Cycle Gear provides for all of my motorcycle riding safety needs. If I cannot find what I need…read morehere, the only other place to shop is online. Cycle Gear sells tools, maintenance supplies, chains, tires, emergency repair kits, riding gear, and more. Yes, JP cycles, Seminole Power Sports, Harley Davidson, and some other local retailers carry safety gear, but Cycle Gear has them beat by a landslide. If you do not already know, motorcycling is an expensive hobby/sport. After paying for and completing the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) course, you will need to purchase a used bike (like me) or spend a minimum of $7K for a new motorcycle. Then there are the costs associated with the tag, title, and insurance. With that out of the way, you can finally ride! But wait, there is more, don't forget about the riding gear! That is where Cycle Gear comes into the picture. A rider can get only away with wearing cheap gear for so long. $50 skull caps, $20 Walmart fingerless gloves, $25 Levi jeans, and $50 Converse sneakers will protect the rider as long as an incident never occurs. Trained riders know that incidents will eventually happen, even to the best of riders, and when it does, you need to be wearing the appropriate gear. A full face, top quality, DOT/Snell-approved helmet will cost $160-$900. Mesh riding jackets and pants lined with Kevlar and removable CE padding starts at $160. Gloves that protect your fingers, knuckles, palms, and wrists cost $50. Good boots usually cost $150; be sure to stay away from laces unless they tie-up well above the ankle. So, as you can see, quality riding gear gets expensive quickly. It is brutal wearing riding gear all year round in Florida; however, I will take the opportunity to prevent injury or tragedy should something happen; and I am thankful Cycle Gear has what I need to stay safe. One of the best services Cycle Gear offers is tire changing service. Cycle Gear staff will remove the old tire from the rim, install the new tire, and balance the wheel; however, the customer is responsible for removing and reinstalling the wheel onto their motorcycle. The customer can save substantially if they have the know-how to work on their own bike. On my most recent visit, I purchased two new tires from Cycle Gear online ($221.47) and had the tires shipped to the store. The staff called about two days later when my tires arrived. I delivered my wheels to the store, and my new wheels were ready for pickup in an hour. The service costs $25 per tire install and $8 for one new metal valve stem. The whole ordeal cost me $280 + tax + my own time to do the work. Not a bad deal when compared to changing a tire at the dealer. In the past, I have paid $225 at Seminole Power Sports to change only the rear tire, and a friend of mine spent $280 for a rear tire change at Harley Davidson. I have been purchasing goods and using Cycle Gear services since I started riding back in 2013. I am happy to have always received exceptional customer service at this location. I highly recommend stopping in to see the store, even if you are not a rider. The store is clean, organized, has a lot of awesome gear, and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

I was referred to Cycle Gear by someone who had been a rider for awhile, saying that their "Bilt"…read moreline was both quality and affordable. Inside the store the staff did an amazing job of helping me and my wife find a helmet. They went over literally every style and brand of helmet for us and explained the differences. I could tell that the two working there knew what they were talking about and were passionate to share their knowledge. Other than a helmet, I ended buying a riding jacket and gloves. No complaints thus far!

I found 73 Moto while enjoying an event in downtown Sanford. 73 Moto is located in the same…read morebuilding as Unfurl Collection. Unfurl used to take up this entire space, but has reduced their footprint and given up a section of the interior to 73 Moto. 73 Moto carries some higher-end motorcycle supplies geared towards the vintage and café racer motorcycle enthusiasts. I have never heard of some of the brands they carry such as, Holy Freedom Leather Jackets, Hedon, Fuel Motorcycle, Deus Ex Machina, Vallon, and Atwyld. The gear here is really nice; however, almost everything in the store does not have a price tag on it. The day I visited was the same day as the annual Volkswagen car show; there was no employee on site to talk to about their items and prices. I briefly talked to the bartender at the Basin (pop-up bar) to see if she had any feedback, but she said she didn't know anything about the business. I did go online to 73 Moto's website to check out some of their items. Their Holy Freedom leather jackets are running $550.00, very cool, but very expensive. Their Fuel FXS Leather Jackets are running $605.00, Damn! Their Hedon - Heroin Racer Stable Black helmet is $800.00, which is quite pricey when you can buy the same helmet from Hedon for $650.00, Yikes! I like the store but after looking at 73 Moto's online pricing, It might be best for me to shop for this gear online somewhere else or stick with Cycle Gear. If you are looking for very nice gear with a vintage/café racer look at a premium price than 73 Moto might just be the place for you. It looks like these guys are just starting out, so I will give them the benefit of the doubt that they will bring in more affordable items in the future. If you are in the area definitely stop in to check them out, but my advice to you is to price check some of the items online before making a purchase here because you might be able to save some serious dough.

From the owner: At 73 Moto, we're not just a store; we're a destination for aficionados of the open road. Unique in…read moreour approach, we are the exclusive sanctuary for some of the most sought-after brands in the moto world. From the impeccable craftsmanship of Hedon helmets to the renegade spirit of Holy Freedom, each piece in our collection is curated to elevate the ride. Our shelves boast the revolutionary designs of Fuel, for those who dare to defy convention, and the cultural iconography of Deus Ex Machina, clothing riders in a narrative that extends far beyond the tarmac. TORC helmets are here too, combining modern safety with retro style for the discerning biker. And at the heart of it all is our very own 73 Moto apparel, embodying the essence of adventure and the soul of the road. But we're more than a mere aggregation of brands. We bring together the very best of the moto-lifestyle market – including the timeless elegance of Hedon, the rugged independence of Holy Freedom, the rebel flair of Fuel, the authentic expression of Deus Ex Machina, and the reliable protection of TORC helmets – to ensure that when you roll out, you're not just equipped, but inspired. Join the ranks of those who know that what you wear is a testament to your passion. Experience the intersection of culture, quality, and the love for motorcycles at 73 Moto. Here, the spirit of two-wheeled travel is not just understood but celebrated with every gear, glove, and glance

