Very pleased with my first maintenance service. They were ready for my bike on the day scheduled…read moreand the 6-hour job was done by day's end. Excellent explanation of work performed by Norm, the mechanic and co-owner.

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 purchased a bike from here and this is the only place I get it serviced. The staff is friendly…read moreand knowledgeable about the maintenance and care of the bike and rider. I gladly travel from Annapolis, MD because I love to ride and have comfort in seeing the best care for my ride.

I wandered in on a day that they were closed and I was helped by Jon Tish with a free charging…read moreconnection cable for my battery minder. I really appreciate him making the time and helping me even though they were closed and I would definitely recommend motorcycles of Dulles for any sales and service.

Best work done on time at a reasonable price. They go over your bikes needs with you and help to…read moreprioritize them.

I called twice no answer that message twice. No response went up. There looks like they're out of…read morebusiness.

It's a great company to deal with. I really like it. They're partnered with the leading motorcycle…read more organization: such as J P Cycles, Revzilla, and Rever. Great prices and quality on gear, helmets, and accessories as well as parts for metric and American made motorcycles.

I called to see if the store had a particular helmet in stock, new and in a box. The sales…read moreassociate, Keith, indicated that there was one in stock. I had seen one on the shelf and asked him again if it was new and in a box, and once again he confirmed. After driving an hour to the store, I discovered that it wasn't fact a new one in a box but one from the display shelf. I asked the sales associate if that helmet was new and he said yes, followed up by me asking why isn't it in a box. After some stumbling and stammering, he confirmed that it was the helmet from the display. I am disappointed that they couldn't just be honest from the beginning and not waste two hours of my life

They usually squeeze me in and do service and repair work on my fairly new BMW. I've been very…read morehappy with their service and they are closer to me than the factory dealerships, which often charge more and require appointments a week or two away from my needs... and good Korean American diner next door for a meal while you wait...

Urban East has done a remarkable job rehabbing TWO antique motorcycles for me. First, they…read morerehabbed my uncle's 1977 Hondamatic 750CB to an excellent condition. Then they rehabbed by 1976 Triumph 750 Bonneville to showroom condition, 50 years after I originally bought it! They are the best in the business!!!