Best place to get motorcycle gear and they always have the best prices in Albuquerqueread more

Every time go there at the time that is supposed to be open which is 10am the place is always…read moreclosed. Who wants to go someplace that is all the way across town and have to wait for them open when ever they feel like it. Bad business practices.

amazing place, great staff. helped me pick an awesome helmet that fit my price range!read more

Xavier and Adrian are excellent salesmen, they helped me get my first motorcycle helmet and the RPM…read moremembership! Both are very helpful and I will be purchasing all of my future gear from cycle gear! AND THEY REMEMBERED ME FROM LAST TIME!!! Shop with Cycle Gear if you want great deals on great gear, with a great experience!

Came in with a referral from a friend. I just bought my first bike. I was helped by Steve, who was…read morekind, courteous and didn't bullshit me. The atmosphere is comfortable and you will be able to find what you're looking for. I purchased a helmet, gloves, and a jacket. I'm extremely pleased with the quality of my purchases! I highly recommend Moto Authority.

If your bike is for sale at Moto Authority and HAS NOT SOLD one reason might be the outrageous…read moredocument fees the new owners are gouging buyers with. Buyers are going to pay NM excise tax on the purchase price of the vehicle and registration fees no matter where they buy a vehicle BUT at Moto Authority buyers get gouged with an excessive document fee for Moto Authority making the trip to MVD. Moto Authority gets a commission for selling your bike and on top of that they gouge the buyer with an excessive document fee for their time. They should be satisfied with the commission on the sale of a bike they have no money invested in. They do provide floor space to display the bike and their overhead and operating costs are real BUT the sales commission should cover the trip to MVD. Moto Authority says that "For Over 17 Years: New Mexico's Preferred Choice for Motorcycles..." BUT that reputation was built by the old owner. The new owner(s) acts like a car dealer with inflated after the sale fees. When you want to sell your bike the smart move is to spend $5 and advertise your bike on Craigslist. The buyer will pay you directly and you won't pay commission to anyone. Then the buyer goes to MVD to pay the tax and registration fees without paying a document fee. That's MORE money in YOUR pocket and more money in the buyer's pocket. 10/11/25 EDIT to the owner: Your "document fees" are excessive and that is a FACT. If your consignment customers don't list their bikes on Craigslist and keep more money in theirs and the buyers pockets then they deserve what they get at Moto Authority. Your "pride" in your document fees won't get you what you think. I supported Moto Authority in the past and always got a fair deal from Steve but I wouldn't buy a quart of oil from you.

Representing some of the best brands of motorcycles. Triumph, Moto Guzzi, and Aprilia in a very…read morebeautiful show space. Very knowledgeable as well.

I purchased a used BMW 650gs motorcycle from Motopia on 5/24/24 and drove it home. After a couple…read moredays it began stalling so I called Motopia, told them the problem and Bob said to take it to BMW dealer because they didn't have tools to fix BMW's. I dropped off the motorcycle at the BMW service dept. on 6/1 (where it stayed for a month) BMW couldn't figure out what is wrong with it so they charged me $700 to replace some parts. They want to charge me another $2000 for more parts that may or may not fix the problem. I called Motopia and talked to Jessie explained what's going on and asked if they can help with the repairs and he said it's my problem not theirs. I reported this to B.B.B. and Motopia's resolution was this: If Mr.***** can return the vehicle in the condition in which he received it we can discuss a remedy by either arranging a wholesale purchase of the motorcycle or trading it towards a newer unit with a warranty. So I went to return the motorcycle and Jessie gave me a low ball deal on the BMW and basically said I can't afford their newer units, now I'm stuck with a bike that doesn't run. It's sad that a business can take advantage of an elderly native-american man and smile at the same time.

I just picked up a Yamaha MT10 from Bobby J's. This is the third new bike I have bought from them…read morein the last 3 years. There is a reason I keep going back to them. The team consisting of Keith, Nico, Brian, and Richard take the time to help you from the beginning of your purchase until you drive off. They are professional, personable, and extremely fast to answer emails and to finalize the transaction and get you on your way. If you are looking for a bike.......don't hesitate to reach out to Bobby J's.