I was out and about, looking at motorcycles. I had my heart set on a late-model Honda Goldwing, and…read moreI had done some scouring of the Internet to see what was out there. Nothing in my neck of the woods, so I had to go a bit further... by a hundred miles... to find a couple. This is what led me to Seminole Powersports. They had a 2021 model that was a reasonable price, and I got in there to take a look at it. It sat well, was a reasonable price, but it was not my only stop to look at bikes, as there was at least one other place in a short distance to look at still. Sadly, the other place offered a better price for a newer model and that is what I went with. I will say that the salesman that I dealt with at Seminole was a good guy, and he was straight with me about both the bike and my trade-in. It was just that I was looking for something that is in a niche area of motorcycling, and when it comes down to that kind of thing it is hard to compete. As for the store, it was a decent store with a nice selection. I had no issues with them and if I am looking again at some time in the future I would have no problems with returning and looking.

What a joke! I should have believed all the other one star reviews! We walked in and wanted to…read morelook at a Can Am Spyder Canyon. The salesman was clueless on anything about the Spyder. I was able to ask for a total because I was going to pay in cash but he basically talked me out buying one because of his attitude. He acted like we were an inconvenience to him. Will never be back here, I'll take my money elsewhere.

I had been researching for about a year when it just became time to bite the bullet and upgrade my…read moremotorcycle. I had decided on a Goldwing, and did the necessary searches to find who had one in a reasonable distance to my home. Sky Powersports was in range, so they were on the list of places to look at. This is a relatively large dealership, and they have a solid selection of motorcycles to choose from. While not a Honda dealer, they obviously take them in trade when people come in, so sometimes they will have one anyway. I found the sales people there to be decent folks, just doing their job. Yes, they gave me the typical sales approach of having to wheel and deal for an hour to make the sale, but that is just part of the game I guess. Once I had settled on a price, the actual transaction was one of the smoothest I have been through. I was on the bike and heading out within an hour of saying yes to the final price. So, some observations about the place in general: Navigating around the different bikes is a bit of a pain... there are a lot of bikes there, and moving around the place to see different types is a bit of a maze. In addition, there are few places to sit down, and those places are not proper chairs with tables... there are a couple of lounge type chairs that I found uncomfortable, and a couple places with stools, but no simple chairs.

I live in Michigan bought a motorcycle from theses guys i was working with guy name Daniel Da…read moreSilva, when the deal was done the Sale manger said get me money within 45 minutes if you want this bike. I told them I will get them the money within 2 hours. After everything was done all the documents were turned in. I told them let me know when the bike is ready to pickup they said there is a problem they need to fix something took them 18 days to fix the bike. Bike arrived filthy dirt all over and grease marks on it. And the key fob battery is dead bike won't even start and asking for a pin code. When I call them they said they dont have the pin take it to your local Ducati dealer ship which i will be charged for it. I havent even took this bike out on the road. THIS IS THE WORST EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER HAD FROM ANY DEALERSHIP. Beware if you out of state and buying from theae guys.

AVOID!!! Terrible…read morecustomer service and you never get your merchandise!! check the google reviews Just an update... I was contacted by the company personally by phone today and advised that they are having issues with their fulfillment department. Apparently, when you call or email Nasty baggers, it goes to the fulfillment company and they are not responding or returning calls. the company is currently trying to handle that situation and remedy it. I was told that my order would be shipped out and to me by next week

This place is a scam. Paid for my items and they charged my card. No delivery date or confirmation…read moreemail sent my way. It's been 3 months and I've sent numerous emails and phone calls. This company should be sued for everyone they've taken money from.

Beware of this bike shop! Allen Dixon the owner is a rude person with zero customer service. I took…read moremy bike in for repair, he over charged me and did not fix the issue. Do not go to the place.

From the owner: We are by appointment only. We design and build Custom motorcycles from ground up or redesign your…read moreexisting bike. New and Used bike sales. Bike parts and apparel.

Pedal Driven is the place to go for any bike hobbyist in Orlando. Ben was very kind and…read moreknowledgeable, he helped me pick out all the gear I needed for my first bike packing trip! The store is clean, organized, and well stocked and welcoming for all cyclists from beginner to advanced. Can't recommend it enough!

A friendly staff and knowledgeable. Service was great. Price was fair. Would definitely bring my…read morebike here for service and repairs.

I would give 0 star if there was that option! I bought a motorcycle at BMW Sanford and was…read morecompletely misled. The salesperson guaranteed the bike had an adjustable suspension system, but I later confirmed at another BMW dealership that this feature simply does not exist on the model. I felt deceived and put at risk -- I nearly had two accidents because of the bike's height. Total lack of transparency.

I called for the parts department and was on hold for 7 minutes. Someone finally answered and…read morewanted me leave a message instead of asking if they could help. Also, their website is essentially worthless for mobile devices.

Very friendly and help me set up my e-bike! They added accessories and filled the tires & showed me…read morehow to ride it! Great experience!

They are closed. Sorry to see them go. The crew here was amazing. Where will your bicycle take you?read more

What an incredible pleasure to work with Roger and the Evolve team. Everything went smoothly and…read moreaccording to plan. The equipment was amazing and the delivery and pickup were on schedule. I strongly recommend Evolve for your bike and ebike needs.

Stopped in to check selections and left with not one but two bikes. The salesman listened to my…read moreneeds and was quick to point out the perfect bike. After I rode it, I asked my wife to try one in her size and the rest is history. 1st Service is free with purchase. Great store and staff. Enjoy!