"I bought a 2004 Heritage Softail for MSRP plus freight. I bought a metric bike from them a few years ago. They are great. I highly recommend them. They don't have a big inventory so you may have to wait for what you want." - JH 05/04

"I purchased a 2005 Road King from this dealer. They were honest and did everything they said they would do. A pleasure to do business with. Prices were fair and the people are honest. I had to drive 330 miles to this dealer, but it was worth every mile. Nice to see customer service in a HD dealer!  The bike I purchased had to be ordered, but it was delivered early and that is what I call under promising and over achieving. I sent a friend to them and he was pleased with his service. I highly recommend this dealer to anybody." - SB 04/05

" I relocated to Lawton from Dallas, just purchased my new FXDWG at McKinney's, best price in the area, When I entered the store I was greeted by numerous employees and made to feel "at home" and helped find me the bike I was looking for, no pressure no hassle.. great experience.  The parts staff helped me customize my bike to my preference and show me what I needed.  I have had previous bikes in the past that I have taken to them for service,  hands down the best Service Dept in the state and Northern Texas.  I can only vouch for my own experiences, but when problems arise on my bike they can quickly accommodate me in to get it fixed, not weeks later.   Overall they are the best dealership that I have seen, as in overall performance. I highly recommend them, if you don't believe me stop in and check." - MT 9/01

"This place is very friendly.  I bought my '01 FXDWG for about 1500 over MSRP.  Although the friendliness was proportional to the amount of money you spent.  I will do business here again. They are a first come first serve Dealer so timing is everything." - CR 9/01

"McKinney's H-D has been a fantastic dealership to work with.  From the first day my husband and I walked into the dealership, we were treated like family.  The owners and staff are friendly and helpful. McKinney's has always come through 100% on any promises they made.  The  prices are reasonable.  The service and parts departments are excellent.  The sales staff always welcome you with a smile and kind word.  And the owners have a great relationship with the HOG Chapter. Even though we have three authorized dealerships within 30 miles of our home in the Oklahoma City area, we choose to travel 85 miles to see our friends at McKinney's for all of our service and H-D accessory needs.  Bottom line, it's what a Harley dealership should be like a family owned business that welcomes everyone.  Thanks McKinney's for the breath of fresh air in a world where most places are run like cold hearted corporations." - MS 9/01

"I have purchased a number of items from this dealership and have to say it is the best service I have ever had in a Harley shop I'm in the Army and had to leave Oklahoma but I would buy from them and have them ship it before visiting anyone else" - SM 01/03

"McKinney HD is as good as it gets.  There is not one aspect of their operation that isn't top notch.  Check out McKinney's mission statement; they live by it.  There may be HD dealerships out there that are equal to McKinney HD and I really hope so, but I'd be surprised if any are better." - LS 06/03

"I have continued to use McKinney HD for all services and upgrades on my bike and for good reason.  They have the most qualified techs and service people I have had the good luck to find.  This is a first rate business with highly qualified professionals who do go the extra mile for you." - LS 12/03

"I have stopped at HD dealerships all over the U.S. and found none better than McKinney's.  Their staff, from techs, parts, to motorclothes, are first rate.  Their prices are reasonable and the staff goes out of its way to ensure that you are 100% satisfied.  I bought my bike there and go there for all parts and services.  They have the best prices and service that I have found.  If you're considering any motorcycle purchase, check out McKinney's first.  You won't be disappointed." - RC 04/04

"I just recently upgraded my engine to a 103 CI.  The entire plan for the components in this engine was developed by the Service Manager/General Manager at McKinney HD.  He gave me his proposal which I was totally involved in and we went for it.  The techs made it happen and the result is a bike with monster torque everywhere.  This coupled with a new HD six speed tranny and it is a bike I've just dreamed about.  It wasn't hard to place my trust in McKinney's for this major build.  They have experience, talent, and never take short cuts.  If your in the market for some monster power you should do yourself a favor and check these guys out." - LS 05/04

"Going through while on vacation. Needed an antenna. They did not have one and were very apologetic about it. Told me of several places in town that I could try to get one that would work. Very helpful and courteous." - KP 06/04

