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Buyer beware... Safety issue
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I write this as a concerned US military officer for the safety of any Soldier or civilian who may purchase anything from Superior Powersports. I bought a scooter online from Superior Powersports back in DEC 2013. I went to the store in the City of Industry,
California to pick it up. Fortunately, I test drove the scooter and found an abnormal clicking sound in the engine. The "mechanic" told me he did not know what the sound was so I went inside to get a refund. The sales manager, Sarah, talked me into taking
another scooter in the showroom. I test drove that one as well. The trunk made a weird rattling sound, but the "mechanic" told me it was fine. I took the scooter home. The second time I rode the scooter, the trunk ripped off the scooter and fell on the road.
Fortunately, there was no vehicle behind me and nothing in the trunk. When I picked up the trunk off the road and looked at it, there were two screw holes that looked broken, but the other holes were intact. Out of the eight screws that were supposed to hold
the trunk on its frame only two were screwed in. I called Superior Powersports to address this safety issue that their "mechanic" did not properly install the trunk (I even paid the extra money to have the scooter pre-assembled before I picked it up). I sent
Superior Powersports the pictures they requested of the trunk, but got no response. I talked to Brenda in the parts department, she told me she would call me back but did not. I then talked to Sarah, sales manager, who sold me the scooter. She has promised
to call me back on at least three different occasions but has not. For 5 months, I have been waiting for return phone calls and a resolution about the trunk. It's just a professional courtesy to for a business to do what they say they are going to do. This
is lacking with this company. I saw the "F" grade it received from the BBB complaints as well as the other blogs. I should have looked carefully before I purchased from this company. I strongly recommend you find another company to do business with.
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