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We have 2 big dealerships in Grand Forks North Dakota. There are a few smaller ones but I don't know much about them.
Revolutions Powersports is the Yamaha, Kawasaki, Polaris dealership. That's where I bought both our Grizzlies. They have a very good selection to choose from. I was able to compare the Grizzly, Kingquad and the big Sportsman side by side which was pretty nice. Their mechanics on the other hand, are the worst I've seen. It would take up too much room to list all the stupid stuff I have seen them do.
The other big dealership is Hanson Cycle and Marine. It's a Honda dealership. I don't care for the Honda's, but their mechanic is one of the best I've seen. If you go to get your valves adjusted he will explain in detail what he did and how much the valves were out of specs. I have a friend that works in the parts department which doesn't hurt. They are also certified Yamaha mechanics so they can do warenty work.
We also have an independant mechanic out by the airport. His place is called Dave's Total RV. He mostly works on bikes, quads and snowmobiles. His work is excelant, he gets the best prices on parts and he spends a lot more time on your machine than he charges for labor. If you're in the area and need work done, that's where I reccomend you go. Tell him I sent you, he knows me well.
Now lets hear about your dealerships.
Revolutions Powersports is the Yamaha, Kawasaki, Polaris dealership. That's where I bought both our Grizzlies. They have a very good selection to choose from. I was able to compare the Grizzly, Kingquad and the big Sportsman side by side which was pretty nice. Their mechanics on the other hand, are the worst I've seen. It would take up too much room to list all the stupid stuff I have seen them do.
The other big dealership is Hanson Cycle and Marine. It's a Honda dealership. I don't care for the Honda's, but their mechanic is one of the best I've seen. If you go to get your valves adjusted he will explain in detail what he did and how much the valves were out of specs. I have a friend that works in the parts department which doesn't hurt. They are also certified Yamaha mechanics so they can do warenty work.
We also have an independant mechanic out by the airport. His place is called Dave's Total RV. He mostly works on bikes, quads and snowmobiles. His work is excelant, he gets the best prices on parts and he spends a lot more time on your machine than he charges for labor. If you're in the area and need work done, that's where I reccomend you go. Tell him I sent you, he knows me well.
Now lets hear about your dealerships.