"I just wanted to say thank you to McKinney H-D.  They are a family owned business and that is hard to find anymore.  That trust and compassion that goes the extra mile.  Where else can you walk in and deal with one person from start to finish. The Sales Manager is the reason I bought the bike from them. He took me from when I 1st walked in to the finance to walking around the bike with Me.  The son is who I bought the bike from and I suggest talking to him, I had dealt with other people in the store including the General Manager. but by far the sales manager had me convinced and is the reason I will continue to shop at McKinney's, as long as they own it.  They will get my referrals and business for years to come. Stop by and check them out." - MM 07/04

"I realize I'm a biased customer since I continue to be impressed by this dealership.  Most of the Harley riders here in SW OK understand that loyalty works both ways when it comes to working with McKinney's HD.  McKinney's staff is made up of basically the same great people who were there before the transfer of ownership and they remain highly knowledgeable and very professional.  I have had the pleasure of talking to the new owners and they are excited about the dealership going forward with even better capabilities and facilities. If there were any one thing that needs attention at McKinney it would be the need to expand and they are addressing this.  I know I remain loyal to this shop and they are loyal to me. Win Win situation.  If any evidence is needed, my bike is it.  They built me a powerful and reliable Stroker and stand behind everything they do.  Not one motor issue since build completion." - LS 02/05

"Well this dealership has been sold. And I have to tell you they do not know what they are talking about.  The people are unfriendly and not knowledgeable of Harleys what so ever, they raised prices on the bikes and no one knows what they are talking about.  I suggest finding a new place to shop if you have been there or going there.  The McKinney's knew how to take care of people and that is gone.  Watch yourself if you do go there, this place SUCKS now.  I will now start going to Red River where they know there stuff.  To bad, Lawton had a good thing going when the McKinney's owned it.  Now I will shop other places." - MT 11/04

"I am the General/Service Manager here at McKinney H-D. I have worked at this Dealership for over 5 years so a lot of you know who I am. We are still an MSRP Dealer, and we still have all the original employees working here. I feel that we are the BEST SERVICE DEPARTMENT in the Texhoma area. If you would like to see for your self please come on in. As for someone having a bad experience at our Dealership I try very hard to make things right if some one on my staff has messed up, including my self. As all of you know you can not please every one." - MM  McKinney H-D 01/05

"I bought an 04 Wide Glide from McKinney's in May 2004.  I live about 170 miles north of them and was calling around looking for MSRP.  I spoke with the sales manager at the time told him what I wanted and he let me know what they had.  I gave them a $500 deposit to hold it over the phone on the spot.  I got down there a couple of weeks later and it was a great experience all the way around. Everything said over the phone was honored as it was presented. no surprises, added hidden expenses or BS.  sales, parts, service, merchandise. everybody was very friendly to me, I also noticed they were courteous to folks who were just window shopping and all the employees seemed to be having fun at their jobs.  I was especially impressed with the service guys and the service manager.  I'll buy another one from them someday.  I haven't had a chance to scoot down there since the new owners got the shop, but if they have the same core group of employees I don't see how they could have! Gone from dealer to stealer." - TS 04/05

"Well I have to say this dealer has gone from a dealer to a stealer, when I went in to by a bike and after talking to the supposedly owner/sales manager and reaching a deal, I hear him behind the sales counter laughing and giggling about how much he got me for on the bike, like it was a game.  That made my skin crawl, if I had not already paid for it I would have walked out then.  And I had another friend that went in for service and bought some parts for his scooter, when he left, half way home he has a problem with the bike, (not his first time he had to return to fix the problem he went in for) Come to find out that put a used part on his bike and charged him full price, none of my group and anyone I see will be going back there, definite stealer now, how can you not see it from a $55 hr service charge to $75 in 6 months.  Stay Away!" - SS 05/05

"Well, I'm sad to have to agree with those that have commented on the overall attitude change since McKinney H-D sold out to Pro-Team HD.  No longer is the dealership a "hometown" shop where you can feel part of the family.  I think the problem really focuses in on the Sales Manager who is overwhelmingly arrogant and has no real interest in the customer other than taking their dollars.  Yes, its business, but everyone should be treated the same with no status games being played.  I recommended Pro-Team to a relative who ended up purchasing a new bike on my recommendation and the great work of one of the sales guys.  Lucky for all concerned he didn't have to interface much with the sales manager.  I guess the guy that sold my relative the bike did such a good job that he is no longer working there.  It's a family run business, but the owner needs to rethink having his family member being placed in such an important position as sales manager.  Harley's sell themselves and no need to screw that up with sales management that is counterproductive. Word does travel fast in these parts.  The techs in the back continue to turn out good work and I'm hoping that the negative attitude change doesn't spill over to that area." - LS 06/05

