Sister company of RevZilla, this is a great store to browse, purchase or order just about any item…read moreyou could need for any kind of motor bike! My bf and I ended up here randomly from a Google search while riding and it was totally worth it! Carson, the store manager, is not only a cutie haha but he's super friendly and knowledgeable! He fitted me and my bf for new helmets along with another associate named Mark. The shoes my bf wanted were out of stock in his size so we ended up needing to get a transfer from the Orlando location which came in super quick! 2 days to be exact. We grabbed a pair of gloves too. All of the items we went with are a really good value and Carson made it such an easy and enjoyable shopping trip. Never felt judged based on experience or pressured to make a purchase which I can't stand! Definitely check them out :)

The helmet quality is absolutely horrendous. My 3 years old niece dropped it from her hand and the…read morevisor fell off. When we told them they said they are aware that they sell poor quality items and that we had to either pay for it or not take the rest of the items. So they lost 400 bucks for a 90 dollar helmet.

From the owner: We have the largest Stock in motorcycle parts, accesories and apparel in South Florida, You can…read morefind everything you need in one place. ' You can find Sherco Bikes, ATV, electric bikes We have Motorcycle Service, Specialized Suspention service, Printing area, Wrapping, Motorcycle customization, pick up and drop off service Financing available and the best of all, We are al riders who share your passion, and our goal is to help you live this experience the best way possible. We speak English- Spanish

Cool place to hangout and have a tea. I went with a hot chai latte. It's made with their house made…read morechai powder. I opted for no honey so it had more spice than sweetness. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Parking is free. They have free WiFi. Staff is friendly. I saw many tasty looking baked goods, but did not try any during this visit. They have empanadas, croissants, pandebonos.

A friend told me about coffee club where they go to different shops each month. This month was…read moreimperial moto which is somewhat hidden behind the bank and the gym. I had no idea it was there! We had the opportunity to try various blends and pastries. The staff was knowledgeable about all types of brews and blends. My favorite blend was the Miami. They make the pastries fresh daily! I loved the lemon bar which was served cool. Refreshing on a hot day. On the way out, I grabbed a vanilla latte with pistachio milk which was made with their normal house blend. So good!! I got it hot which made the pistachio milk come to life! Can't wait to try their other specialty drinks! My friend had the matcha and it looked amazing!

Easy to find location on W Dixie Hwy, right off Biscayne Blvd & NE 186th St in North Miami Beach…read more The guys that work there are polite and professional. They were able to help me figure out that I blew a fuse while replacing my motorcycle battery that I bought there. They have plenty of motorcycle parts and accessories available to keep your bike in shape. The prices are reasonable. This will probably be my go-to spot for all my motorcycle needs.

They sell used bikes for top dollar that haven't been serviced and are beyond used they will take…read moreadvantage of anyone easy place to be scammed.

I need to give a shoutout to Everything Motorcycles (Miami). The owner was able to find a part…read morethat I was unable to find anywhere. Not only did they help me find the impossible, but they also shipped it all the way to California. The prices were competitive and the unit was properly packed to ensure it wasn't damaged in transit. 5 STARS isn't enough....An extra thanks you to the owner, Michael, and his team for pulling off a miracle.

Mike was Amazing! Highly recommend. He was extremely professional and fair with his pricingread more

No stars I had a…read moredisappointing experience with the warranty process. I purchased a Duraboost lithium battery for over $200, someone made a mistake and didn't spell the name right on the account and when it failed, I had to go through days of back n forth eventually the store manager, Brian, did replace it under warranty, which I appreciate. However, I was then sarcasticly told me the replacement battery has no warranty at all. That doesn't make sense to me. What if this one fails!? If the original battery had warranty time remaining, I believe the replacement should be covered for the remainder of that original warranty period--not lose all warranty coverage the moment it's exchanged. I left feeling frustrated and disappointed . I hope Cycle Gear reviews this because it's not what most customers would expect after spending over $200 on a premium battery. Be careful!

