WV RZR Dealers - Best Price and Service?

I'm thinking about adding a Rzr to my toy chest this summer or fall.  Have been doing research and am leaning toward a 570 LE, an 800S or the new 800 XC.  Does anyone have any suggestions / experience with any of the dealers in the north central WV area?  I'm looking for the best price and service combo... a lot of dealers have a high sales volume and therefore have lower out the door prices, but their service after the sale is nonexistent.  Anyone have any thoughts on places like Pennsboro Bridgeport Equipment, Lockards in Flatwoods, RG in Nutter Fort or Elkins Motorsports?  Any input would be appreciated.  Thanks!

I picked my 2013 S model up at Ridersville,

Thanks stouffer, I'm not familiar with Ridersville but will check them out.  How's the S doing for you so far?  Is there anything you wish you would have done differently?

Riodersvill is where I bought my rex. Old boy is a dickhead but hard to beat on price. Might be worth a trip down to world class they give a forum discount.

Thanks pit dog - Berkeley Springs is about a 3 hour drive and High Point is about 5, so I agree it would definitely be worth checking out.

Ridersville had the best deals around for years, not sure about now. I have bought 3 units from him over the years. I think he treated me ok on my RZR. It has Fox shocks other than that it had no accessories on it and i gave 10.500. I have 600 hard miles on it and i have been pleased so far. As soon as i can talk my daughter into helping, i will get a pic of it.

10,500 is a good price especially with the upgraded shocks.  Pictures are always welcome!   

I just added a pic !

Niice!  That is one sharp looking ride.  That bumper and winch setup out on the front looks pretty stout too!

Thanks. Its a 4500lb Superwinch, i like it on top of the bumper. You ask if i would have done anything different, not at all. People bitch about Polaris but i have had good luck with them.

My brother in law has a Sportsman 700 & his winch setup looks real similar to that on the front.  People gripe about everything under the sun.  If you have a Commander, Maverick, Teryx, Wildcat or Rzr, there will always be someone to give you heck about it.  Same with trucks - whether you have a Ram, Silverado or F250.  When it comes to the SXS though, the Rzr is like a kleenex.  There might be many different brands of kleenex's but it's still a kleenex.   

Very well said !

All sxs have issues your driving habits how well you take care of them service them washing them they are like your body if you take care of it your body will take care of you nothing is bullet proof

Rick S wrote:

All sxs have issues your driving habits how well you take care of them service them washing them they are like your body if you take care of it your body will take care of you nothing is bullet proof

Very good point.

bstouffer wrote:

Ridersville had the best deals around for years, not sure about now. I have bought 3 units from him over the years. I think he treated me ok on my RZR. It has Fox shocks other than that it had no accessories on it and i gave 10.500. I have 600 hard miles on it and i have been pleased so far. As soon as i can talk my daughter into helping, i will get a pic of it.

If I was looking for another RZRS I would definitely have to check Ridersville. 10,500 is the best price I have heard of yet.

T Wood wrote:

bstouffer wrote:

Ridersville had the best deals around for years, not sure about now. I have bought 3 units from him over the years. I think he treated me ok on my RZR. It has Fox shocks other than that it had no accessories on it and i gave 10.500. I have 600 hard miles on it and i have been pleased so far. As soon as i can talk my daughter into helping, i will get a pic of it.

If I was looking for another RZRS I would definitely have to check Ridersville. 10,500 is the best price I have heard of yet.

$10,500 for a RZR-S is unreal!! Do you mean a standard 50 inch RZR for $10,500? Not heard of a RZR-S sold for less than $12,200 and that is the basic model without the Fox shocks!

Nope, its a 2013 800 S model with Fox shocks and it had 74 miles on it. It was $10.500 + sales tax. It was bone stock.

bstouffer wrote:

Nope, its a 2013 800 S model with Fox shocks and it had 74 miles on it. It was $10.500 + sales tax. It was bone stock.

The 74 miles on it explains a lot but that is still an awesome price!!

I guess i should have stated that it was used. ( Sorry)

If I could find that setup for 10.5 I'd jump on it.  Would love to find an 800 S with low miles... either a demo or one that someone bought and 6 months later wanted to go up to the 1K.

Any experience with those Bridgeport Equipment folks, Thunter?