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Title: M.A.M fair prices/good people? Post by: gery350 on March 17, 2005, 06:29:20 PM i'm back on the atv scene after taking off about 8 years. used to buy parts from grant over at mam in miami. always treated me fair and gave me good prices. havent seen any post about his place but everyone seems to know of this place. i'm planning on using him for most of my stuff. any good words?
Title: Re: M.A.M fair prices/good people? Post by: dirty1 on March 18, 2005, 08:52:43 AM Grant is a great guy, i have used him for years, he keep alot of stuff in stock but "in my opinion" he is high on his prices. as for newer bikes i cant say anything on his experience or knowledge, but as for older bikes 87 older, he is one of the greatest, and most knowledgeable i know....
Title: Re: M.A.M fair prices/good people? Post by: miamiblaster on March 18, 2005, 11:48:26 AM Sorry guys i cant say much good about grant....very nice guy but I dont know if his age is catching up to him the last time I did any work with him he bored my Jug on the blaster and made an uneven bore and cause my top end to seize up and a buddy of mines had his 300ex rebuilt by grant and after about 2 days of riding the bike the tranny took a crap. I would personaly go with Performance Atv Ray may be young but very smart and builds some pretty sick bike. http://www.performanceatvracing.com just my 2 cents oh and there is new shop around the miami are called 99 performance word is this is a bad shop to go to I hear that this shop was opened by a guy with money because his son wanted to work on quads and what is being said the kid knows almost nothing about quads. another good place is southwest cycles they have been around for years and seem to do nice work but never herd anything bad from them nor had any work either.
Title: Re: M.A.M fair prices/good people? Post by: bumblemoose on March 18, 2005, 12:21:24 PM Grant is a good guy but his price are crazy. He wanted to charge me $68 per tire (Razr mx) that I could get anywhere on line for about $40. Then he want to change me $25 per tire to mount them. With taxes it was over $210 (for the two rear tires). I ended up buying them from rockymountain mounted on new .190 rims for $160 delived!. I sold the rims on e-bay and made back another $40.
I couldn't believe him, he acted like he was giving me a break and wouldn't budge on the price. Title: Re: M.A.M fair prices/good people? Post by: dirty1 on March 21, 2005, 08:53:54 AM like i said, nice guy but high on prices, maybe he'll see all this and rethink his pricing
Title: Re: M.A.M fair prices/good people? Post by: LT80_RIDER on March 28, 2005, 02:47:42 PM i fixed my lt80 at m.a.m he charged a good price and all the bikes we have took it to grant my lt80 is driving better than ever.
Title: Re: M.A.M fair prices/good people? Post by: gery350 on April 21, 2005, 12:41:26 PM picked up my tie rod end from grant today got 2 for 39.00 vs. 49.00 for one at riva. i realize its aftermarket vs oem but HELLO its a tie rod end. i think hes very fair and always willing to help. oh by the way when you call m.a.m. who do you think answers the phone, grant. and theres no hold button either. i dont know if grant monitors this website or not but thanks for your help.
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