Didn't want my review to sound sarcastic. HRT team were…read moregreat Check them out. You will not be disappointed.

Felt the need to share my experience with everyone from MDG / HRT. They are hands down the most…read moreselfless people in the entire karting community. I decided to pick up karting again after a decade out of the seat and everybody has been welcoming on and off the track. Always lending a hand, helpful tip or just a welcoming "Hello!" Their kindness and generosity is unmatched. If you're looking to get into racing, look no further.

Great family fun activity! Met fellow dads of the kids my…read moreson raced against and it was fun to chum it up! Thanks k1 for a great time as always!

K1 is a great place to visit alone, with family, friends, celebrating an event, etc…read more.. It's spacious, clean, has things to do for adults and children, plus includes food and drink. The registration process is simple and the counter with computers is straight forward. The 11 laps don't go too quick so it offers a chance to learn the track and do your best. My adult daughters and I had a great time returning here after many years and would come back. It's a little pricey so it would be a bi-annual visit for me personally.

SOLID Customer service. I called after hours and (presumably the owner) answered. I needed a…read morespecific part for my 2021 Husqvarna 701SM that was backordered for months everywhere. He went out of his way to follow-up with me the next day. Even though he didn't have it in stock he connected me with two other locations in different states (including Puerto Rico!) that had it listed in stock. The part was less than $200 and he wouldn't have made a profit off the referral to other shops but went out of the way. That's the example of service I preach to my sales guys. Next bike purchase I'll drive a few hours and purchase it here.

Initially came here to shop to see if an RS660 would be a good fit and went back on the next day…read morefor a test ride. Horace set me up for a supervised demo ride around the block and then afterwards he kept pushing that if I made up my mind to buy the bike then I can go on a test ride as long as I want.. LOL. How am I supposed to get a feel for a bike to purchase it by test driving around the block when 3 minutes was all it took - that was including the slow taxi thru the driveway and stopping before hopping on the main street. C'mon man.. ridonkulous. Your location is prime, Horace.. you have all the folks that don't want to travel to Costa Mesa but it's sad that you haven't taken advantage of that and penny pinching. I completely understand you're doing your due diligence to try to filter out tire kickers but if you've been in the business for however many years, you should have already picked up that skill years ago because sales is your craft. Though I'm tempted to stop by again, I won't. I'll spend my time and money elsewhere. Good luck.

Great spot for Indoor soccer, RC car track and a golf driving range. Local and for the most part…read morenot too crowded. Parking can be an issue but across from Orange Mall so you could park there and cross street. Came for a bit and had lots of fun in the indoor soccer area. Picnic tables galore and plenty of shade. There is a little shop and restrooms. Tons of fun. The RV cars were a pleasant surprise. Love it! Can't wait to come back for the driving range. Great deal on a bucket of balls. Consider a soccer birthday party!

Came here for a birthday party for a friend of my sons. Kids had a blast! Lots to do other than…read moresoccer. The Good: Cool local arena soccer fields. It has a small and a large field. It also has race tracks for RC cars on the south side of the smaller field. To the south west, there are tennis courts that I use to practice at when I was a kid and to the west of that is a driving range that I'm going to check out now that I'm into golf. The Bad: They're pretty strict on the time slots. Abuela Karen will make sure of you're off on time. As a man who is a timely human, I get it, but there's nice ways of going about life. The Ugly: Not run down, but heavily used. Could use some upgrades, but over all great place for activities.

I was honestly a little hesitant to come here after reading some of the reviews, but my experience…read morewas completely different. Everyone I dealt with was friendly, professional, and respectful from start to finish. The sales team was great to work with. I never felt pressured or pushed into buying anything, and they took the time to answer my questions without making me feel rushed. They were straightforward throughout the process and ended up giving me a really good deal. Based on my experience, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this shop. I think it's important to judge a business based on your own experience, and mine was excellent. Thanks again to the whole team for making the process smooth and enjoyable!

Josh Danielson was very helpful from start to finish. I needed a tune up on my Pedigo electric…read morebike. Josh worked quickly and fixed what needed to be fixed and made some much needed suggestions. I trusted him from day one. I highly recommend. Reasonably priced, good service location!

