Motorcycle dealers in Phoenix, AZ
There are 2 motorcycle dealers listed near Phoenix, AZ: Unreal Moto, Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson.
15 more nearby in Scottsdale, AZ, Peoria, AZ, Mesa, AZ, Chandler, AZ and Gilbert, AZ.
Motorcycle Dealers · Phoenix, AZ
Independent, licensed motorcycle dealer and service center specializing in American V-Twin cruiser and street models, with sales, service, parts, and custom performance work.
- Address:
- 1639 N 40th St, Phoenix, AZ 85008
- Phone:
- (480) 207-1665
- Website:
- https://www.unrealmoto.com/
Motorcycle Dealers · Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix's authorized Harley-Davidson dealer since 1966, selling new and used Harley-Davidson motorcycles with full parts and service departments.
- Address:
- 13850 N Cave Creek Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85022
- Phone:
- (602) 971-3400
- Website:
- https://buddystubbshd.com/
What to ask a motorcycle dealer in Phoenix, AZ
- What is the out-the-door price? Ask for freight, setup, documentation fees, and tax on paper before any talk of monthly payments.
- Can I test ride it, and what do you need from me first? Most dealers want to see a motorcycle endorsement and expect you to bring your own helmet and gear.
- On a used bike: what service history comes with it, and when were the tires and battery last replaced? Both are expensive to find out about later.
- Does your service department work on what you sell, and how far out are they booking right now? The first service is due sooner than most riders expect.
Worth the ride
Places riders around Phoenix, AZ point each other toward.
Pizzeria Bianco (Heritage Square)
Food
Wood-fired pizza in Heritage Square from Chris Bianco, going since 1988.
Barrio Cafe
Food
Modern Mexican cooking from chef Silvana Salcido Esparza, a central Phoenix name since 2002.
Camelback Mountain (Echo Canyon)
Mountain View
City and desert views from Echo Canyon, below Phoenix's best-known mountain landmark.
Songbird Coffee & Tea House
Coffee
Coffee in a 1904 house on Roosevelt Row, with beans from Tempe's Cortez Coffee Roasters.
Dobbins Lookout, South Mountain Park
Mountain View
Paved Summit Road climbs to the highest public point in South Mountain Park at 2,330 feet, a popular rider destination.
Hole-in-the-Rock, Papago Park
Viewpoint
Short climb into an eroded sandstone chamber over Phoenix that the Hohokam used to mark solstices.
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