Colorado Powersports

I got clutch put in my bike they give me a set price and when I went to pick it up they try to charge me more when I ask why they said for a oil change .i side don’t you have to change the oil when you do the clutch and he said if you know so much why didn’t you do it yourself I went and pick it up they give me a $ 75 discount but added more fees on it don’t take your bike there

Brought a DRZ400SM for a defuct stator replacement and oil change. Service was done (spendy parts at full MSRP), but was done at the price agreed with no drama. They don’t do appointments so you just drop the bike off and its First in First Out.
They called the next day to follow up on my appointment (nice touch), when I noted that I had found a puddle of oil under the bike. They said to bring it in and they would look at it ASAP.
No charge for the fix, but I had to wait another week for them to look at it.

Walked in with checkbook in hand to buy a motorcycle on Saturday. They had the model, but it was in the back. Was told to come back on Tuesday. Came back on Wednesday, bike wasn’t assembled. Thursday I bought the bike, just at another store.
Far from a horrible review, They seem like genuinely awesome people there.
Every single person I talked to from parts to sales was good to deal with and certainly had a passion for riding, but they definitely missed an opportunity to move product.

I want to recognize the service Department, Greg, Jeremy and all the technicians for being so great with customers like myself and always doing good, clean work, being on time and answering all my questions. They make you feel like a real valued customer. This is based on having them service my VStar 1300 for the past 1 ½ years. I just had a new rear tire put on, Greg worked with my schedule and got me in and out in 45 minutes. I will always trust them with my motorcycle and have the peace of mind a well run service department gives. Thanks to you all. Kevin Townsend

only bought some gear from here but it was a good experience. nice and helpful people. decent selection, although women’s stuff was a little scarce but I expected that. wasn’t attacked as soon as I stepped foot in the place which is what usually happens at sales places. would recommend!

I spotted the pre-​owned Victory sitting out front and took a stroll inside to ask for some details (price, mileage, etc.) After 15 minutes of standing around inside waiting for someone to at least acknowledge that they had a customer, I gave up and walked away. Poorly done, folks.

Place is awesome, people are super nice!
Took my 2005 Kymco People 50 scooter in for a tune-​up based on the reviews. It was pretty out of the way, but totally worth it. The cost was very reasonable [$ 175 for a full tune], and they even changed my headlight with no charge! Picked up my scooter and not only was it washed, but it now runs better then when I bought it. I will definitely be returning to give them my business!

I had been in to see a bike and decided to purchase it. We called and spoke to Alan about it. He originally quoted us a price of around $ 9600. We told him that was too much and asked if they could lower the price. He came down to $ 9000 tax included, out the door.
I arrived and the price was different. After questioning Amanda, the finance person, about the difference in price, I realized HOW they had reduced the price originally.
Instead of lowering their profit on the bike, they took off the county tax. This meant we would only pay $ 9000 to the dealer, but then we would pay the difference to the County. STILL paying $ 9600 in total, only paying it in different places.
They weren’t lowering our price at all. It was sneaky and deceptive. I wouldn’t have even found out about this practice if I hadn’t decided to finance a portion of the bike, which meant they had to collect all the tax upfront. I then spoke to the General Manager about it and he made it clear to me that it happens all the time and is perfectly legal.
I told him I knew it was legal, but I didn’t feel it was ethical. He told me that we’d have to agree to disagree because he felt it was ethical.
So be aware if you’re negotiating price with Colorado Powersports they may lower the price you pay on the spot without lowering their profits, only to make you pay it at the county level. Sneaky and not cool!

My Polaris Razor sat for over two months at Colorado Powersports to get repaired and they tried trial and error repairing it and to date it is no better than when I dropped it off for service. To make matters worse they left my $ 12,000.00 Razor out back in the snow for over two months! The store manager said that is how they treat all customers and I was to be treated no differently. After two months of various excuses I went to see the store manager and he told me «to pay my bill and get out». He then said he had been with the company for 17 years and he could do as he pleased with customers. I asked to speak with the owner and I was told that he sometimes was at their Boulder location. I have still not been contacted by the store owner and I doubt the owner even knows of this problem. I do not even know if who worked on my Razor is even certified to do so. Stay away from this company at all costs. I am contacting the home office of Polaris as well.

