Dealer matrix
 

So I'm not sure about the rest of folks out there but I have been looking to get a new Hawk and wanted to make a listing of places to order them from and the latest prices and promotions so here goes:

Dealer Price including shipping
360powersports DON"T buy $1,444 DO NOT BUY FROM , Serious customer service issues.

APSCUSA.com $1,399 Confirmed Great service
Killermotorsports.com $1,399 Mixed reviews
Lowestpriceatv.com $1,397

Motobuys.com Warning! $1,395 (Some States $49 surcharge) warning! They have customer service issues!!!

Powerrideoutlet $1,340 XXXXHawk not currently listed on WebsiteXXXX
powersportsmax.com $1,379 (1,324 if you pay w/ money order)
Q9powersports.com $1,349 + 30 or 45 shipping. Confirmed Great service

TXpowersports WARNING $1,397-50 Coupon code MUD2 SAME OWNERS AS 360Powersports. Serious customer service issues.... You have been warned.

Please let me know if I missed anything.

Please note that all of these are just the opinions and experiences expressed by the postings of members of this forum. Please use your own judgement to form your own opinion.

Currently out of stock but I have purchased a bike from this business and can recommend I received good service.

https://www.powerrideoutlet.com/


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Do they carry the Hawk?

Yes but currently listed as out of stock.


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My personal recommendation is Q9. They are pretty efficient and I haven't had anyone call and complain about stuff going wrong or MSOs taking weeks/months to arrive. Just got off the phone with a guy, it took him a month to get his bike - Q9 is just plain faster. Also, the owner is easy for me to get in contact with if there is a problem (like someone wanted a specific color, and we were sold out, but a semi-truck came in with more, so we were able to shift the colors real fast and get them the one they wanted).

I just got off the phone with them, we can probably ship through them if someone calls and asks.

Update
 

Update 360powersports.com no longer offering free shipping. This brings the total price delivered to CT to $1,444.

Killer motorsports has customer service and sloooowww MSO issues too.

Please update this list to include that all 4 of these companies are owned by the same person in Texas, "Mr. Gaurav (aka "Manny") Sharma"

360PowerSports.com
ATVsnmore
MyScootersandATVs.com
TxPowersports.com

All of the above are owned by a "Mr. Gaurav (aka "Manny") Sharma"... please take into consideration what he (and any of his companies) MIGHT do for you as a customer

http://www.chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=16239

Every one of the his websites has a "BBB" link on it, clicking it basically leads everyone to the same page or info one way or another... "Mr. Gaurav (aka "Manny") Sharma" always shows as the Owner/President/Top Guy running the place

http://www.bbb.org/fort-worth/busine...-tx-235976231/

Hope I can save at least 1 other person the headaches the Mrs. and I have had due to "Manny" and his lack of customer care/support, and his incompetence to follow a simple procedure in filling out the MCO/MSO properly for an out of state buyer...

:thanks: all for your time :tup:

Excellent heads up!

Just went to q9powersports website and it seems like they are offering free shipping, free helmet and tools as well. I am debating whether to order online and assemble it myself or just get an assembled one locally for the same price. I'll be also getting one for my kid locally as it's cheaper to get it locally than online.

If you don't need those extras (helment,etc.), ask for additional cash discount (may me another 50-75 off. You need to try on a helment and purchase it at a store in person to get something confortable, otherwise you won't want to wear it .

I would not need the helmet as most of these helmet doesn't fit my weird shaped head. Most of the dealer here give out free helmet and tools as well. I am just debating whether if I want to assemble it myself or buy an assembled one as they are the same price. Any pros and cons of getting an assembled one vs a non assembled?

Pro, you will know all about your bike , how it works, build it yourself! Probably save $ doing so too. It just depends on your personal ability, only you can decide that.

Saferwholesale appears to be one to avoid:
http://www.chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=16914