Originally Posted by Detroit Iron

I actually contacted them with caution of course. I too am leary when it seems too good to be true, but I was curious. Funny thing is they kept trying to get my driver's license. I was just asking about the bike, shipping etc., but they wanted my driver's license. Yeah right!

Hopefully nobody gets scammed. Unbelievable the lengths people go to screw others.

Originally Posted by madmaxmotorcycles

Guys, this is the owner. This thread was brought to my attention by a customer who actually bought a bike. It's amazing how ahead of their skis everyone can get without proper info. Just call and ask a question if you're actually interested in buying a bike and you'll always get an answer or a call back. In regards to the shipping, Haul Bikes/Daily Direct will ship nationwide flat rate for 600 bucks through our dealer account. It may be a little more if you contact them privately. Doesn't matter if it's 100 miles or 3000 miles. Obviously not worth it if your shipping within your state but for long distances they are great. They are slow but hands down the most inexpensive option. As for the fellow who mentioned being pressured for his license...you asked for a buyers order on a bike. You asked the out the door price and we gave it to you. We don't need to take the time to fill out a buyers order without your info just to give you the price. You had the price. That makes no sense. If you want a legitimate buyers order then yes, we do need your info to fill it out. As for the location, we are in downtown and open by appointment only as it says online and in all of our listings. We basically wholesale to the public and by not spending on superficial things such as outdoor facade and high pressure sales guys, we keep the cost down and pass the savings on to our customers. We don't sell parts, we don't do apparel, it's just domestic cruisers (Harley/Indian) with a very thin markup from what we acquire then for. Feel free to send any other reasonable questions my way and I will be happy to answer as best I can.

Originally Posted by Detroit Iron

And there ya go. Post #18, Mad Max Motorcycles put my personal email address out there without my permission. Irresponsible. And they want my ID?!? You're not doing yourself any favors by coming on the forum trying to defend yourself and you shady business.

Originally Posted by tmac00333

I had a bike shipped from Boston to Florida for $600 several years back. I dickered with the guy to get the bike's price down though. As for showing the man's email address, no excuse for that. Reaper Cycles is a very legit outfit, I know that much. Don't know anything about Mad Max though.

Originally Posted by madmaxmotorcycles

Oversight on the email, can't go back and edit it out or I would. Honest mistake there. Blocked the phone number intentionally but missed the email address. If you read Martin's (the owner of Reaper) response it clearly shows we know each other and work closely together and run similar outfits. There are many people down here in the industry that would vouch for us and we would be happy to provide references for serious buyers. This whole thread has basically been a joke though, we are coming up on our 5th year in business and have had nothing but happy customers and through hundreds of bikes sent all around the country and the world, have never had anybody question whether or not we exist. There is too much evidence online these days to even ask the question. For one, you can always call the Florida DHSMV. We are licensed, bonded and insured. The surety bond is your protection as a buyer. If we don't deliver, there is $ sitting in a pot with the state that you would be entitled to. Someone can also check sunbiz, google, instagram, CycleTrader, etc etc I'm basically done responding in this thread and think I have responded appropriately. I felt the need to at first because it is important for accurate information to be available, especially for long distance buyers which makes up a considerable percentage of our business. If the fellow didn't feel comfortable buying or wanted referrals that's one thing but he came on here with a very accusatory tone and made a concerted effort to besmirch our reputation when we were nothing but respectful to him throughout the entire process.