"I went in Bryan Harley Davidson looking for a 1200 custom. The salesman was rude and did not even seem to give me the time of day. I was told by a customer in Bryans to go to Lawton so i did. The Sales manager spent about 2 hours with me answering all my question and set me up with the i think most beautiful 1200c i have ever seen about 1500 dollars cheaper then Bryans. They were very helpful and the motorclothes girls were amazing. Everyone from parts to service were excellent and we will tell everyone how helpful and amazing that dealership is. We are going to become members of their HOG chapter even" - SS 07/05

"This place is definitely a Stealership.  They wanted 18k for a scratch built FXDWG. The parts people are some of the rudest folks I have encountered.  I will never buy anything from this place.  They had bikes on the floor that were for sale for about 4k over MSRP.  No Thanks!" - CR 9/01

"After moving here from West Coast, went in Bryant to check it out. Great selection of bikes and really friendly helpful people working there. Nice store, but due to construction on I-35, a little tough to get to." - PN 11/01

"I bought a new bike here in June of '01.  I bought it over the phone because they happened to have what I was looking for.  Their original price was 18,900.  I told them I wasn't interested.  The salesman asked why not?, so I told him I could get the same bike locally (Tulsa, 100 miles away) for 16,600.  He matched the price and threw in the laced wheel option (which I really wanted) at no extra charge for making the trip from Tulsa.  MSRP on the bike was only approx. 15,000, so he didn't get hurt on the deal.  When I arrived to pick up the bike, I found out he had 3 of the same bike.  I'll bet he wouldn't have been so anxious to drop his price if he had only 1 on hand.  However, the deal went smoothly and with no surprises.  He didn't make any special deals on accessories for me even though I asked about them, but he did throw in several T-shirts for free.  No complaints here, but no glowing recommendation either.  They should have had the bike priced reasonably in the first place." - HB 03/02

"I bought a '02 Fatboy from Bryan's. the price was 2000.00 over MSRP, but I wanted the bike and they had it, still not a very good reason to rip folks off. anyway, after the sale, I went in to look at add-ons and was ignored to the point of being insulted. the salesman was busy watching TV and couldn't be bothered. I go to McKinney's in Lawton for everything, no major problems with them yet. haven't talked to anyone yet that had anything good to say about Bryan's." - TF 07/04

"When I bought my 03 Heritage I had Bryan put on Vance and Hines exhaust and was assured by the salesman that they wouldn't turn black-of course they did big time and was ignored and lied to when I tried to get them to make it right. Do not buy from this dealer!" - WK 12/04

"Avoid the place like the plague. Two years ago I went in to find a new ride... I guess I didn't have the look or smell of money, I was ignored for over 45 minutes, even after I asked for help. The wrenches there need to go to school. I know of 5 bikes that they totally screwed up! The worst example was not putting the drive pin on the oil pump and left the wire off the oil pressure switch. The poor yuppie that owned that bike had to get it rebuilt again. I left there and went to Bryans H-D in Moore Ok." - IF 11/99

"Bought a new FLHTCI from this dealer (5-15-01)and was VERY pleasantly surprised by the buying experience. The General Manager sold the bike to me and was very helpful and made it one of the best buying experiences I've had, bike or auto!! Everyone at the dealership, sales staff, parts dept., service dept. are friendly and helpful folks. Although the "over" was about 3 G's, all my future "Geezer Glide's", as well as, all parts and accessories will be bought at this dealership! There's something to be said for friendliness, consideration, service and a relaxed atmosphere when making a major purchase!" - RR 6/01

"These folks almost always have bikes on the floor for about 3.5k over MSRP.  The staff is quite helpful and my experience with their service department (first service on my '01 FXDWG) was ok. This place and the one in Edmond is owned by TCBY (the country's best yogurt) corporation." - CR 9/01

"I recently bought a 2002 Fatboy in Ohio and took it in to H-D World to have the $6.00 odometer reset boot replaced.  I was informed that they wouldn't honor my warranty because I bought the bike out of state.  Before I forked over the six bucks I made it very clear to the salesman that I was going to buy some accessories...but it didn't matter.   So I went down the street to Bryan's HD in Moore, OK and bought 350.00 in chrome.  You would think that a dealership would just toss a $6.00 part your way, certainly on a bike with 300 miles on it  - but not Harley World in Oklahoma City." - JC 04/02

