World Famous Bargain Barn Cycle (WFBB) 53534 (n/a)

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LaTasha Craft

I sure wish I could leave a negative feed back. This man sold my husband a motorcycle and told us he’d take $2300 for it if we came today then once we get there pay is “employee” he called saying we ripped him off and stole from him 😂 he deleted the message where he said he’d take 2300 if we came today. Anyways the post said that the bike had a fuel pump issue it just needed to be wired! My husband is a mechanic so we get home with the bike start taken it apart to find he’s taken the head light harness off and the gas lines were cut. But he wants his $200 he said we ripped him off! He’s very rude. He also made his employee pay the $200 we supposedly owe him. I wouldn’t recommend buying a piece of bubble gum from him. The bike has many other issues he didn’t Mention. His profile says he’s a professional stunt rider! I’d say more of a professional crook!

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Dennis Anderson

If ya like digging for stuff you'll like this place. It's hidden in back. If ya blink you'll miss it. Not much else to say. Lots of stuffGood deals on helmets too.

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Chris Sandler

BEWARE OF THIS BUSINESS!!!Where do I begin with my horror story!!! 17 year old daughter bought a motorcycle and was advertised as "great starter bike". I got it home, took it around the block and was not even close to road worthy. breaks didn't work, engine bogged at about 20 mph, front forks were leaking... total lemon! Reached out to the owner within 1 hour of buying and was trying to work things out... within 5 mins of contacting the owner of the "World Famous Bargain Barn" (who sold this bike to my daughter), he promptly deleted his ad on FB market place and didn't respond to me.Took the bike to another legitimate motorcycle shop and had them look it over and diagnose the issues. Took it back to the "Rip Off Barn", gave him the list of issues from a third party source, and he accused me of doing something to break the bike cause it was running without issue before I took it. I tried to be reasonable about it and left the bike with him (now I'm transacting with the BUSINESS to repair the lemon that the owner of the BUSINESS sold to me "privately") and we had a deal that I'd buy parts and he would fix it. Came back 4 weeks later and he said he fixed it up and spent a bunch of time on the bike. I took it for a spin and ran just like it did when I dropped it off! Finally after weeks of haggling and repeated trips to the shop I got back almost all the money paid (Ryan stiffed me $100)This by far was the shadiest transaction/outcome I've ever had with a BUSINESS owner that makes his living repairing bikes and selling motorcycle parts!