I rented a KTM 890 from Nevada Adventure Rentals for a three day trip with some friends. We were clear that we weren't just cruising highways and would be doing some off-road riding. That was fine with them, these are adventure bikes after all. Well we ran into unexpected heavy rain, took a couple falls, and the bikes suffered some minor damage which we were bummed about but were willing to repair (broken mirror, clutch lever, dented hard panniers).I returned the bike, and they sent it to the shop to be fixed up. Two weeks later I was called and told they had just discovered something else wrong with the sub frame. Okay I thought, I didn't notice anything myself, but it's not a hard part to replace, how bad could it be?For the next two months, Barry, the apparently now behind-the-scenes owner let the bike sit in the shop with no follow up to me. I called and emailed a number times and it was clear they were in no hurry to get it back. They never knew the status of the bike and said they'd go check. The next thing I heard was a letter from the owner threatening to charge me nearly $16,000, including $12,122 for loss of use for every single day the bike was in the shop. That's right, he threatened to charge nearly double the value of the entire bike.When I responded that I was happy to pay for reasonable loss of use but that this seemed excessive, he didn't even respond himself, but had his lawyer send a demand letter explaining that under Nevada law loss of use does not have to be based on notions of fairness, actual rental demand, or the resale value of the motorcycle and that they could charge me based on whatever language they'd buried in the mountain of papers I'd signed at rental. They could literally let the bike sit in the shop for a year and charge me for 365 days loss of use with no recourse. Their paperwork also includes language claiming you will be responsible for legal fees regardless of the outcome of any litigation. It all seems incredibly well calculated to extort as much money as possible out of hapless renters.After this incident I went through their reviews and it's not hard to find other people with similar stories. It's clear this is a shady business built around shaking down the occasional customer to try to cash in on depreciated bikes. It's unfortunate that it's one of the only shops in Reno. Hope someone else opens an outfitter that isn't out to target and scam customers.

Rented a side by side, and trailered it to Moon Rocks and Dog Valley. Offroading with some friends was a blast and the vehicle itself was great.

DO NOT RENT FROM HERE. THE OWNER CHARGED MY CREDIT CARD 6000.00 for a 350.00 RENTAL. He also has his negatie Google reviews scrubbed! He kept my 3500 00 deposit for 1200.00 repairs. Then, charged me another 2080.00 for days thevatv was being repaired. Bottom line..the owner retaliated against me because my wife posted a bad review that he had removed anyway. Please read the Yelp reviews. Those can't be removed!

DO NOT RENT FROM HERE!!! My husband and I rented a side by side for a day. We returned it clean and full of fuel. Two days later, we were informed an under arm was damaged. Because the owner was agitated we called and asked questions, he not only kept our 3500.00 deposit for the1200.00 repair, BUT he charged us an additional 2000.00 for the days the ATV was supposedly unable to be rented. The guy in his shop said he never did that before. The owner was too spineless to call us, instead he avoided us. 6000.00 DOLLARS!!!!

These guys were great. Set up a single day rental on a Harley. Bike was waiting for me when I arrived. They walked me through an overview of the bike. The bike was great. Return was super easy. Will definitely rent from them again.