Adirondack Recreational Parts

I’ve been going to John for quite a few years now and he’s always been super helpful when I walk in. He’s done many ATV/SXS tires and motorcycle tires for me. Sometimes he can get busy and might need a reminder, but he’s always down to help even if it’s super rushed. I personally haven’t had any service work done through him but I highly recommend him for all of your Powersports needs!

I cannot praise this place highly enough. John is a gifted, intuitive mechanic. He has "bailed me out" (my words) more than once. He will not oversell you, he does what he promises and is very friendly about it. I have a Harley Davidson M8.

I recently purchased a 1993 Harley-Davidson Tour Glide Ultra Classic from a gentleman who had Adirondack Recreational Parts complete the following service: * Repair fuel gauge. * Replace fuel petcock. * Replace fuel line. * Adjust carburetor. * Front fork seals. * Front brakes. I trailered the bike home and dropped it off at my Technician because fuel was leaking, and transmission fluid was leaking. Once my Technician opened it up, a litany of problems presented themselves: 1. The petcock was installed upside down, thereby nullifying the OFF position. Fuel leaked down into the crankcase. 2. Adirondack Recreational Parts installed a junk carburetor from a bucket of parts. It wasn't even the correct carburetor, as evidenced by the cruise control wire dangling. The jetting was not even close. The intake seals were completely gone. The intake boot was torn. The choke was not installed in the carburetor properly. The cables were not adjusted properly (the throttle was opening less than 50%). 3. The fuel gauge was not repaired. 4. The transmission leak, which was substantial, was the result of a cracked transmission case. All the transmission gaskets were fine, but while tightening the bolts, there was oil in the bolt hole and CRACK. The oil had no place to go. I can't wait to see what's NEXT. The sad part is, the poor gentleman I purchased this from, (an honest, hard worker) was charged over $1,100 for this deplorable hack job. Now, I have to pay a competent Technician to repair Adirondack Recreational Part's mess. My advice is... find a reputable shop. Adirondack Recreational Parts is morally bankrupt and mechanically disinclined.

I lowsided my bike nearby and was recommended this shop by a few local dealers. Glad I took their suggestions. They checked out and serviced my bike the next day, I was out by the afternoon for a fair price. Harley was super friendly and empathetic of my need to get to my next destination asap, while still putting my safety first. Would suggest sending your bike to these guys if you need a quick fix in a heartbeat.

I called this shop and set up an appointment to have four things done to my bike. I needed oil change, new speedometer and tachometer installed, Forward foot controls installed, and heated hand grips installed. I had purchased all the parts ahead of time and made sure he know what needed to be done. He took my bike in and didn't even touch it or any of the parts I had placed on his counter for two weeks. Then called and said he wouldn't do it due to being to busy. He was vary unapologetic or remorseful for his poor customer service skills. When I told him I wouldn't be back he looked at me and said okay very disrespectfully and with no remorse. I would not recommend taking your bike into this establishment unless you don't mind waiting weeks with no answers on why he made an appointment just to let it sit for weeks or more. The last time I was in there before this I had to wait for almost two months just for him to get he parts and then find out he never ordered them correctly. Again I would not recommend very poor professionalism by the owner.