ASK Powersports

Great place always greeted with respect. I’ve now bought 2 motorcycles from them and had a great experience each time. I took my daughter there yesterday to buy her first helmet.

I came into the service department with a Sea Doo I had just purchased which I couldn’t get started. The service guys did an awesome job getting it up and running and finding the problem in under 5 minutes.
This is kudos for the Columbus store, the snobs at the Lancaster store wouldn’t even look at it.

The second motorcycle shop I visited today, ASK is a Suzuki dealer, among other things. If «powersports» made you think they probably had more than motorcycles, you’d be right. They also sell ATVs, jet skis, etc. I didn’t see any snowmobiles, but we got there right at closing time so I couldn’t peruse as much as I wanted.
Unlike most of the other bikes I saw today (at the other shop I visited), Suzukis are actually affordable, so I saw several that I could potentially even fathom owning! Oh, another thing I saw a lot of were those trikes that are popular right now. Not for me, but I suppose they do have some cool designs. This store had a much better selection of riding glasses/​goggles. We tried on a bunch, and she found a couple that she ended up purchasing.
They also had row upon row of helmet, and other accessories you’d expect. The selection was not lacking on anything. I asked about Dynojet kits for my old Suzuki. They said they definitely didn’t have anything in stock, but they could order it if it were available. Turns out, there is nothing for my specific model listed in their wholesale catalog. I have it on good authority that there are some dynos out there that will work so I’ll turn elsewhere I suppose. Nonetheless, I will be back to ASK, hopefully to exit with some goodies of my own next time!