Carlos is the man to see at Track One Cycle. He will get your ride up and going in short time. Go…read moresee him you will not be disappointed.

i've been going here for the last couple of months now getting my minimax 50cc icebear checked no…read morelong wait time and you can pick it up the same day. I love it here.

I will echo what Jose said in his review - "Garcia is one of those mechanics you can spend years…read moresearching fro and never find". He is an excellent mechanic, easy to work with, responsive, and extremely affordable. More than anything, though, he is an honorable guy. There have been times where he's refused payment from me. He once told me that you don't pay if he doesn't fix it. There are even times when he didn't charge me even though he did fix my scooter (Kymco Agility50)! And when I have had to pay, it's always been crazy cheap. I get the sense he does this for the fun of it and not for the money. I was reticent to post on here since I don't want to inundate him with new customers, but I felt like I had to give him his due praise. A rare breed!

Garcia is one of those mechanics you can spend years searching for and never find. Experienced,…read moreaffordable, and honest - forthcoming about what he knows and doesn't know. He stated a preference for working on Asian scooters, he owns a couple of Kymco People 50s, and of course motorcycles (he had a Rebel 250 in the shop when I dropped by). On my first call he was honest about his unavailability, he has very limited working space, but he called back about a week later letting me know that I was welcome to drop the bike off. Unlike at repair shops, available means he's ready to work on your bike right away. Dropped off a Honda Metropolitan II, long ago seceded to my gf, and got a call the next day saying the bike was ready to be picked up - new tires and an oil change for a very reasonable price. If you want to save time, bring him the parts he'll need to do the work (we brought him tires and synthetic oil of the right viscosity). When we picked up the scoot he made sure to mention some warning signs he noticed while working on the bike and advised us to keep an eye on an oil leak, all of which was appreciated. Have yet to bring in a scooter or motorcycle requiring a major repair or diagnosis but I'll report back when/if I do.

Great guys and reliable as well. Good people too boot!!…read more They are true enthusiasts and I appreciate they always taking care of me.

He fixed my bike once after an accident with a deer and once after a terrible storm blew my bike…read moreover. He also added some after market exhaust and cleaned up my back end!! Great shop good guys customer service is on point!!

Love this spot. As a new (and woman) rider, the bike scene can be intimidating - and isn't always…read moresuper welcoming. Most of the other bike shops I stepped foot in managed to mansplain me right back out the door. Laurel was patient and helpful as I tried on literally every pair of pants (men and women) in the showroom. The crew there was also super gracious in helping me with some basic questions about my new bike. Love my new riding pants and gloves. Really looking forward to coming back to take a basic maintenance class, learn more about fixing my bike up myself, and meeting more riders.

Dunn Lewis isn't just a great store for gear and motorcycle supplies--it's a hub of the DC moto…read morescene. It's also a great place to learn more about your machine, make repairs, and customize. Gear selection is limited to make finding what you want easy. The shop is very spacious to keep the space feeling more like a hangout than a warehouse for merchandise. A lot of the brands are not distributed by any other brick and mortar shop in the area (Saint comes to mind), and all are high quality and stuff you would actually buy. There is also a selection of supplies, which is targeted for members if the motorcycle club. They stock 15-50 boxer oil which is hard to find to support the boxer owners that are members. This evolving support is part of what makes membership valuable. Which brings us to membership. Half of the space is a members only garage which is available by signing up for one of a few membership tiers. Dues vary with access: higher tiers cost more and give you more time to make use if the garage space, use the wide assortment of shop tools, and in a few cases give access to specialized machinery. Classes that are made available to the public are offered to members at a discounted rate. It's common for 2-3 different projects being worked on, and collaboration is natural. The DC moto scene is small but welcoming, and Dunn Lewis is definitely a good place to connect. They offer events and rides that are available for anyone, and it would be hard not to get involved with DC moto clubs like dirt church if you hang around the shop. Mason and Laurel who run the shop are always available for tips on what's happening around the city and are a huge part of what make DLMC worth supporting. There's also great food and bars on the same block. Worth mentioning. As far as what could be better: it's a new space and features are growing. So if it doesn't have everything you need, you might have to wait for them to bring it in. But you only need to make the suggestion and it's something you'll probably see in the future. All moto and scooter riders are welcome. More than worth a look.

I had a very disappointing experience with Washington Motorcycle…read more About three weeks in advance, I spoke with Daniel, who I understand is the owner. He told me I could drop off my bike at any time. I wasn't able to bring it in that same week, but when I returned to town the following week, I tried to drop it off. Instead of reaching anyone, I was directed to a virtual assistant. I called repeatedly and left numerous messages before finally getting a response that they weren't accepting any new bikes until the following Wednesday. I explained that I rely on this motorcycle for DoorDash deliveries and that it's my household's primary source of income. Because the bike is broken, I can't work. Despite explaining my situation, I was simply told they weren't taking any bikes until the next week. The following Monday and Tuesday, I again called multiple times and left more messages. Daniel never returned a single call, and I still had no appointment or any clear communication. As a first-time customer, I expected much better communication and customer service. If you're too busy to take on new work, that's understandable, but not returning calls or keeping customers informed is frustrating and unprofessional. Unfortunately, I was left without a mechanic after being told I could bring the bike in, and the lack of communication has been extremely disappointing.

Totally dependable and good communication. I go here for all moto service needs on my Triumph speed…read moretwin.

Brought my 14 Fatboy in today for a much needed brake flush. Dennis quoted me a fair price up…read morefront, and told me he would do his best to do the work today. The bottom line is these guys delivered. Price as quoted (well below the local MotorCo dealer), with the work done professionally and to spec, while I waited. I see people on here saying all the good reviews were written only by friends of the guy who owns this business. Don't believe it. I met Dennis for the first time today, when I brought my bike in. I trust him, and I think you can, too.

Have been going to Crossroads Cycle for about a year. He discovered the bad rear brake installation…read moreon my VFR800 from another shop. Fixed it, inspected it, got me back on the road in a day, no drama. Dennis is both an excellent mechanic and a trustworthy businessman. Great combination and will keep me coming back.

currently waitng 2-3 months for a title for a scooter that i paid extra money for. I have sent out…read moreplenty emails, been told they will send it, been told they are moving.I feel ive been 100% scammed into paying an extra 700 dollars for a title. Truly wild how this buiness is conducted.

Can't emphasize enough how terrible this place is -- dishonest, incompetent, or both. I paid them…read more$800 to thoroughly fix up a scooter that hadn't been used in a while, so I could sell it. Well, once sold, the "new" tires soon popped. The headlight didn't work. The starter stopped working. It eventually completely broke down and had to be towed. Stay away from this place; they are a total rip off.

The lady there is super nice and they had a perfect selection of gear. Very knowledgable and…read moreprobobally saved my noggin by giving me a properly sized helmet. Would highly recommend

Mom and Pop shop. Worked with Manuel to purchase and finance a new motorcycle at a rate I was very…read morehappy with (my 4th motorcycle). Realized it was a small business owned by family so I wanted to support them by buying new gear, which they ordered at a discount -- thanks Jenny. Very nice team. Did not use high pressure sales tactics which was a relief. I highly recommend this shop as opposed to chains in the NCR area.