"I had a great experience at Harley-Davidson World in Oklahoma City, paid about $100 over MSRP and did it over the phone in about 3 minutes. was treated great by the staff there, and will return. I recommend them for your business." - TH 08/02

"I just visited the HD shop on S. Agnew (08/30/04)to deliver a friend's Road King for it's 2500 mile service. As usual, they had ample stock priced considerably over MSRP. Example: '05 FLHTCI (bone stock) MSRP-$17,245. There's had a sign on it for $24,300, marked down to $23,500. Stealer priced for sure! What Sportsters they had were priced $1500-$2000 over MSRP too. You don't want to buy from these people, but they have a good service department. It took me 15 minutes to locate someone that knew where the 2005 catalog was." - BM 09/04

"Terrible dealership.  Prices are well above MSRP and customer service is non-existent.   When they do finally talk to you, they are rude and arrogant.  They never return phone calls.  Drove to Forman H-D in Stillwater and bought a 2006 Night Train at MSRP, and they had great customer service.  Well worth the drive." - DH 09/05

"Definitely the best dealer in OK. Just picked up a 2002 FXSTI with pearl  paint, security and EFI for $14,990. They are only charging $885 over MSRP  plus any options. Installation of parts when the bike is new is done with no  labor charge and they offer discounts on accessories when you buy the bike there. There is about a year to year and a half wait for big twins and about 6 months for a Sporty the last I heard. Service Dept is great. Everyone there is very knowledgeable. I had a great buying experience here and would recommend Forman to anyone. If you can wait a while it is worth saving the $2000 more you'll pay for the same bike in OKC or Tulsa." - MM 10/01

"I just bought an 05 Springer for them. It was their last big twin other than a few V-Rods. Because of the new model year starting and the owner hollering to sell all the Harley's I was able to get the bike for a steal. They had the bike listed at about 18k even as it was a fuel injected model with a security system. Cheap enough compared to other dealers in the area...but it gets better...they came off that price another grand. The people are very friendly and helpful and they seem like a real family. If I ever buy another new HD it will be from them. I urge everyone in Oklahoma looking for a bike to check them out before buying anywhere else." - CW 07/05

"Forman Harley-Davidson is awesome. We're buying a Buell XB9R from them in a couple of weeks, and they have been very helpful and friendly. Why is this special? We're 5 1/2 hours away from them, in Little Rock, AR and are going all that way to buy a bike. It doesn't have a lot to do with price as much as our local HD Dealership is dropping Buell from their lineup, and won't be servicing Buell's anymore either. As such we've got to go a long haul to get the bike we want, and Forman has it in stock, and is ordering the accessories, maintenance, and supplies we'll need. They're really friendly. I would trade my local dealer for Forman in a heartbeat." - SG 07/05

"Great dealership.  Prices are at MSRP and the staff is friendly and attentive.  Customer service is MUCH better than anything in OKC area.  Highly recommended." - DH 09/05

"I checked at several dealerships in Oklahoma and Texas and found Forman to be the best price and customer oriented. I bought a '06 Deuce. They return calls for parts and information. I live 84 miles from Forman, and I would still use them if it was 200 miles." - JM 10/05

"Went in 4/6/01 to sign up for local HOG Chapter, and ask about drag pipes. Parts Dept is Excellent. Wrenches are some of the best in Tulsa area. Sales people are friendly and helpful, asked a salesman about their price on a 01' 1200 Custom told him how much I gave for mine and he still looked it up and showed me what they sell for at C&C, even though I bought out of state. Prices are a little high. They had a few new bikes on the floor, both, Harley and Buell, used bikes too. You will pay a little more but it's well worth it. From now on I'll buy it at C&C no matter what it is. Parts man told me if I wanted to get rid of the stock footpegs and get some Kuryakn then he'd just charge me the tax and swap straight across. You will find no better DEALER in Tulsa." -  WD 4/01

"FYI, there's been a name change with C&C HD in Tulsa, Ok. They are now Route 66 HD. No changes other than that as far as I know." - LV 5/01

"Great people and willing to take time to ensure you get what you want. Salesman went out of his way to assist with selection of accessories and introduce me to the Service Dept (excellent too). Bought a new 01 FXDX and found the price to be negotiable to some extent. My dealer of choice from now on." - MR 6/01

