Motorcycle & Powersports
Gear, parts, and apparel for riders who take their equipment seriously.
Motorcycle brands we trust
What's in our garage
"RevZilla's video reviews and fitment guides took the guesswork out of buying gear online."
Their sizing advice is actually accurate, and their return policy makes trying gear low-risk.
"Cycle Gear fills the gap when you need something same-day and don't want to wait for shipping."
Physical stores with online pricing. The best of both worlds for riders who need it now.
"The Shoei RF-1400 is the quietest helmet I've owned. Worth every dollar for long highway rides."
Ventilation is excellent, the visor mechanism is smooth, and the interior lining still feels new after a full season.
Ride smarter
The Complete Guide to Choosing a Motorcycle Helmet
DOT vs ECE vs Snell ratings, full-face vs modular, and how to get the right fit without going to a store.
Essential Riding Gear for Every Season
From mesh jackets for summer to heated gloves for winter, the gear that keeps you riding year-round.
Head-to-head
RevZilla vs Cycle Gear: Where Should Riders Shop?
We compared selection, pricing, shipping speed, and the in-store experience across both retailers.
Shoei vs Arai: Which Premium Helmet Brand Wins?
We put the flagship models from both brands through wind tunnel testing and long-distance rides.
Rider questions, answered
DOT (Department of Transportation) is the US standard that relies on manufacturer self-certification. ECE 22.06 is the European standard that requires independent lab testing and is widely considered more rigorous. For the best protection, look for helmets that carry both certifications. Most premium brands like Shoei and Arai meet both standards.
For helmets, an in-store fitting is ideal for your first purchase. Once you know your size in a specific brand, ordering online becomes lower-risk. Retailers like RevZilla and Cycle Gear offer easy returns and detailed sizing guides that make online shopping practical for most gear.
Industry consensus is every 5 years from the date of manufacture (not purchase), or immediately after any significant impact. The EPS foam liner degrades over time and with exposure to UV, sweat, and temperature changes, even if the helmet looks fine on the outside.