Hitching Post Kawasaki

Don’t buy from them. I bought a brand new Yamaha FZ1 from them and the first time I drove it I noticed it veered to the left when I let go of the handlebars. When I brought it back in for the 500 mile break-​in tune-​up, I told them about the problem and was told with an attitude «then don’t let go of the handlebars.» I was young and stupid, so I didn’t pursue the matter any further. I kept the bike for 10 years and i always regretted buying it from them.

My wife bought me a new motorcycle from the Hitching Post for Christmas a couple of years ago. Having received it in the winter I removed the battery but when I reinstalled it in the spring the minute the terminals were connected the starter would spin. I had 132 miles on the bike — still under warranty. I trailered the bike to The Hitching Post and they couldn’t find a problem then charged me $ 91.00 because they couldn’t find the problem and couldn’t bill Kawasaki if nothing was wrong. The argument lasted quite a while but I couldn’t get the keys until I paid. I drove it home, put it in the garage and woke up that night with the starter spinning away on the bike. I contacted Hitching Post asking for my money back and was accused of wanting free service. I told them they could make the check out to a charity. Hitching Post has become a project of mine. To date I have been able to divert about $ 76,000 worth of sales and service away from them by telling my friends. The 76K is just what I know of as my friends are telling their friend and passing the word. I hope Hitching Post enjoys my $ 91.00
6÷14÷2011 I scored big!!! I just diverted a New Goldwing sale to another dealer. That brings me to the $ 100K mark.
7÷18÷2012 A Goldwing and a Suzuki V-​Strom $ 132,000

Solid, poor dirt bike selection.