the store on Airport Blvd this evening with the intention of buying a Street Glide Special. After walking around the store and standing next to the bike I wanted for fifteen minutes and having numerous people walk by and not one person stopped and talked to me. I suppose it’s because I was still in my work clothes, I’m a pipeline and tank inspector, so I guess I was a little dirty. I always thought that Harley’s were a true sign of American pride. I guess I needed to come in a three piece suit to get a little respect. I’m a little disappointed at the way I was just dismissed by their sales staff, as if a working man can’t afford one of these bikes.
If there is a member of this dealership reading this, I was the man in the blaze orange shirt and red hat in at about 6pm, driving the 50k silver lifted diesel truck. I can afford any bike your dealership. So sad that the sales staff judges a book by his cover. Maybe Thunder Mtn, or Avalanche want my money, because you clearly don’t.

I bought a used Road King there, had hole in drive belt and a rear cylinder head leak they fixed those things which I appriciated but when picking up the bike that they called me and said was ready it made a horrible noise turns out they messed up the primary chain when they put it back together they fixed that but since then the stater makes noise and the bike dies sometimes none of this was there before, they now do not want to do anything about those issues saying they put to much money into it, but it was their own tech. that messed it up. I will never recomend them nore will I step foot in there door. The people that recomended them to me wished they hadn’t

Great selection of clothing and ride gear. Hannah helped me pick out the perfect pair of chaps! She was knowledgable and walked me through fit and function! I spoke with a few if the other ladies and everyone was friendly and great!

Purchased my baby, 2007 Heritage, new and always had it serviced where I bought it. After moving to CO had to find a new dealership so did some research and chose Mile High. I must admit I was nervous because no-​one else had ever worked on my bike. Took it in for service and was told I needed a new back tire too (maybe true) but doubled my bill. When I picked it up a tech rode it out to me and as soon as I got on I thought something sounded different. I also notice a dragging noise and feeling under the seat of the bike at slow speeds. I figured it was just me being overprotective so I took it home. Two weeks later convinced it wasn’t my imagination I went back only to find out that the exhaust pipe was not correctly attached to the head… hmmm you think the HD tech that rode it out would have noticed that too. As for the dragging (which they conveniently couldn’t hear) I was told that it looked like the brake pads were «glazed» so they replaced them at no charge for my trouble. Guess what? The dragging is worse now than ever but I am scared to let these guys near the bike. I will have to suffer the cost of taking it to another dealership. I will not be going back.

very helpful, friendly staff.

We were on the road and needed repairs. They were busy but squeezed us in. Now that’s good old fashioned American service. These guys were great and even kept apologizing for the wait. There was nothing for them to apologize for. We were just happy they took us when other places in the area said they were too busy.

Been here a few times now, and each time the staff has been beyond helpful and nice. Mile High Harley is right down the street from us, so it’s convenient (right off I-​70) and open on the weekend.
According to their website they rent bikes, and each time we’ve been there we’ve seen people returning the bikes with big smiles on their faces. So I’m kind of assuming, it’s a pretty good deal and fun!
The husband just got a motorcycle, and that meant we needed helmets and other accessories. The ladies that work in the clothing section were very helpful and fun. In the end, I found myself wandering through the women’s clothing section (I want one of everything) and stumbled upon the sale items. We scored two helmets for $ 85 each, and they were regularly $ 170 each. I consider that a pretty good deal.
The prices for their leather goods seem to be pretty expensive, as $ 500 for a motorcycle jacket seems a little excessive. However, the jackets are gorgeous and if I had $ 500 and wanted something with the HD name or decal, I’d buy them.
All in all, great place to get gear, look and buy bikes, rent bikes and get Harley parts. I will be back!

(This review is only for their rental department.)
After planning a trip to Colorado to cool off from the hottest summer ever recorded in Austin, I decided to take it a step further and rent a bike to ride into the mountains.
I looked into renting a BMW first because that’s what I own, but the only BMW rental service I could find required a 2-​week reservation. I didn’t know exactly what day I would be able to ride, so I decided to go with Mile High Harley since they didn’t require a reservation.
I was curious /​worried about how a big bike would handle tight curves and possible wet weather in the mountains, but it also sounded like fun, so I decided on a Road King Classic. It’s a big touring model with lots of chrome, saddlebags, floorboards and enough style to match the 1584cc engine.
I got to the dealership on a perfect weather day. Sunny and 73 degrees in the city. I was truly stoked to get out of town and ride.
At the rental desk, there were friendly and helpful staff to greet me and go over the necessary paperwork. They supplied me with a helmet, raingear (thank the Lord, because I flew up there ill-​equipped), and a booklet of map routes for my riding pleasure. I chose a 220-​mile loop into the Rocky Mountain National Park /​Estes Park.
After taxes and the minimum insurance, it cost $ 183 for 24 hours.
I know that’s a lot, compared to a car, but that’s actually the going rate for most bikes. Believe me. I checked.
It was worth every penny. I had such a good time on that ride, I’d say it was the best ride I’ve ever had.
The best way to view the Rocky Mountains in the Summer is definitely aboard a motorcycle. I suppose the view would be even better on the back of the bike, so you don’t have to watch where you’re going, but then you wouldn’t have the joy of the throttle at your fingertips.
When I brought the Road King back the next morning, they checked the bike over for damages, and gave me my receipts. With that, they also handed me a nice Thank You card signed by everyone in the department and a souvenir poker chip. Nice touch.
They had a tent sale going on that day in the parking lot, and when I tried to leave, I was drawn to sit on a few used models. The friendly saleswoman just about sold me a Springer Softail. I had to leave immediately before I gave in to impulse.
I think they know that people fresh from a mountain ride are still high on life and easy to persuade.
I still want one of my own.

These guys are great!!! I bought my Nightster from them about a year ago. I will tell you that Rob Ketcham is the man for you to see when you go there. He was very helpful in me riding away on a Harley. They are very friendly and will always be willing to talk bikes with you. The service department is great and they can get you anything you need. Keep the shinny side up!!!