Bobby j's has EXCELLENT SERVICE, my stark varg was not charging like most stark's, soooo many bikes…read morenot charging out the box. I showed up and Advisor Gael was very attentive, personable and went over and beyond to get my bike in and out same day. Thank you to tech Curtis for going the extra mile to diag and fix my varg as I'm headed out for an epic memorial weekend. What a AMAZING TEAM. Thank you TEN STARS

I purchased a Honda UTV. The sales rep is also the finance guy. He gave me the best deal possible…read more It was way less expensive than their competitor. The mechanic explained the basics of the unit and gave us our book to look over. He also told us to come by if we had any questions. It works great and granda pa takes the little one out riding. I understand they are unable to get to the calls as there was only 3 people there. Once you get there Cesar was amazing and extremely helpful.

Are the bikes good? Yes. Is the dealer good? NO! Probably the worst dealer I've ever been to. These…read morepeople do not answer their phone or emails at all which is incredibly frustrating. The shop is also empty and soulless. Sucks this is the only option for Ducati/Honda in town. Get what you need and spend as little time/money here as possible.

I contacted Bernadette, rental manager, to arrange a Super Chief while I was in town for the Santa…read moreFe Indian Market. When I arrived Cheri, the apparel manager, was there to greet me. I had worked on a collaboration with Indian Motorcycle and she introduced me to the entire team! Big shout out to the sales manager Joe Guillen for assisting with the pickup and drop off of the bike! Solid team and a great location right off the I-25! HIGHLY recommended if you want to explore the land of enchantment on an Indian!

Rented a Pursuit while in town. The whole staff was very helpful. If I lived in Albuquerque this…read morewould be my go to place for motorcycle anything.

Heads UP : This place closed in 2019!!! It is very confusing that no one has taken this down. I…read moreused to work there. Thank you to everyone that was involved. We had a huge amount of fun!

Tell you what, if you've always wanted to ride a motorcycle but thought no way in hell am I gonna…read morefigure THAT out, this course could be the one for you. Coach David and assistant coach Matt were marvelous instructors and wonderfully supportive in teaching this absolute rookie a thing 'r two about how to stay alive on a two-wheeled ticket to cool. The course starts with a couple days in the classroom, learning the book smarts on safe riding strategies. The next two days get ya on that horse for some serious hours rolling through the range course on your very own Harley. They start you off getting used to the clutch/throttle synergy, power walking the bike a couple laps til you can get your feet on the pegs while staying upright. You cruise through curves, hard braking, u-turns (sigh), signaling and merging, and generally figuring out how to maneuver these beasts. There's no interaction in traffic; it's all completed in a large parking lot. So, expect to get the fundamentals of riding in preparation for real-world practice hours in the great big real world. What you take away from the class is heaps more confidence in your ability to actually do this thing, a tummy-fluttering enthusiasm to do it some more, and an MSF endorsement for your drivers license to get you street-legal to do it. The class provides the bike and helmet, but you bring your own gear otherwise--boots, gloves, sleeves, and long pants. There may be some low-pressure Harley-Davidson sales tactics mixed in a bit, but nothing any average, budget-minded folk can't get through with beer money intact. It really was less about the brand and more about responsible riding. I am SOOOOO glad my husband signed me up for this class, not withstanding my slight pee-pee-heartedness at being for once and for all ousted from the back of his bike. Can not WAIT to get into another parking lot... and perhaps onto a quiet backroad for some more practice!

Getting back into skiing... dont expect much in the way of service these days but I was fortunate…read moreenough to run in Kaleigh. Spent 45 minuted with me explaining everything (boots, skis, etc). I didnt buy anything today but when I do need something it will be from sports systems because of Kaliegh...

Unbelievable selection and quality of products. Not just for Albuquerque - for anywhere. Boot…read morefitting for ski boots is a top-notch experience. They also will do the custom molded liners and shell adjustments and custom orthotics. The prices are competitive or better than online merchants - and I'd rather shop in person locally for these types of products anyhow. Highly recommend.

The shop is well stocked, the staff friendly and knowledgeable. I stop by whenever I am in…read moreAlbuquerque just to say hello.

Honest service. They don't oversell. Took a bike for a tune and service person said not necessary…read more Did what needed to be done for under $25 and sent me on my way. Honest and reliable. Great shop with many options.