Las Vegas peeps. I'm getting ready to buy a new bike and have 135 and exhaust dropped in at time of purchase.

As far as dealers to handle that install, who would you recommend? Red Rock HD, Las Vegas HD, or Henderson HD?

 

Henderson Harley-Davidson these guys are awesome. Smaller dealership not actually in Vegas but their customer service is on point! I can also recommend Las Vegas Harley-Davidson @ 5191 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, Nevada 89119

 

Goto Hendo Harley. Ask for Joe. He's a fellow rider owns many bikes.

 

A few years ago I was out running errands and at the last stop my scooter wouldn't start. The turn
signals weren't flashing but I suspected the security was the problem. But the override, apparently
I did it wrong, didn't help so I had my scooter taken to Henderson Harley.

When I went to pick it up, I was told they had to replace the fuel pump. That seemed strange but I
thought that since the fuel pump is part of the electrical system perhaps it had been the problem. So
I paid the bill and rode home.

After getting home, I immediately compared the security FOB with the serial number of the FOB at
the time of original purchase. It wasn't the same FOB. They didn't charge for a new FOB.

I rode back to the dealer and asked to speak with the manager. They told me he wasn't
there so I indicated he should call me. That was several years ago and I'm still waiting for his call.

I rode home, called the credit card company and stopped payment for the fuel pump charge portion
of the bill. I also contacted Harley's customer service and let them know what had happened.

Quite a while later, after some investigation, the credit card company informed that the credit
for the fuel pump was permanent. But the other work that was done on my scooter had no problem.

And another time I used some chrome cash to have them order a little bling and that was done
without any problem.

That is my experience with Henderson Harley.

 

For performance work, I trust Hiro Koiso. I believe he is still at LVHD. Bonneville salt flat racer, tool designer, good guy.

 

He's at Red Rock, great guy.

 

I found Henderson Harley a bit more helpful than the other 2 Vegas dealerships on LV Blvd and Red Rock. However, in the end it was like pulling teeth trying to get a final purchase price given all the add’l fees etc. I ended up buying 2 HD bikes from a dealer in the Los Angeles area. No BS, no markups etc and final price was much better than what I would have paid in Vegas/Henderson.

 

But you got bikes with CA VINs and a sucky CA warranty?

 

Ha ha ha, called that right. No deal there!

 

I've bought at and/or done service with both LVHD and Red Rock, no real issues, great experiences, but they are Harley dealers so you're gonna get the typical Harley dealer screwing over.