BikeBandit was founded in San Diego, California, by Ken Wahlster. The company operates a motorcycle parts and accessories online store. Besides motorcycles, the company also offers products and parts for ATV’s, snowmobiles, street and offroad vehicles. Originally using Wahlster’s home as a place of business, the company now has a 107,000 square foot warehouse and fills approximately 10,000 order each day.
The company offers both OEM and aftermarket parts for a wide range of motorcycle brands.
The company states that it has a solid base of at least 700,000 customers. The company logo and name comes from Wahlster’s black Labrador. Inc. states that the company employs approximately 70 persons and has revenue of $35 million annually. U-T San Diego listed BikeBandit as one of 7 San Diego based firms in the Top 500 List of Internet Retailers.
BikeBandit released their mobile phone app in early 2010 and sponsors numerous motorcycle races and competition events.
BikeBandit maintains a warehouse and corporate office in Spring Valley, California.
BikeBandit was founded in San Diego, California, by Ken Wahlster. The company operates a motorcycle parts and accessories online store. Besides motorcycles, the company also offers products and parts for ATV’s, snowmobiles, street and offroad vehicles. Originally using Wahlster’s home as a place of business, the company now has a 107,000 square foot warehouse and fills approximately 10,000 order each day.
History
The company offers both OEM and aftermarket parts for a wide range of motorcycle brands.
The company states that it has a solid base of at least 700,000 customers. The company logo and name comes from Wahlster’s black Labrador. Inc. states that the company employs approximately 70 persons and has revenue of $35 million annually. U-T San Diego listed BikeBandit as one of 7 San Diego based firms in the Top 500 List of Internet Retailers.
BikeBandit released their mobile phone app in early 2010 and sponsors numerous motorcycle races and competition events.
BikeBandit maintains a warehouse and corporate office in Spring Valley, California.
I want my refund money I never got the part been over 3 months what the hell is wrong with you people I can’t believe a big company like you takes so many people’s money
I purchased two sets of signal lights per the specifications on the website. The two sets were different on the BB specifications and incorrect as compared to the shop manual, as I found out later. Only sets with two wires will work on a CB 750 K-3. Customer service will not even respond to me anymore regarding an exchange or refund for the two lights that just won’t work. This was a BB error. I have the invoice, shipping box and the original packaging (which was sealed by a single staple), and I also have two signal lights that are totally worthless to me. If a customer cannot be assured getting the right parts and BB cannot be trusted to correct their own mistakes, then the reputation of the company suffers.