Other dealerships like Southwest Superbikes

[red dragon]

I had the links to dealerships that were similiar to Southwest superbikes. I think one is in Arlington and one is in Sherman. I looked them up not too long ago but can not remember what they hell they were called. I already tried searching in the forum for anything close to it and couldn't find anything but southwest superbikes. Any help would be appreciated. thanks

[BradM]

The Sherman one you are talking about is probably Sherman Power Sports. Every time I go in there I leave wondering why I ever came back. I hate going there. They make you feel like crap. They talk down to you and act all high and mighty. I've never had a pleasant experience with those guys and I've talked with most of their salesmen. They do have a fair selection of bikes though. I just would never be able to justify giving those dicks any of my money. Good luck man, their # is 903-868-3030.

[evil jose]

Grand Prarie Cycle Sales (http://www.gpcyclesales.com/) is another one you can check out.

[red dragon]

thanks guys those are the 2 that i couldnt remember. Just trying to find a dealership that has something that I want and that I will be able to finance through.

[bucky]

Why would anyone buy from SW superbikes? Is it just me or does anyone else feel tentative about buying a bike they know nothing about and have no history of?
I have been there and was never impressed.Their prices seem high and I always had a general distrust of the stories behind their bikes.Makes me wonder if some had been wrecked and put back together.
If i am in the market for a bike, I will stick with private owners.I went to GP cycles once and remember it being like a tote-the-note lot for cycles.
No thanks.

[bucky]

The Sherman one you are talking about is probably Sherman Power Sports. Every time I go in there I leave wondering why I ever came back. I hate going there. They make you feel like crap. They talk down to you and act all high and mighty. I've never had a pleasant experience with those guys and I've talked with most of their salesmen. They do have a fair selection of bikes though. I just would never be able to justify giving those dicks any of my money. Good luck man, their # is 903-868-3030.


Damn, thought I was reading a write-up about Yamaha-Suzuki on Hwy 10 :)

[jwidsvs]

SW superbikes= chop shop

[eastsidetorino]

You can get financing through southwest superbikes for a bike. Because a bike is considered a recreational vehicle, my credit union wont finance a bike from a private owner.

[ram57ta]

Sounds like you need to find another credit union. I financed my Blackbird and it was from an individual.

[eastsidetorino]

Sounds like you need to find another credit union. I financed my Blackbird and it was from an individual.

I had no credit at the time..really narrows up your options when you dont want to buy a new bike.

[red dragon]

I had no credit at the time..really narrows up your options when you dont want to buy a new bike.

Yeah tell me about it. I will just me trying to get one of you guys that knows more about bikes to go with me if at all possible to check out a bike i am really interested in before i buy one from one of these places.

[the spindoctor]

SW superbikes= chop shop

i normally don't like to bad mouth people or businesses, but the few times i've been up there always gave me a creepy vibe. just the way they handled bikes on the dyno, i'd be afraid of anything that was done out of the public eye. seemed like a bunch of sleezy crooked mechanics to me. again, my humble opinion.

as far as financing, you might look into one of those convenience checks from a credit card, they're usually like 3%, write the check out to yourself, no bs at the bank. just don't miss a payment of it goes sky high.

[bucky]

I had no credit at the time..really narrows up your options when you dont want to buy a new bike.


Which leads me to believe that those dealers are basically a tote-the-note type outfit that overcharge on there shit and rape you on finance charges.I don't care how bad i wanted a bike, I would never play that game for questionable products.

[joezgarage]

Damn, thought I was reading a write-up about Yamaha-Suzuki on Hwy 10 :)

LMAO, so true, soooo true.

[FooFighters203]

SW superbikes does buy wrecked bikes and fix them back up (crappyly) and say their mint.

not to mention their all about $1500 too much.

and i know this becuase i worked there! :eek:

[evil jose]

SW superbikes does buy wrecked bikes and fix them back up (crappyly) and say their mint.

not to mention their all about $1500 too much.

and i know this becuase i worked there! :eek:

Ouch!

[jwidsvs]

yeah i worked at honda suzuki north for about 6 months last summer- before that plano kawasaki suzuki and plano honda- it actually not hard at all to get financed- the two biggest concerns are usually a cosigner and if you have bad credit - high APR.

[eastsidetorino]

yeah i worked at honda suzuki north for about 6 months last summer- before that plano kawasaki suzuki and plano honda- it actually not hard at all to get financed- the two biggest concerns are usually a cosigner and if you have bad credit - high APR.

They would finance me on the new bikes, but not the used bikes. Suzuki also pissed me off to the point that I will never buy a new bike from the dealer.