Helmet range
The shop carries many helmet options for sport, adventure, scooters and touring riders.
Al Quoz
Motofever is a motorsports store in Al Quoz selling motorcycle helmets, riding apparel and safety accessories. Reviews make it especially useful for comparing helmet styles, protective jackets, gloves and riding shoes with fitting guidance.
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The shop carries many helmet options for sport, adventure, scooters and touring riders.
Customers say staff helped them choose the right helmet size and matched gear to their needs.
One customer spent two hours trying clothing and gear without feeling rushed or pressured.
A customer received a new pair of Rev'it gloves after the shop arranged a warranty change.
A 192cm rider found jacket, jeans, shoes and gloves in sizes that fitted.
Reviews specifically note a strong collection of motorcycle jackets for women.
A customer said the shop’s payment and finance offers made a safety-shoe purchase easier.
Allow time. Set aside plenty of time to try gear properly; one shopper spent two hours comparing helmets, gloves and shoes.
Check fit. Try the helmet carefully before buying and ask about exchanges; one customer changed size within a day.
Inspect delivery. For online helmet orders, inspect the visor, clips and shell immediately, as one delivery had several defects.
Check availability. Review the website before travelling if you need a particular item; a customer praised its availability information.
Ask about warranty. Keep your purchase details and ask about warranty support if gloves or other gear deteriorate later.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 11:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Tue | 11:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Wed | 11:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Thu | 11:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Fri | 2:30 PM – 8:00 PM |
| Sat | 11:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sun | 11:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
A customer bought this helmet after receiving fitting advice and described the visit as smooth.
A customer bought the Cardo intercom and received help applying it to their helmet.
The Rhinowalk tail bag was recommended together with a phone holder for an adventure trip.
A phone holder was purchased with the Rhinowalk tail bag to prepare a bike for an adventure trip.
A customer reported receiving a new replacement pair after a warranty issue with Rev'it gloves.
Two reviews describe a sales assistant as rude, including snapping at questions and discouraging product checks.
One customer said a different helmet size was initially withheld unless they were buying it.
One online helmet arrived with a visor problem, missing clips and scratches; its replacement was also reported broken.
The Bottom Line
Motofever in Al Quoz is a motorcycle-gear shop where you can compare helmets for sport, adventure, scooter and touring use, then build out a riding kit with jackets, gloves, shoes and protective accessories. Reviews are strongest on product guidance: shoppers describe patient help with sizing, fitting and choosing gear for a particular ride or riding-school requirement. The selection includes practical and named finds such as a Biltwell Lane Splitter helmet, Onyx Black 02 leather gloves, a Cardo intercom system and a Rhinowalk tail bag.
One 192cm rider found large sizes that fitted, while another specifically appreciated the range of women’s motorcycle jackets. Payment and finance offers were also described as helpful for a safety-shoe purchase. Allow time to try things on rather than treating this as a quick stop; one customer spent two hours comparing options.
It is also worth checking helmet fit and asking about exchange or warranty arrangements. Most service feedback is friendly and knowledgeable, but several reviews report an unwelcoming interaction with one sales assistant. For online orders, inspect helmets on arrival: one customer reported a non-closing visor, missing clips and scratches, with a faulty replacement as well.