United Motors are selling junk dirt bikes, faulty engineering, low grade parts, cheap metal and shoddy workmanship Ripoff Doral Florida

The bottom line is that your stuff is JUNK and people need to know before they purchase

but you bought cheap and got cheap. If you REALLY didn't want cheap, you would have bought from an already KNOWN reputable manufacturer.
Of course the dealer selling them is going to say they are great - he's selling them. Do you really think he would admit to you that they are garbage? Be real. As you found out, he won't.
Of course big names have sold garbage. But they are few and far between compared to the overall body of work. They don't sell all garbage products.

Hi John, thanks for taking the time to respond.

No, I did not WANT a cheap POS, I wanted something that I could ride occassionally without spending a fortune. I questioned the dealer and was assured that the bikes were just as good as their more expensive counterparts and the manufacturer was reputable. I do NOT buy names -- Are you telling me that dodge or chevy has never sold a POS?

As I stated earler, there were no bad reports about them anywhere; I checked.

it is cheaper than the quality, higher priced brand name stuff. You gambled and lost. You didn't want quality or you would have bougfht from one of the big 4. Even if they honor their warranty, it will still be cheap crap.

I contacted the factory, they refused to honor their warranty and continue to sell CHEAP JUNK

I did a bit of research on the bikes and could not come up with ANY bad reports, I questioned the dealer with regard to parts availability and warranty work. My biggest mistake was believing him.

I may be able to dispute the sale with my credit card company.

They are cheap Chinese imitations, and Honda should sue their asses off. Some of them are now saying they use Suzuki engines, which is also false. I guess being in China insulates them from the courts. Many people are suckered into buying these POS machines, and just wait until you try to buy parts. If you do find a part on the internet, there's a good chance it will be named "Chinese Generic." and, "Fits Most" which means you'll pay for something that may or may not work. The electrics are particularly crappy. Their machines are made by over thirty different factories, none of which will even put a traceable name on their products, much less sell a parts manual. The American dealers aren't innocent either, they'll just stick a pretty decal on them and laugh at you. I'm surprised a veteran rider fell for the scam, you must have been reeling from sticker shock at the name-brand dealers, eh?