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    Cycle Gear - I go over a bump, stem completely breaks

    Cycle Gear

    (36 reviews)

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    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.

    Cycle Gear - My helmet with a brand new visor with new Pinlock.

    Cycle Gear

    (43 reviews)

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    Over the last two+ years, the staff at Lynnwood Cycle Gear have been exceptional in their customer…read moreservice, knowledge and willingness to help me find what I need to ride. As a year-round rider, with daily 40+ mile commutes, regular weekend excursions, and week-long adventure rides in the Cascades and beyond, Cycle Gear Lynnwood is my go-to shop for in person gear advice and purchases. Employees that work here are great! Always friendly, make me feel like "the customer is always right", and are well informed of company promo sales and return policies. Thank you Andrew and everyone that has helped me over the years!! Bought first set of riding gear here in 2020 - I was a bit overwhelmed with so many brands and styles to choose from. The young lady that helped me out was a fellow rider who knew from experience what types of gear would suit my riding the best (wish I remembered her name). I tried on many helmets and there are tons of options to choose from to fit any budget. If they don't have it on the shelf, the online options are great and were received quickly, with free shipping to the store. Overall, Cycle Gear's return policy has been fantastic. Had an issue with Hotwired heated gloves twice - with the brand's warranty, the shop replaced them both times without question. This has saved me all the aggravation of having to go to the manufacturer to try to replace them. Every time I've called the store, someone answers and takes time to answer my questions, give me options and resolve issues without having to "come in and we'll see what we can do". Thank you Cycle Gear Lynnwood for making in-store and online transactions simple and efficient.

    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!

    Tacoma V Twin - motorcyclepartsandsupplies - Updated May 2026

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