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Carl’s Cycles Sales is Idaho’s largest powersports dealership, family owned and operated since 1966. We are the premier Honda, Husqvarna, Kawasaki, KTM, Polaris, and Suzuki powersports dealership in the Northwest. We are comprised of industry- leading professional staff, specialized in conducting the research, development, and performance tuning of the products we sell. Our staff is nationally recognized as being the go-to performance specialists, with a supporting reputation as the shop for Polaris engine and suspension work. We are powersports enthusiasts. At Carl’s, we don’t just sell snowmobiles, motorcycles, ATVs, and UTVs. We ride and test the limits of the powersports vehicles we sell, and we are here to help you enjoy your powersports experience as much as we do.
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