I appreciate the knowledge and experience from the staff here. And while what I was searching for…read moremay not be a 'thing', thanks to Zach I've been sent in the right direction. Love the helmet and audio system you helped me figure out. Great shop!

I brought back some Alpine rain pants that happen to be too small they seemed fine when I bought…read morethem, but once I went to put them on to ride with all my gear they where too tight, i also removed tags before hand thinking they where it. I walked in today wanting to return them for a larger size without tags and Derrick was very helpful in making the process stress free i'm very pleased with the service and ability to problem solve.

Eagle Leather has been on my informal mental list for a while and though it isn't exactly in a…read morelocation where it's an area I go to often the past weekend was one of the best opportunities to go to it. And since it wasn't on a common route of mine it would slip from my memory so I wanted to make sure we paid a visit as long we were remembering it. They also had a location in Auburn but that location has since closed. Steve likes leather a little bit more than I do but I still found some great jackets, shoes, boots, belts and rings here. And of course the t shirt section is always a draw for me. The place is super friendly and they had cookies and hot coffee at the front door and offered us to have some. How could we decline? Steve got a small bag here for some of his leather gear to place in and is quite pleased with it. I didn't get anything... yet but knowing how I operate I often need to ponder on something before making a purchase. Some of the jackets are at reasonable prices especially since they are leather and there seemed to be lots of sales but I am not sure if that is because it's near the holiday season or if it's always like that. I definitely want to go back and probably get a ring and a belt and browse some more as there is a lot to take in here. There are some beautiful motorcycles on display here also. I really liked Eagle Leather and once the holiday season settles down probably pay another visit.

As always excellent quality, excellent delivery and I turn on all my Brothers and Sisters onto…read moreEagle and I know this because I see your cuts... Peace

It was pretty crowded so it took a while to get help but once they got to me they answered all my…read morequestions for me and helped me find a few things i didn't even know I wanted, great store with a lot of gear and accessories for all kinds of riders!

I am no longer getting motorcycle gear from this cycle gear or the one in Auburn. I will shop…read moreelsewhere. I would suggest you do the same. I do not like rating businesses badly. But most experiences I have had with Cycle Gear have been weird/awkward or just outright bad. I want to make it clear that I actually kind of like most of the employees at this location and the one in Auburn as people. But the fact is that they do not stand behind their product and are not knowledgeable enough to help you when you have an issue with one of their products. When I bought the motorcycle pictured in my Yelp profile picture I was a new, ignorant rider. Thankfully I haven't crashed it yet. My first experience with this Cycle Gear went as follows: I had just bought my bike and got signed up for the Permit level testing. I came in already decided on the helmet I wanted, the Bell Broozer. It looks nice and has the basic DOT cert and is ECE certified, and was cheaper than a lot of others. I was intending to upgrade after I finished my parking lot testing, which I did. When I brought the helmet up to the counter to pay for it, happy, a stupid grin on my face because I was so excited to ace my test, a female worker asked me what seemed like an innocuous question. She said "Oh are you planning to be a daily rider"? I replied yes, my bike is going to be my main form of transport. She then told me straight up that I don't want the helmet because it is going to be loud, and that I'd essentially be stupid if I got this helmet for daily riding. She, without even asking if I'd want a rec, put a like 600 dollar helmet on the counter and said this is what I actually want. I replied that this is only going to be for my testing, and that I'd upgrade in the future, and that I am a grown man, I don't need other people to offer me unsolicited pointers to me on the gear or bike or whatever I decide to buy for myself. She then acted like I was the rude one. I paid for the helmet and walked out. Weirded me out. It was just unprofessional. After I passed my permit level testing I came in to buy some gear. Jackets, boots, riding pants, etc. I already knew what exactly I wanted. One of the male workers literally tailed me the whole time, asking me every five minutes if I'm good and if I need any rec on what to get. I said no every time, that I already knew what I wanted. I ended up spending about 500 bones on gear that day. Here is the huge kicker. For Christmas my girlfriend's mom got me a cycle gear gift card to try to support me on a bike. So cool! I knew I wanted some bar end mirrors so I came in. I was really ignorant about mirror installation and quality so I asked the worker to rec the best pair of bar end mirrors they have. He sold me some Speedmetal bar end mirrors. I paid about 30 or 40 dollars after the gift card was used up. Now on this bike there is a weight on the inside of the handlebars that you need to get out. I came in a few times to ask for pointers or the best way to get the weights out. These times are the only times I had a nice, chill experience in the store. The guys came out a few times, gave me some pointers. My girlfriend and I ended up getting the weights out cleanly thanks to their pointers. These days where they helped me is the only reason this review is a 2 star as opposed to a 1 star. Also when they helped me pick out a quadlock. I pop the mirrors in (no instructions btw), eventually got them torqued up well, and everything. When I'm on the highway I notice that no matter how I install the mirrors, they always fold in and vibrate at highway speeds. I looked up the mirrors on their website to see if anyone else is having issues with this. Here is an example: "These mirrors look great... however, these mirrors require frequent readjustment following... high speed, which requires me to take my eyes off of the road way too often." I'd post more but I don't want to hit the character limit. I went to go return them at the Auburn location since I was in the area already. The manager tries to install them and it seems he gets them on good. He ensures me that I don't need to refund the product. I trust his work and take my bike on the highway home. I should have trusted myself instead. The mirror pops off as I exit the highway, hits the ground and breaks. Oh my God. Now I have to search for it, run into the street and scoop it up. I call the Tac location and say that one of the employees at the Auburn CG installed these mirrors and they popped off on the highway and I need to exchange them. Says bring them in but and I quote "no promises". No promises to exchange out the product on my bike I must have to be legal that an employee installed? Insane. The replacement was incorrectly machined for the ball bearing. Had to get another replacement. Still had the same issues. Today I go over a bump at 5-10mph and the stem breaks. I'm just done. I will attach pictures w more detail. Hitting char limit.

