These folks may know their stuff and may have good supplies. However, they do not practice what…read morethey preach. On Saturday evening, two of the workers (the men) neither wore a mask nor even had one on hand (hanging around their neck, etc.). The young woman had one that she was wearing below her nose and mouth. As you can see from the accompanying pictures, their signage is quite clear on their demands of their customers, although two customers were shopping without wearing masks. With all of the science and with what appears to be corporate policy, this location is not doing the right thing in this terrible time of Covid.

Just left Cycle Gear, had to return a helmet. Ron helped me out! He is the man. He went above and…read morebeyond to find the helmet I was looking for. Took the time to call the other stores, A+++ for customer service!! Thanks Ron! I really appreciate the conversation and being treated like a brother.. Highly recommend Cycle Gear for your bike needs. And to add, the do "bike nights" here!!

Louis helped me with a battery for my BMW R1200RT. He was very knowledgeable and helped me get…read moreexactly what I needed. Great job

I don't think the "manager" likes white people. My experience in this store was going much better…read morewith the younger guy, till the "manager" tried to step in and sell me Sena products that I had no desire to buy. I was ready to drop $1500 on a helmet and coms system, but he just lost that sale by sending the young guy to the back and then ignoring me or being dismissive with my questions about what came with the helmet. Guess I'm just going to buy from speed addicts. Ive Been in this store several times and was never treated the way this "manager" treated me. Spending $1000+ for a helmet is a big purchase and shouldn't be rushed. He was a completely different salesman with the non white client in the store. We know what the deal is.

This place is pretty cool and the people there are very knowledgeable, professional and courteous…read more A rare combination these days.

Absolutely and extremely satisfied and enjoy working with Atlanta Motorcycle Works. I am a retired…read morehospital Administrator with very demanding high-quality work that I require and AMW provides that to me. Highly recommend using them for your motorcycle repair needs.

Love this shop! The owner Nick is awesome and the shop dog Max is adorable. Great selection and…read moreprices. If they don't have it, they'll order it for you. Gear, part, apparel... you name it.

I want to thank NICK for being able to get the parts I need for my Harley in a fast time during…read morethis COVID-19 pandemic thank you for a great job Nick

While we waited for backup (because my brothers bike broke down) we checked out cycle gears. One of…read morethe employees gave my brother water and offered to watch his bike if we had to leave it behind. All the employees were helpful and kind when we were looking at gear, especially Nick. Great customer service

We came in to get 2-new helmets and we received GREAT service, very friendly and willing to help…read morewith our purchase. We were unsure about which ones were best with blue tooth compatibly. All our questions were answered in detail. I definitely will recommend our other MC Club family & friend to shop here. ~ Cali ~

Came here to get my second pair of boots, first since the moved to new location. Great selection of…read morecowboy and biker boots, buckles and accessories. Had a wide selection of boots exactly what I was looking for, debated on square toe, snake , elephant , stuck with Ariats for comfort and my use and very happy!!! Wore them to the mall to break them in and got 4 hours of shopping with my mother so they're ready. Great guys working there, saw plenty of other wants for my girls that ride and my work wife so will always come here for my cowboy boots and in 5 years, my biker gear!! Highly recommend!! Enjoyed the time here

The owner was there. I went there hoping to get a hat reshaped. The owner gave me his very honest…read moreopinion that he could do what I was asking but he wouldn't want to because it wouldn't look right and would ruin my hat. The entire staff at this store were friendly and accommodating. The owner helped me pick out a pair of boots for my son and made sure they fit him correctly. If you are in the market for western wear or biker gear they have a nice selection of both are reasonable prices and a friendly staff.

Stopped in because there was a car crash on the interstate and wanted to waste time and had…read moreprobably one of the best customer service experiences I've ever had at a HD. The women working in clothing were super friendly and told us about the HD app and how to check in to accumulate points which eventually lead to saving $$ after so many check ins. They carried a conversation well, were very sweet and understanding towards our children, and even offered me a chair in their dressing room so I would have somewhere private to breastfeed my son that wasn't the bathroom.

Update as of 4/7/26. I received a respond from Mary at the dealership who asked me to give her a…read morecall about my experience. I made contact with her after the dealerships phone rang rang and rang but no answer. Called the sells team who redirected me a few times to get to her. She was apologetic after explaining my experience and said she would talk to the actual sells manager to help me out and I never received a call back. I sent a follow up email and to no surprise I haven't gotten a response back. Not a good experience, guess they hope I just go away. Original post: Tried to get pricing on a bike since they claimed they were number one dealership in Georgia. However they refused to tell me the price when asked and redirected the conversation about my trade. Which I provided everything they asked for multiple times but when I ask for the price and continued to redirect the conversation and never answered or provided what I asked for (the price). Expected me to travel hours out of my way through Atlanta traffic for a simple number. Poor experience and is a prime example why people dislike dealerships so much.