High Definition Powersports

got a tune up on my honda cbr 929. bike ride like its new again :) gave me a discount since i’m a new customer. the write up man was a comedian too ;)

Went to look and did end up buying a scooter a beautiful white flyscooter but I think he is getting out of the scooter and sticking with motorcycles real friendly owner Jeff, he will order any parts I need as I also own a motorcycle, they do inspections so its so close to the house benwhite and banister so since its only 100 degrees I wanted to ride why not go close to the house
thanks Jeff nice bikes you have in stock right now.

I went in to High Definition Powersports since they’re one of the only places around that carry Johnny Pag motorcycles. I talked with Jeff and even though he didn’t have the style of bike I was looking for in stock (the FX-​3), he still let me take a look at a customer’s bike he had in the back.
He was a pretty nice guy, and he didn’t go into high pressure sales mode or anything like that. He knew I was just doing some preliminary research (I’m looking to buy a bike in a few weeks/​months), but he was still attentive and answered all my questions.
As for their facilities, Hi Def Powersports has a REALLY limited parking (as in 2 – 3 cars can park there at a time). Their showroom is pretty small with only 15 – 20 bikes on the floor if that. I didn’t look to see how extensive their jacket/​helmet/​accessories section was.
Overall, High Definition Powersports gave the feeling of a small local dealer with decent repair facilities. Their staff seems friendly and knowledgeable enough. They’re also the only dealer in the Austin area that sells Johnny Pag motorcycles.
I haven’t made my purchase from them yet, but I’ll be sure to update my review if/​when I do buy from them.

Will never take my rebel back to them! Lets start from the beginning. In was in an accident two weeks ago (my fault) and High Defnition was the closest place to both the accident site and my home. The bike was barely drivable, but made it up to their shop. I asked about getting an estimate for the work and was told it was free. Came back a few days later to learn the cost of repair would be around $ 1900 (on a bike worth $ 1400) Looking at the estimate, they had included this like $ 500.00 for a new muffler. When speaking with them I learned there was nothing wrong with it but it did get a couple of scratches. Obviously there were things no one in their right mind would pay to fix. I got some smaller work done and was specifically told with would come out to around $ 80.00. The only reason I even got anything fixed there in the first place was because I learned when I tried to get my bike back that the estimate was only free when you get work done there. Well, I didn’t want to pay $ 75.00 dollars for nothing. When the work was complete they called and said it was going to be $ 200.00 dollars. My husband and I went to pick up the bike and ask about the discrepincy. We were told that the estimate charge ($ 75) was added because we actually had to get ALL the work on the estimate done for it to be free. This was never addressed with us and if you remeber the muffler, I would have had to let them replace a fully function piece of equipment because of some scratches in order to avoid the estimate fee. We paid them and got the hell out of there. Driving it home, oil started spuing from the bike. My husband took a look and immediately noticed that the cylinder was cracked! This wasn’t even on the estimate. After they had looked at it the first time, we were told there was NOTHING mechanically wrong with the bike. I was all body work. My husband then went back to the shop to confront them on missing such an obvious and dangerous problem. Jim Anderson, the General Manager basically told us that it would have been found if we had allowed to do all the other work on the estimate. hmm, but I thought thats what the estimate was for?!? He then asked for the owner contact information which Jim refused to give and then went in and locked himself in the back room. I’ve owned scooters and bikes and I have never been so mislead and poorly treated in a bike shop my whole life.

Jeff was very helpful when I stopped into this place to get a blinker light bulb replaced prior to my scooter inspection sticker passing. I have a Chinese scooter with parts that are hard to find, but they gave me a list of places to check for bulbs. I found the part at Kasson’s on South Congress but took it back to High Definition Powersports to do the labor since they were so nice.
I had bought a scooter off Craigslist and they were very gracious and didn’t make fun of me or anything. They even recommended a MotoFun motorcycle training class to me which I ended up taking and had a blast.
I came back a second time to make sure my brakes were working correctly and they gave the bike a once over, rode it and said everything was A-​OK. I guess I was just use to the motorcycle class vs. a scooter. They also have a great selection of jackets and accessories and I even bought some Anti-​fog spray for my ¾ helmet. Great guys! Go see them and tell them I sent ya.