Seattle Cycle Center

Staff are friendly and informative.

Haven't bought from them, but will be looking forward to in the future.

Love these guys. It's the go to place for tires, batteries, and gear. There's even a shop dog, so you don't even need to own a motorcycle to go in there!

Incredible!!!!!! Shop owner was so helpful without being overbearing, he sized me for my helmet and gave me options and let me explore. GREAT prices!! Seriously saved SO much by coming to this shop. Also super cute dogs in the shop!!! Will definitely come back for anything I need!! Great local shop to support. Thanks again!!!

Called to get an estimate on tires and was immediately hung up on. If you treat customers this way you don't deserve to belong in business.

These guys are truly next level. I had difficult finding an pin lock for a Shoei-rf1400 and Ryan really came through in a huge way. These guys are true gems and I would recommend them to anyone in a heart beat. Save yourself the time and trouble and just go here and know that you are in honest and competent hands.

As motorcycle owners, when we're traveling and in need of a mechanics assistance, finding the right shop can be a stressful hit and miss proposition. Thus I am happy to write of my great experience at Seattle Cycle Center.
Having a new set of tires mounted may not seem like a big deal, I've twice seen rotational direction ignored. That IS a big deal when headed for off road adventure on a big ADV. A signal like that make one nervous about torque weights and anything else the shop may have touched.
The moment Ryan received my and my Husqvarna Norden Exp, I knew we were at the right place.
Shop may not look flash from the outside, but inside all is clean and orderly. Ryan asked all the right questions and promised a quick "travelers service" of approximately an hour. Everything was done properly and torqued to factory spec (yes I checked).
While they carry a nice selection of brands, I chose to have them mount a set that I had ordered and delivered to a local friend's home. There was a reasonable extra fee for this, which I gladly paid as again, was headed for a 2500 mile trip and wanted tires that were familiar to me.
Thanks to all at the shop, will surely stop by again.

For those of you that only know New Seattle; businesses like Seattle Cycle Center are one of the reasons Seattle was known as kewl place. Now I am a stranger in my hometown. It use to be odd if a person living in Seattle was not from Seattle. The opposite is true now. Honest businesses are becoming as hard to find as find as a $5 pint of craft beer. If you are concerned that all these great Yelp reviews are B.S. Go in the store and casually look at riding gear while listening to how the customers are treated. Recently I was looking at a high mile bike for sale and asked about a pre-buy inspection. The way this shop communicates with their customers is a service in itself. Open communication facilitates the customer getting the best outcome for that individual's situation. For me it meant reconsidering buying a high mile bike with questionable service history. I mentioned hearing a ticking and they suggested I take it to the Factory shop in Everett as they will have a greater knowledge of things to look for on that particular bike. When they installed a new front tire on my SV they did some deferred maintenance I had been meaning to do plus tightened my steering head ( I knew something wasn't right up there and figured when I eventually serviced my forks the entire front would be back to where it is suppose to be. Just having a fresh symmetrical tire and the tightened steering head made it feel so much more stable and predictable. They also cleaned, lubed and tightened my chain inspected by brake pads and topped off my oil that was a half quart low. I brought the bike in for a replacement tire and the techs helped me out big time by getting me back on top of doing my regular maintenance. The service manager expressed that the techs deserve something for the extra work they did. I forgot another service they did while I was in there for a new front tire; my speedo sensor was likely overtightened when the last front tire was replaced . My speedo was working and the speedo gear was broken into about a half dozen pieces and held together by the wheel nuts. Once they were loosened and the wheel removed from the forks nothing was holding the many pieces in place. The tech came out and explained how the speedo works with this magnetic piece that is now in pieces. He said there are two different ones that are commonly used and had some there. He asked permission to put his best guess in and it was the right one. I was bracing for how much more above and beyond the quote for the tire and mounting he was thinking about. When he told me I was relieved. I felt the shop deserved more for what they did and brought them in some Mocci's for a treat and this is when I asked about the high mile pre-buy inspection.

Can get your parts fast and correct. Ryan makes it happen and prices are fair. This the only place I'll purchase tires and brake accessories

Love this place !! Ryan has been so helpful with my Vespa, and even brought it to Vespa for me when it needed a Vespa technician! I love their dedication to helping you as a customer and don't try to up sell or lie to you to get you to buy stuff I've been talked down to a lot at other places and or very condescendingly and these guys are respectful and courteous !!! I'll forever bring both my bikes here!

I was brand-new to the world of motorcycles, so I was looking for a business that could help me find the right helmet. This place delivered. I didn't get the fellow's name who was working the counter and helping me, but he was great and got me squared away with exactly the right helmet. I got the sense that he really wanted to do right by me and give me any assistance I might need, even taking the time to give me a detailed breakdown of all the options available to me.

This place is my new go-to place for any and all bike-related gear.