There are places you walk into knowing immediately whether they care…read more And then there are places like Cycle Gear, where you realize--about thirty seconds in--that you're in good hands, even if you personally don't know a clutch from a clothes hanger. Full disclosure: I don't ride. I tried. I flunked out of motorcycle school like a cautionary tale told around a campfire. But my girlfriend Julia does ride--and this is her shop. From the outside, Cycle Gear looks exactly how it should: clean, professional, confident. No intimidation. No macho nonsense. Just a place that says, "Yeah, we know what we're doing--come on in." Inside? It's organized, dialed-in, and stocked like a proper armory for two wheels. Helmets, jackets, gloves, tech--everything where it should be, nothing sloppy, nothing chaotic. But here's where it matters. Julia comes here for real help. Not sales pitches. Not eye-rolling. Not "you'll figure it out." She's had her Bluetooth helmet setup handled here, patiently, clearly, and professionally--by people who actually take the time to explain things and make sure it works. I stand there nodding like I understand anything, and they still treat both of us with respect. And that's rare now. We live in an era where "customer service" usually means someone pointing vaguely at a QR code and disappearing. At Cycle Gear, they show up. They help. They care. They follow through. No attitude. No rush. Just competence and decency--the stuff that used to be normal and now feels like a small miracle. So while I may never ride, I know this much: If you're trusting someone with your safety, your gear, and your ride--this is exactly the kind of place you want in your corner. For taking care of Julia. For knowing their craft. For proving great service still exists.

Reviewing after a year. They have motorcycle parking right up front near the food truck. The decor…read morehas been changed up but won't disappoint for motorcycle enthusiasts. There's plenty to let your eyes to see and purchase. Helmets, hats, shirts and more. Service was very fast with a friendly host. I ordered a cappuccino and whole egg muffin which tasted great.

Solid stop if you're riding through South Florida. MOTO GP/Adventure biker ambiance, cool helmets…read morefor sale, staff is friendly. The coffee is genuinely good, that's the main draw for me. There's a food tent outside on Sunday slinging breakfast burritos and tacos, also worth grabbing before you roll out. The vibe is a mixed bag. Sometimes you get a steady stream of riders pulling in to grab a coffee, smoothie or a sandwich wrap and show off their bikes, which is the best part of the place, good people-watching if you're into motorcycles. Then there's a whole other crowd of trendy Miami types who show up for the aesthetic. The music doesn't help much either imo, tacky electronica that feels like it's trying too hard to be cool and lure the younger trendy crowd with no bikes, i love electronica, but not the tacky edm mainstream type. Bottom line, go for the coffee, the smoothies, the acai bowl and the bikes, tune out the rest. Solid neighborhood hang if you take it for what it is.

Gianni well recommended help us on getting a second bike after purchasing the first one and engine…read moregave out

Everyone was so friendly and helpful. I loved this place. Can't wait to go back for upgrades.read more

I needed 2 motorcycle covers. They had them in the sizes I needed and on sale. While I was there,…read moreI picked up some riding jeans as well. Very helpfull staff.

I just bought a BMW S1000RR, went online to their website saw the perfect cover & had a slight…read moreissue with delivery timing - thanks to Hunter, a dilemma was averted. His professionalism, cordiality & excellent interpersonal skills were absolutely outstanding. I can unequivocally recommend CycleGear for any two-wheeled aficionado who is looking for a top shelf establishment in which to do business with - They are the only place I'll spend my hard earned bucks. 5 stars all the way.

I've been coming here for 6 years! They are always accommodating and they do a nice job. They have…read morea new mechanic Alex who is very knowledgeable and friendly and their prices are good and fair and I highly recommend them!

I'm writing to share an experience I had during a recent phone call. I called and politely asked if…read moreI could speak with someone who speaks Spanish. I was told, in a rather abrupt tone, that no one was available and the call was ended. I called back to understand what had happened, and when I asked why the call had been disconnected, I was again told, somewhat rudely, that there was nobody who speaks Spanish. I then said I would try to explain what I needed in English, but the response I received -- "Ok, so what do you want?" -- was delivered in a tone that clearly conveyed annoyance and impatience. At that point, noticing the discomfort and lack of willingness to help, I chose to end the conversation politely and wished her a good day. I believe customer service is extremely important. Even when language barriers exist, professionalism, patience, and courtesy should always remain priorities. If someone is not comfortable interacting respectfully with customers, it may be worth reconsidering whether they are suited for a customer-facing role. My intention is simply to provide constructive feedback so future interactions can reflect the level of service customers expect and deserve.