I was unable to find quality chrome led lights. I found a…read moreset in black. I installed them on my bike, quite impressive set of lights very bright and quality made. And they look great. Staff are great. I highly recommend a set of cyclops led lights. I

These guys are absolute crooks. They sold me a relayed harness for a 2023 KTM 300XC that does not…read morework. Their installation instructions clearly state that if you plug in their ODB2 connector and hear the ECU making noise to unplug it immediately, the pin in the connector is bent in going in the wrong hole. Low and behold I plugged it in and the ECU started screaming. I unplugged the cable and the pin was straight. Plugged it in again, same thing, ended up frying my regulator/rectifier. I called cyclops and they insisted the pin was bent and going in the wrong hole. I sent them picture showing them the pin was straight, and they still refused to believe it wasn't my fault. I took the bike to someone else who did the same thing with the same results. They also called cyclops and were told they were bending the pin and installing it wrong. We have removed their pin from the cylcops harness and plugged it directly into the corresponding hole on the bike side and the ecu still screams. The pin is going in the right hole and still does not work properly. Every time they told me I was doing it wrong for two weeks, I would try again, and again the ecu would scream. Something is wrong with their harness and their ignorance and arrogance have damaged my bike. It now throws error cods and drains the battery. I even offered to send these crooks a video showing the pin going in to the wrong hole but they didn't want to see it. They know they screwed up, they just have zero integrity. Cyclop's response after I just requested a working harness? They said see you in court. They suck.

Was a taken here by some close friends and would recommend to any one!! I purchased a new jacket,…read moregloves, boots, and vest for $210 best deal ever!! Will definitely be back!!

