Pradeep M.
Dangerous bike, terrible service — avoid.
On July 2, 2025, I rented a Harley from EagleRider Grand Junction for three days ($1,120.85). Around 8 PM on I-70 East near Exit 114, the clutch completely failed — the lever had no resistance at all. I had to dangerously downshift from 6th to 2nd in heavy traffic, and the bike stalled at a red light, leaving me stuck on a busy highway ramp. To make things worse, the battery was dead, so I couldn’t even restart it. A passerby and a police officer had to help push me to the side of the road. We eventually managed to jump-start the bike around 9:30 PM, and I barely made it to a hotel in Carbondale. The next morning, I called support at 6 AM to request a tow. I confirmed multiple times that the key was left at the front desk. Because of this mechanical failure, I had to abandon my ride and rent a car from Aspen to Denver to finish the trip. When I called customer support to ask for a refund, I was accused of “abandoning” the bike. That was a shocking and unprofessional response after what happened. A manager later promised a full refund, but to this day, I haven’t received a cent or even a follow-up email. I trusted EagleRider to provide a safe, properly maintained motorcycle. Instead, I was put at serious risk and left to figure things out alone. This experience was unacceptable from start to finish. I wouldn’t recommend EagleRider Grand Junction, CO to anyone.