"Great dealer.  Ordered my 2002 Fatboy in late February and it arrived May 14th.  Got it for MSRP plus $575 freight and setup-also came with a few free t-shirts." - RH 08/02

"I bought a new bike here in June of ’02. I paid about $800 over MSRP. Everything was handled professionally on the dealer’s side and the transaction went smoothly. The owner even came out to meet me. I didn’t feel pressured or like I was getting scammed. I would recommend this dealer to others." - JB 12/03

"Wow, I bought my Harley in Bartlesville but needed warranty work done there. These guys bent over backwards to help me. They didn't care where I bought my bike they treated me better than I would have ever expected. I met the owner. He wanted to know if I was getting taken care of. This place was awesome. I'll see if I can deal with them next time I buy a Harley. I'm not putting down Bartlesville Cycle Sports they really treated me right too but Route 66 is closer to home." - JH 06/04

"I was recently involved in a hit and run my insurance company told me to go get the cost of the parts for the repair so I went to Route 66 because they are the dealer nearest to me. I went to the parts counter and told the parts guy what I needed he let out a big sigh and said he didn't have time and leave the list and he would get to it later. I explained I need it that day plus I only had 10 parts to be looked up, I apologized for the incontinence (which I should not have), he said that it was a pain in the a@# to do plus while being tied up with me he's not helping customers with cash in hand, but he would do it just this one time (there were just me, my son and one other guy at the counter and three parts guys) After 10 minuets he was done then he reminded me again how much a pain in the a@# it was, then after I left realized that the cost list didn't look right so I thought instead of putting up with R66 again I would try Myers-Duren which is father out of my way." - CF 07/05

"Went to Tulsa a couple of weeks ago to look at a bike they had in stock similar to one we were considering. The sales guys were really nice, very friendly. They gave us an offer well below MSRP on a 2005 model of the bike we were looking for, and were going to try to have one transferred in. When they couldn't do that, they called us to let us know and referred us to Forman's HD in Stillwater where we are still getting a great deal which is below MSRP. This is one friendly and caring dealership. They've got a great selection, tons of bikes, and the day we were there the place was packed. The HD riders in the area obviously are well cared for in Tulsa, and come out to show it. This is another one of those dealerships that I'd gladly trade my local dealer in Little Rock, AR for." - SG 07/05

"After finally being able to get back in the saddle again I went to Route 66 to see about a bike. The salesman were very courteous, knowledgeable and helpful. I had been to the other dealer in town and had to hunt down a salesman as they acted like they didn't have time for me. I put down a deposit on a new FXSTI at Route 66 and they really took care of me. Introduced me to the Owner, Service Mgr., Parts Mgr. and anyone else I would have contact with. The sales people in the retail side were very helpful and knowledgeable about all the products they sell on the merchandise side. My bike was due in around the first week of Dec. and the salesman kept me updated on the status and it was available 2 days earlier than was expected. All in all a great experience and looking forward to continuing the experience with Route 66 H-D." - AC 12/05

"I First bought a 1999 1200 sportster sport with factory custom paint for 10,000 no wait it was 750.00 less than any where else in OK. had no trouble with it and when I had it serviced it was always done fast and at a price that was lower than any other dealer quoted for the service. I bought it in 1/99 put myself on a list for a 2000 Road king and picked it up in 12/99 for about 1500.00 over MSRP and received a good trade on the Sportster they have a good stock of parts on hand and accessories I'm happy with them." - G 1/00

"I brought a 1994 fxstc there in 2000 gave 15,250 for it, kept it for a year went to trade it in they said they could give me 7000.00 for it but I got them up to 9000 so I traded for a 2000 Fatboy now come to find out the vin number those not match the paper work, they say they are working on it but don't know how long that will take its kind of hard to get tags for this bike what am I to do now? Have I been ripped out again?" - JA 06/04

"I called the parts guy there, he was real nice and said bring your list we'll get you fixed up and that he did, he got the prices and part numbers right which R66 didn't plus he got me more money on my damages since I was doing my own repairs which Ii didn't know about, so I just got the 2,000 dollars today to fix my bike, so guess where I am going to get my parts with CASH IN HAND? plus my dad just bought his first Harley  I sent him there and they gave him a great deal thousands less than R66. I've had friends tell me that R66 only care about getting the RUB dollars and not the average income H-D rider. So next year I am looking to buy an ultra I will go to Myers Duren first" - CF 07/05