Prices are amazing and the inventory changes just enough to want to go see what might have come in…read more I found a brand new diecast Harley Davidson that looked exactly like my bike I bought for way way below MSRP and gave it to my grandson. He loves having a bike just like Papa's

My experience was not the greatest with these guys. There website implied they could change any…read moreflat tire. However, as soon as I walked in the store a guys just shook his head before I could even say anything. It's very odd for them to treat e-bike riders this way, especially as I assume my son will continue to want to ride even on to his adulthood, which would make him a prime candidate to be their target audience. The shaking of the head and the way I was spoke to, makes it so we will not ever be back. If they really want to take advantage of their future clientele, they should at least offer suggestions on where to get help with e-bikes. That did not happen at all!

very helpful. good price on boots. and other gear. just be carful in the parking lot.read more

Nice place to look at the dream motorcycle you want. Customer service outstanding and merchandise…read moreexcellent. They also have all the merch you need to match. Boots, leather jackets, t-shirts, vests, helmets and more. There's a guard dog on duty at the door so don't be afraid. Once you go in he's friendly. He's just doing his job.

The service received was beyond what was expected. Purchased a motorcycle from them in April…read more Returned recently and they remembered me, what I bought and wanted to help me. There was a part that was not put on properly from the factory and the buzz was driving me crazy. They fixed it right away no charge. Great Service

I've never left a review before, but this experience compelled me to share it…read more I went into Tacoma Motorsports with the intention of buying a bike. As someone who works in sales, I know how important first impressions and customer engagement are. When I walked in, I was greeted with a quick "Welcome in" by a woman on the sales floor, but that was the extent of the interaction. I spent nearly 10 minutes looking at bikes, clearly interested and taking my time to check out the inventory. During that entire time, no one approached me, asked if I had any questions, or offered any assistance. I finally had to speak up myself before I was asked if I needed help. I came in ready to spend thousands of dollars, yet I felt invisible. I don't know why I was overlooked, and I can't say for certain whether my race played a role. However, as a person of color, it's difficult not to question whether I would have been treated differently if I looked like someone else. I'm not asking for special treatment--just the same level of customer service every customer deserves. A dealership should make every potential buyer feel welcomed, valued, and appreciated, regardless of who they are. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and ensures that every customer receives the attention and respect they deserve. Unfortunately, based on my experience, I can't recommend Tacoma Motorsports.

Got my fender delete done here on my 26' GSX-8S. The pricing is fair and they did really good work.read more

I highly recommend Dead Center Cycles. Excellent work and with highly skilled motorcycle mechanics…read more I have taken my bikes to Jeremy and Jessica ( owners) for years. I trust no one else. Not only excellent work, their honest and fairly priced. Don't take your bike to a backyard mechanic, to save a buck. It will cost you in the long run. There is no shop that can even come close, in the entire Pacific Northwest. Good people!

I have done business with this bike shop only twice in 3 years, but they seem to be excellent…read moretechnicians, not only by my account, but from other people who have had work done with them. I have had them come out all the way from their shop to my house and picked up my 02 Softail Deuce and take back and fix it. The round trip pickup distance was about 80 miles, and they were awesome with the price for that particular pickup, just $45, great huh? Plus they're fast and efficient with the work. I'm having a complete camchest, top end, port and polished heads and a Dyno tune, or possibly a dynojet pb-1b tuner put on. Depends on when my funds improve as to when, but they will get my business, they already have my vote! Thanks guys, looking forward to doing more business with you.

After calling about 12 different shops on a Friday afternoon, I finally reached Moto Shop around…read more1:00 PM in a last-ditch effort to get a new tire mounted before heading out on the WA BDR. They were the only ones willing to fit me in on such short notice--and not only that, the owner personally handled the work so the rest of the team could stay focused on their repairs. The shop itself is clean and well-organized, with fair pricing and top-notch customer service. I even grabbed a t-shirt and some visor spray while I was there. All in all, I left a very happy customer!

I visited Drew's shop again after 2 years. The first time, I had purchased an FZ6 fairing from him…read more He was very friendly and helpful back then. On my recent visit, I was impressed by how much the shop has grown. You can tell how passionate Drew is about motorcycles, and it really shows in his shop. This time, I was looking for a stay 1 bracket for my bike. Drew went out of his way to help me. He even provided me with the part number, which most dealerships or shops typically won't share. If you have any motorcycle-related questions or needs, I highly recommend stopping by Drew's shop. He's knowledgeable, helpful, and down-to-earth, exactly the kind of person you want to work with.