My experiences with the parts/​accessories department have been great. Friendly customer service, knowledgeable staff, and a large selection of quality gear make this a good place to go for any gear you might need for your bike. Their prices are pretty much in line with MSRP and can easily be beat in most cases on any of the vast number of websites that sell gear but those sites can’t offer the experience of being able to physically try something on to make sure it fits or to be able to ask a staff member for an opinion. Parts/​accessories would get four stars if I could review them separately from the rest of the shop.
My experiences with the service department were not as good. I’ve read other reviews here that have only had positive things to say about the service. I also have a friend who has only had positive things to say and I took my here on his recommendation. This leads me to think that, if you own a bike brand that they sell here, you might have a much better experience than I did. I wasn’t sure if this place even worked on BMW bikes but the friend I mentioned earlier insisted that they do and recommended that I take my bike here instead of the BMW dealer to save a bit of money and also to support my local shop. I asked the service department if they work on BMW bikes and was assured that they do. I only needed a routine 6,000 mile service so I wasn’t taking it in for anything complicated. Without getting crazy with details, they made multiple mistakes with my bike and failed to diagnose a problem that ended up stranding me in the middle of Rocky Mountain National Park even after taking three weeks to get the bike back to me.
The staff is friendly enough and I was treated with courtesy so I don’t think they are bad at what they do. I just don’t think they have the necessary diagnostic equipment to work on BMW bikes. I brought the bike to Foothills BMW and they found the problem in less than thirty minutes.

I enjoyed my interactions with everyone Aaron the Denver colorado Powersports. Allen helped me with the sales aspect of choosing the right bike. He helped me pick out safe equipment. The guys that helped me pick out my helmet were spot on and sized me correctly. I am very happy that I did business at Colorado Powersports and I will definitely be back.

Took my 2004 DRZ 400 in to replace the crank case cover. Friendly and helpful staff ordered the part within 2 days and had the bike up and running within 3 hours of me dropping it off. I was originally quoted at $ 60 for service but there was a discrepancy between the employee and his manager so the total service was more than quoted. The service manager generously dropped the labor expense for me over the phone. Overall if was very pleased with their professionalism and customer service I would definitely recommend them.

I recently was trying to decide which bagger I was going to buy. I had it down to Victory and HD. After more research I was convinced to buy a Victory. Back in 2000 I went to the old Colorado Power Sports on Federal, north of 84^th. I wasn’t a fan and ended up purchasing my R1 elsewhere. This time around was a lot different. Overall the staff were pleasant and helpful. Alan was my salesman and was very helpful and a pleasure to deal with. Scott, the financing guy, was a good guy too and went above and beyond to make sure I got the deal I wanted. When I bought my 2014 Victory Cross Roads 8 Ball they walked me around and introduced me to the Parts, Service and Sales folks so that I knew where everything was and who everyone was as well.
Overall it was a great experience and I have no complaints at all.

I recently bought a 2002 kawasaki vulcan 800 from a craigslist seller for cheap. Odometer stuck at 28 000 so I really have no idea the true mileage. Leaking forks, brakes were iffy — sometimes front brake would «bottom out». Tended to backfire when coasting.
Went iin to Col. powersports with a budget of just under a thousand bucks for service and I left with what feels like a brand new bike. Replaced all fluids including coolant. Rebuilt forks, new seals there. New brake pads; bled system. Flushed cooling system. New chain, tires. They adjusted the carb and changed seals and OMG does it run like a champ. This is list isn’t like something from a #$%^&* oil change shop where they make up shit to pad the bill. These were pretty much all items I specifically requested. Only one they suggested I add were the brake pads ruined by the leaking fork oil. I hadn’t asked for a new chain, but they said it was in bad shape and gave me a great deal on it.
They were totally professionally throughout the process and I couldn’t be happier.

