Just wanted to chime in since CycleGear is popular in NC.. Typically they have cheaper gear. Big name-brands for sportbike gear will be Alpinestars, Dainese and Icon. Pricing is high (typical retail), but the service is excellent. So long as you're in the system, returns are cake without receipts. All house-brand gear (Sedici and Bilt -- once upon a time Frank Thomas) have lifetime warranties (this includes from normal wear and tear, but not crashing).
Sedici is their top of the line house brand, it's really not that bad, while Bilt is questionable, but certainly better than nothing. I can't speak on behalf of their dirtbike gear, as I'm have no real knowledge of it. They mainly sell gear, and some parts and tools (Trackside). Anything in their catalog they can special order it without a problem. Touring gear they carry First Gear and usually a few others. Helmets they carry quite some of everything, Arai, Shoei, HJC, Bilt, Vega, O'Neal, and SevenZeroSeven (House brand, supposedly rebranded O'Neal's)
About their warranty:
A friend of mine bought Bilt boots (avoid the perforated) which eventually tore at a broken-in crease. He returned them 2 years later (boots should not do this!) and was given a 75 dollar credit since he didn't have the receipt -- he paid 50 for them (on sale).
I borrowed a set of saddle bags from a friend, after a ride through the mountains I realized my suspension was a tad soft and my tire ate through one of the bags. 3 months later my friend took them back and got his money as store credit. He stated a strap broke (it was missing) and caused the bag to rub.
I don't support ripping a company off, but this is the extent to which they stand behind their guarantee.
Their service is limited, they will mount tires if they are off the bike, and balance wheels/tires for free regardless of where you get your tires and have them installed. I've never needed anything else haha.
Just my 2 cents. I appreciate CycleGear, as they can be convenient at times. And as mentioned, though some of their gear is low quality, it's also provided with the budget in mind. Cheap gear is better than no gear (usually).