No longer a BMW or Ducati dealership. Been coming to these guys on and off for decades with both…read moremy Harley's and sport bikes. Purchased a 2024 Ducati from them last year and went to schedule my annual service only to be told they no longer sell or service Ducatis as of last week. While I understand that this is solely a dealership decision, highlighting your intent or this decision to all the folks that have purchased bikes from your store or rely on your store for service would have been helpful.

Three of us walked in last Saturday all on bikes and went to look at one of the two ultra classics…read moreused. One had battery power the one my buddy was interested in was dead. Hey can you put a battery in this bike I want to take it around the block brought cash I'll drive it home. He has a business block away leave his old bike there. The older guy said no I'm not putting a battery in it. WHAT? no not doing it now. Went to Hanover and drove ultra classic home. If I was the owner I would be pissed you lost the sale. We will never go back there again. There was nobody in the place I see why....

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.

Dropped my bike off at the Falls Church location on May 13 with a promised completion date of May…read more28. Supply chain issues pushed that back, but Greg and Carlos worked together to source an alternative part and keep the build moving. Kim stayed on top of communication the whole way and kept me in the loop. Fair is fair.. we're not the only customer the service techs are juggling, and sometimes the move is to reach out for an update rather than assume your bike is the only one on the bench. At pickup, Greg did a full walk-around, explained everything they did and what they added to accommodate the accessories I had installed, and made sure I was squared away as a new rider. I'll be honest, I was annoyed early in the process, but Coleman Falls Church is a solid shop. Greg, Carlos, and Kim make sure the work is right and the customer leaves satisfied, whatever some of the other reviews might say.

Brendan made my purchase of a zx6r super easy and honestly sold me on the bike pretty well. Very…read morefriendly people

Excellent service from Yassir and store manager Cornelius, who were attentive and professional…read morethroughout my visit. Yassir proactively addressed all my questions, demonstrating deep product knowledge, while Cornelius ensured a smooth shopping experience by coordinating with other staff and promptly resolving any minor issues. Alex was particularly courteous, assisting me with detailed product information and making sure all my needs were thoroughly met.

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

currently waitng 2-3 months for a title for a scooter that i paid extra money for. I have sent out…read moreplenty emails, been told they will send it, been told they are moving.I feel ive been 100% scammed into paying an extra 700 dollars for a title. Truly wild how this buiness is conducted.

Can't emphasize enough how terrible this place is -- dishonest, incompetent, or both. I paid them…read more$800 to thoroughly fix up a scooter that hadn't been used in a while, so I could sell it. Well, once sold, the "new" tires soon popped. The headlight didn't work. The starter stopped working. It eventually completely broke down and had to be towed. Stay away from this place; they are a total rip off.

I was looking for a shop for cycle gear and saw this one in the shopping center…read more I went in and was greated by the staff and was amazed by the large scale store with all types of assessories, clothing and gear for motorized cycles. I was able to get a lock for my bike, which was my motive for going to the store. If you have a motorcycle, dirt bike or such similar you will be excited to know they more then like will have what you need or could get it fairly quick for you.

I rarely write reviews but I wanted to give a shout out to the two gentleman working the store…read more They were both very helpful with giving information about heated geara nd helmets with me as well as helping every customer. They did not try to upsell anything, listened to what I was going for, and give recommendations. Cycle Gear is the place to go for all your motorcycle gear needs!

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.

Great deal on new BMW motorcycle. No hidden fees on the sales order like other motorcycle dealers…read morecharged. Go here first to make a deal on a new motorcycle.