Freedom Cycles 12501 South U.S. 71 Highway, Grandview, MO 64030

"Very welcoming atmosphere. Everyone was super helpful and really cared about making sure I was well informed about their products. Awesome place. Would definitely buy from them again.❤"

"Awesome experience! Came to look at a 2024 Teryx Trail Edition and walked.put owning it. Phillip was great to work with as was everyone we met. Start to finish deal done in just over an hour!"

"FANTASTIC people to work with. I recently purchased my latest bike at Freedom and they made the process so quick and easy. Gave fair trade value for the bike I traded in toward the new one, and made the process so quick and easy. Was able to ride my new bike home that day in under an hour! I went back a couple weeks later to get a new helmet and Kaidyn was awesome and patient while I was being indecisive haha. Upon picking up the helmet when it came in, Angela Nguyen-Jones was cool enough to take a video of me with it discussing the helmet and why I chose that particular one. Was so impressed she took the time and effort for to do this and putting it all together. Huge shoutout to every one at Freedom Cycles, including Phil, Kaidyn, Garrett, Angela, and everyone else (sorry I'm terrible with names). You guys are seriously awesome. Whether I'm buying new toys/gear or just coming by to say hi, you guys always make it an amazing experience. The entire staff is so friendly and willing to take care of you and help with all your needs. Not only that but I never once have felt like just another customer, but truly like part of the family. They don't spend all their time trying to force you into buying something but are truly there to help. They take sincere interest in what you have going on and make you feel like part of their family. Thanks again so much to the entire Freedom team! 10/10 service and will be back without hesitation!"

"Wow, Phil and Maggie are the best. Super helpful and friendly, Tyler definitely knows his stuff on parts & upgrade alternatives. Helped me land the first TransAlp in Kansas City."