Ridersville Cycle is the place to go for great service! We just bought a Kawasaki Mule, and were very pleased with our purchase. All the sales people were very friendly, and Harold gave us a great deal. For all the fruit growers in the Biglerville area, we would recommend to take the extra time to drive an hour and a half south for a good deal, and a great experience. Ridersville is the place to go!!

Superpages reflects Ridersville cycle being in the heart of Martinsburg.If they have a store there I don't about it.Actually Ridersville is an unicorporated community Rt.522 south of Berkeley Springs WV.That little community has a class act cycle shop there.The very 1st time I ever stopped there was to speak to Kevin,service mechanic.My 06'Brute Force ATV belt dash light was on,and even with my manual I couldn't figure out how to reset it.Kevin showed me the proceedure in my book.I had the bike torn down to the belt.He said button it back up,reset the belt,and if a problem give him a call.That belt change out job takes no less than two special tools,and better if you have all four special Kawasaki tools for both drive pulleys at like $275 online.I would say that Kevin will get my business on my Brute Force when it needs service.Kevins advice was free,but the repair expense will be worth his professional touch with all the right tools for any job it needs.Ridersville better keep Kevin!!