This place is by far the BEST motorcycle shop I’ve ever been to. I spent about an hour in the apparal section 1 day trying things on and was never pestered with help. I also spent time at the parts counter where they were offering me their opinion on places to ride as I was new to the area. There was a guy named Zak that really took an interest in me and gave me his view on colorado trail riding.
Also, the service department is top notch. There is a guy there named Greg that is always understanding of my needs and doesn’t try to upsell me on services that I don’t necessarily need. I was needing a water pump gasket put on my 450 and there was some miscommunication where I thought he said they would have it done by x date. I called on x date and he said that he wouldn’t have it done but he would personally drive to another city to pick the part up if I really needed it by the weekend.
The only downside is that they don’t carry Honda parts.
They always remember my name in there and that’s one of the biggest reasons I come back. Great selection, great service, and overall great experience every time.

I had a problem with the initial inspection so I emailed my concerns to Kirk and he called me. The problem was rectified to my satisfaction and everyone from Mike on 104^th to the manager of the Boulder store treated me well. The service guys in Boulder were great with me, the service manager took me out to my bike and explained things to me. I will do business with these guys because they stood by their product and their service and showed real concern for my situation.

So, I was on the hunt for a motorcycle helmet, (not my favorite endeavor…) and found via phone call that Colorado Powersports had a cheap $ 45 half helmet; exactly what I was looking for. After a jaunt down the street I was met with a typical powersports environment, young kids with hats backwards, lots of toys and overpriced gear.
I made my way to to the helmet section and located a couple options. Now armed with questions there was no one to be found. My wife asked a man in a uniform who told us to find someone at the desk, (excellent service.) Our next step was to wait a moment, no luck, so finally located a young man named Kent. Kent is why this review is 4 stars. What a great service man. He took our Unilocal coupon, showed us what we needed and even walked us to the counter and finalized the sale with conversation. If you ever find the need to go here, locate Kent when you walk in the door and you will have a 5 star experience.

Better than the Boulder store, but that isnt saying much. They have what you want — so you kinda need to shop there.

This chain is a solid place to go to for purchasing a bike and getting it serviced. I have gotten friendly advice from this location and the Boulder location. Both the sales and service staff are excellent. Full of knowledge and more than willing to answer any questions.
I upgraded my bike here, and love it. In a couple years I’ll prolly trade in my bike here again for a newer one.
Services here are also great. I have gotten my bike serviced in a few shops in the Denver metro area, and so far I cannot complain. Bike comes back to me in great condition, with a check list that has actually been gone through.
If you’re thinking about purchasing your first bike, a new bike, or upgrading, I would highly recc stopping by this shop. =)

Let me preface this by saying that I don’t generally like the PowerSports motorcycle dealers. Most of the ones I’ve been forced to use have been disappointing to aggravating.
With that said, the folk here are one of the bright spots in the PowerSports swamp. Mike at the parts counter especially is a joy to deal with. He remembers me when I come in looking for parts or gear and is always helpful and friendly.
When I enter the showroom, the receptionist always makes a point to greet me, especially when it’s winter and I’m still riding my bike.
The showroom always has a good selection of bikes from cruisers to sportbikes, dirt bikes and even some scooters.
The sales guys mostly seem to be the hands off type. The guys who’ll wait while you browse and then be available when you’re ready to talk. Not everyone likes that of course but as an experienced rider, I appreciate not being bothered while I’m looking.
I service my own bikes so I seldom talk to the service guys although the few times I’ve been there, they’ve been helpful and courteous.
At the back of the store on the left side are the maintenance items and bike gear such as saddlebags and tail bags. They have a reasonable selection of gear. They also have all the necessary cleaning materials, oils and brake fluid.
On the right side they have helmets, jackets, and other personal gear. Again it’s a reasonable selection. You won’t find every possible type of course. Mike and the other parts folk are happy to order gear for you though.
In front of the parts counter are goggles, gloves, and riding boots. When my wife was looking for boots, Mike was very helpful with fittings and even ordered a pair of boots that were closer to her size.
As a final note, the men’s bathroom was spotless, surprising for a dealer.