Killermotorsports.com Review
by Chtent
(Sykesville, MD, USA)
I recently purchased a trike from KillerMotorSports.com. I have had tons of problems with the Trike and had to contact the dealer many times.
The one thing I really didn't like about this purchase was they don't see the trike. It gets drop shipped to the customer. I was told that the trike would be tested and checked out (not by the dealer but by ICE BEAR in California) once it was received into the country but I am pretty sure that never happened.
In fact this is what I based my decision on whether to make a purchase or not. I was told also that the trike would go 75-80 mph and 65 mph seems to be the top end. Maybe there are some that will but mine won't.
The dealer did tell me that they would do whatever was needed to take care of any problems and I have to admit they have. However you need to make sure you speak with the right person. Mike and Juan are great contacts and really seem to care about making things work. They have helped me get the trike on the road as there was some shipping damage and several other things wrong.
I would make another purchase from Killer Motorsports but I would not purchase anything without having them check it out first.
Don't purchase any of the scooters from China without having the dealer check them out thoroughly first. If you have to pay a bit more, do it because it is worth it.
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