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Motorcycle Dealers in Durham, NC

9 of the 13 boat, RV, motorcycle and trailer dealers we list in Durham are motorcycle showrooms and parts counters.

Motorcycle dealers range from single-brand flagship showrooms to independent garages handling pre-owned stock and custom builds. Inventory varies significantly by location, from new street and adventure bikes to off-road models, vintage restoration parts, and riding gear. A map pin confirms the building exists, but it will not show whether a shop focuses on factory warranty service, aftermarket performance parts, or basic consignment sales.

  1. Combustion Cycles

    911 E Trinity Ave Ste C, Durham, NC 27704

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  2. Raging Bull Harley-Davidson

    300 Muldee St, Durham, NC 27703

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  3. Sport Durst Power Sports

    3601 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd, Durham, NC 27707

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  4. Triangle Cycles

    4503 Durham Chapel Hill Blvd, Durham, NC 27707

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  5. Sport Durst Powersports

    3601 Durham Chapel Hill Blvd, Durham, NC 27707

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  6. 2x2 Cycles

    1400 E Geer St Ste 2, Durham, NC 27704-5000

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  7. Nevilles Gnarly Harley

    300 Muldee St, Durham, NC 27703-2332

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  8. Ben Upchurch

    300 Muldee St, Durham, NC 27703-2332

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  9. Rommel H-D Durham

    300 Muldee St, Durham, NC 27703

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Call ahead for service work. Many dealer service departments book maintenance weeks out, and parts availability for older or imported models can delay repairs if not ordered in advance.

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Good to know

What is the difference between a franchised and an independent motorcycle dealer?

Franchised dealers sell new models from specific manufacturers, handle factory warranty work, and stock OEM parts. Independent dealers typically sell used bikes across multiple brands, offer custom builds, and may source both OEM and aftermarket components.

Do motorcycle dealers offer test rides?

Policies vary by dealership and brand. Most require a valid motorcycle endorsement on your driver's license, a helmet, and full riding gear, while some franchised dealers host scheduled demo days rather than open walk-in test rides.

What should I expect to pay in dealer fees on a new motorcycle?

Beyond the bike's sticker price, dealers typically add freight and setup fees, which often range from $300 to $1,000 depending on the manufacturer and model size. Documentation fees and local tax, title, and registration costs are also added at purchase.