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!

Do not buy tires here or from Revzilla and expect them to change them out in a reasonable time…read more Left my tire & wheel there 2-days ago (they promise to do this within 2-days max.), only to be told..."It might be ready this weekend...". Really wish I just bought tires elsewhere. I think I'm done with these guys.

I'm a big Cycle Gear fan, they carry a huge selection of gear for motorcyclists. Their house brand…read moregear is very affordable, perfect if you're starting out or on a budget. One of my favorite helmets is a house brand dual sport that I picked up on sale for $59. They also stock name brands and high end gear (Arai, Shoei). If they don't have what you want in stock they can order it, as they are also a national mail order company, and it usually only takes a couple of days to get your order in. And if you're a Revzilla fan, and aren't we all, know that Cycle Gear and Revzilla are owned by the same company, so you'll see the same equipment and generally the same pricing at both. I went into the Bellingham Cycle Gear to pick up heated gear for the cold weather riding. The staff guy was prompt, courteous, helpful, and well informed. No upsell, no messing about.

From sales to parts and service every employee is customer focused. Example: a cashier was checking…read moreout a customer with 3 items. She called out another cashier to get me checked out. WOW! I could have waited a few minutes. They treat you better than any place I've shopped! I highly recommend and always have for any of your Powersports needs!

Operates like a dealership. Expect high labor, parts, and vehicle prices. They are truly taking…read moreadvantage of local patrons.

I was unable to find quality chrome led lights. I found a…read moreset in black. I installed them on my bike, quite impressive set of lights very bright and quality made. And they look great. Staff are great. I highly recommend a set of cyclops led lights. I

These guys are absolute crooks. They sold me a relayed harness for a 2023 KTM 300XC that does not…read morework. Their installation instructions clearly state that if you plug in their ODB2 connector and hear the ECU making noise to unplug it immediately, the pin in the connector is bent in going in the wrong hole. Low and behold I plugged it in and the ECU started screaming. I unplugged the cable and the pin was straight. Plugged it in again, same thing, ended up frying my regulator/rectifier. I called cyclops and they insisted the pin was bent and going in the wrong hole. I sent them picture showing them the pin was straight, and they still refused to believe it wasn't my fault. I took the bike to someone else who did the same thing with the same results. They also called cyclops and were told they were bending the pin and installing it wrong. We have removed their pin from the cylcops harness and plugged it directly into the corresponding hole on the bike side and the ecu still screams. The pin is going in the right hole and still does not work properly. Every time they told me I was doing it wrong for two weeks, I would try again, and again the ecu would scream. Something is wrong with their harness and their ignorance and arrogance have damaged my bike. It now throws error cods and drains the battery. I even offered to send these crooks a video showing the pin going in to the wrong hole but they didn't want to see it. They know they screwed up, they just have zero integrity. Cyclop's response after I just requested a working harness? They said see you in court. They suck.

visited for the first time the other day, met Jeremy the owner, he spent a bunch of time with me…read moregoing over my bike. Solid advise, he's genuinely concerned and enthusiastic about bikes. Definitely worth checking out, and worth the ride over to Custer, which has beautiful backroads all around.

Quick response, quick service. Didn't have time to look at the shop, but decent selection from what…read moreI saw. Cheaper, and less time consuming, than ridin all the way to Harley. I was met at the curb, given a time frame, and picked up (maybe 3-4 hours).

They did a great job replacing my tires with a fast turnaround time, and also helped me to remove…read moremy sprocket which I had forgotten to taken off before dropping off the wheels. I appreciate the friendly and professional staff as well which made the whole process smooth and fast, especially as it's been hard to find other local motorcycle shops who would change tires. Thank you!

Customer service was on point. They have a pretty good selection of all things motorcycle related…read more They are open 7 days a week which is a bit unusual for a motorcycle shop. The prices were in line with what I've seen at other places and they had a good amount of clearance items too.

found this place online. has some decent reviews... checked their inventory and they only show 2…read moreused bikes. not sure how you can stay in business with that kind of inventory!

Visited this business with the intent of buying a bike and trading in my old one. Failed due to not…read morehaving a person available to make an offer to me. Good selection of used bikes and maintenance items. Bought elsewhere.

It's been a dozen years since I purchased a motorcycle from Skagit, as I was in the Tetons for ten…read moreyears. I recently returned to Anacortes and bought a new bike from Skagit. The whole transaction took about five minutes and I returned the following day to pick up the bike. They were very fair on price and there were zero hiccups. This is an excellent business and I highly recommend them. I could have saved a couple hundred dollars at two other dealers some distance away, but I want to keep my business local and Skagit has always treated me well. I purchased two Ducati's from them years ago when they carried Ducati. Not only were they great to me, but also honored a warranty issue to the fellow who purchased my second Ducati. Technically they didn't have to do that, but they did. Good people

I brought my low mileage wr250r in for service as it wasn't idling properly. They tore it apart and…read moreabout a month later told me the timing belt had slipped and the engine needed a rebuild. I had to question this as it only had 8k on it and had always been taken care of and not trashed. I was told this was a common problem with these and they typically needed a full rebuild around that time, and that they wanted 2100 dollars to rebuild the top end, plus whatever it took to rebuild the bottom end. I really couldn't accept that so I picked it up, brought it home, and took it to another mechanic I've been going to for 30 years. They typically don't work on fuel injection is why I brought it to skagit. They tore it open,found absolutely no issue with the timing chain or gears, no issues with the top end, put it back together, and then looked elsewhere. Turned out it was some junk clogging up the fuel pump inside the tank. They put it all back together and called me because body parts were missing. Turns out skagit had them and had forgotten to put them in the box with everything else. Mistakes happen, I get that. But to tell me I need to spend thousands on a top end rebuild? I can buy a big bore kit for 350. I know there's labor involved but that's a huge cost for a single, in addition to trying to get more money from me for a "posdible" bottom end rebuild. But to tell me to my face that these bikes typically need to be rebuilt before 10k? Yamaha makes a good bike and if there truly had been an issue with one of their well known and big selling motorcycles that resulted in a full rebuild that soon, they would've pulled it from the market. I have to say I'm truly not impressed with any part of this experience and won't be back. And after lying to me in what I feel was an attempt to get thousands out of me, I can't recommend them to anyone.

It was closed everytime I went there. I even went during business hours. SMDH I was looking for…read moresome polish and possibly some service work, but the H-D dealer got that.

Nice shop with a pretty decent selection of gear and accessories. Mostly aimed towards the cruiser…read morecrowd but a good local business to shop at if you need accessories for your two wheeled ride.

I had my wedding here almost a year ago on 8/20/22. It was an absolute dream. The property is so…read moregorgeous and was an outdoors woman's dream to get married at. They made the experience completely stress free. After taking photos in the river my feet were so muddy and the owner literally got on his hands and knees and washed my feet for me. I couldn't express the appreciation and love I have for this venue! Excited to visit every wedding anniversary for rock climbing, water rafting and camping! Thank you so much River House for such a great wedding experience!

A friend & I decided to drive east today and see where we'd end up…read more We took route 2 and found ourselves in the gorgeous little town of Index, WA. You cross an amazing little suspension bridge over the Skykomish River, and there stands The River House Cafe. A charming spot that caters to rafters, adventures, and diners alike. The salmon burger was pretty good, but the atmosphere of being surrounded by the Cascades--Mt Index is just a few miles away-- and the rushing Skykomish river just beyond the Cafe's deck was delightful. Who knew Index would be a destination?