Kawasaki-Suzuki House of

Good as gold for a cross-​country rider. I decided to cut short a westward ride to Amarillo because of a horrible weather forecast. Just as I reached my motel in Moore the rear tire failed. It was 5:15 and dealerships close at 6:00. I called Ajax Kawasaki, two blocks away, but they didn’t want to help me. They told me to call House of Kawasaki, and those folks said they would wait late for me to get my bike towed to them. I did, they did the tire change, and they found a couple of other problems that could have really wrecked my ride later. They did everything possible to get me on the road again quickly. They are the very definition of service above and beyond expectations.

Since a young age I’ve wanted to have the open-​air convertible experience, however, my genetic blueprint decided I should be 6’8″ and forever struggle to fight into tight places, and my career choice (I’m a teacher) meant that large extravagant purchases may be a problem.
Hence the blossoming of the motorcycle idea. I could have the open air experience and may even be able to spend less. After some talking with the wife and a friend «in the know» about motorcycles, I wandered into a few dealerships to «try on» a few models of motorcycles. Luckily, House of Kawasaki had the beneficial mix of the motorcycle options I was looking for plus friendly, helpful service.
Since my purchase, the service department has been a good source of knowledge and parts in those rare times they’ve been needed. If I ever decide to get something different, I’ll certainly return to HoK for the purchase.

Worst service experience ever. They kept my stock bolts and replaced them with cheap fasteners. They deliver the bike back to me and the bike won’t start. After an hour they figure out that a fuse is blown, but no work was done to the electrical system. Don’t trust your bike to these clowns.