I've been coming to Angels baseball games since the 70's. This was my first visit to Angels…read morestadium in probably over a decade. My fiance bought tickets for Japanese heritage night. We enjoyed the Japanese heritage section before the game and received Jerseys as well as an Angels and Ducks blanket. There were Japanese food trucks in the area as well as other giveaways and exhibits. Seats were in the Japanese heritage area, section 101, so in left field just past the foul pole. Good Seats with a pretty good view of the field. Lots of food options, prices are stadium level, but not horribly high. We will return.

Sept. 16, 2026 Sorry about the late August post. I guess I…read moreforgot to enter it. Oops. Wednesday was the last night of my ticket package. Not the last home game but it is for us this year. I just want to thank the entire crew at Angel Stadium for their kindness and helpfulness each year I've purchased partial season tickets ( a full season is just too many games for me). Everyone from the parking staff to the vendors and ushers. You've been incredible to both my wife and myself (plus my guests when my better half was too busy to go with me). I'm not sure if I'll renew next season since ownership is changing and I don't know how drastically ticket and parking prices will change once the team officially changes hands. Considering how poorly the team has been playing, I hope they don't try to milk us for a price increase when/until the team performs better. I didn't bail out on the Angels after Shohei left even though "Moron-O" didn't try very hard to keep him or trade him and get some value out of losing the best player in baseball right now because I have other players I have grown fond of and wanted to keep supporting the team. I hope new ownership will respect those of us who have kept supporting the ANGELS and not turn this into a cash grab. I'd hate to call it quits because new owners want to recoup their investment even though they haven't done anything yet. That would be a deal killer for me. Anyway, to all the staff who I have grown to feel like friends in the last 6 years, thank you and I hope to continue seeing you as the team enters a new phase with ownership that wants to win, unlike Arte Moreno who made some of the worst blunders in baseball after signing Shohei Ohtani and dropping the ball when the future should have been so bright. Instead we got saddled with Anthony Rendon and other useless players while trading away many others who actually made it worth the drive to Anaheim. Ugh. August 12, 2026 (late post) I love how helpful and pleasant the employees are the Big A. The Dodgers may be a better team but their staff could learn about customer service from the staff here. The workers at Dodger Stadium are alright but not as well versed in customer relations as the workers here in Anaheim, especially assisting ADA patrons. It was a blessing not having to wait behind an insane number of Disney fans only here for the bobblehead. Saw a gold one being sold on Ebay for $250 even 1 hour before the game started l. One lady in a scooter tried to bring 6 people with her in the disabled line trying to get the bobbleheads early but she was told she could only bring in a helper, not her entourage! They had to wait in line. People at Disneyland tried to pull that stunt too until they finally shut that down there.

For value and seat time, I give them 5 stars. However, if you're a beginner or new to track days,…read moreI'd get an instructor or bring a friend who has some track day experience. Don't expect NASA or SCCA level organization here. It's a legit group run by fellow enthusiasts with other day jobs. If you have some experience already and don't want to spend $500 on a NASA HPDE, this is a great option.

----- Concise Review…read more WHAT A BLAST!!!! SO AWESOME! GREAT FAMILY DAY!!! Five Stars are not enough! On a scale of 1 to 10, a 12 (yes one more than eleven)! Helpful in planning the race day. Great teachers, to help us learn how to race. Great hosts. Provided great food. Taught us more than we expected, and we hoped for a lot. Extreme Speed Sports Car Racing School THANK YOU EXTREME SPEED TRACK EVENTS!!! ----- Longer Review Our son is quite the car enthusiast. We visited Southern California - Palm Desert, Yucaipa, and Malibu - for Spring Break 2021. 00 - FINDING EXTREME SPEED TRACK EVENTS; INTRODUCTIONS We like Jay Leno's Garage (TV show) and knew of Willow Springs race track from his show... and we thought maybe we could race there. It out that Willow Springs is located north of LA, in the Mojave Desert, near Edwards Air Force Base. I explored Willow Springs' website and they have a list of groups who regularly race there, and who teach others to race there. I picked Extreme Speed Track Events and called and talked with Joel, who is very helpful. I explained that we just wanted to learn how to race, to safely go around the track and have a good time, and to maybe learn some "enhanced" driving skills. Joel assured me that is what they do, and we wholeheartedly agree... Extreme Speed Track Events can and will teach you how to race cars... on one of the most amazing tracks - Willow Springs International Raceway! More information about the amazing time we had: 01 - ARRIVAL We visited the office in the main building and the lady there pointed us to The Streets at Willow Springs. While we could see all the tracks from where we were we spent the first little bit in the building. They got us situated and got us breakfast - bacon and eggs and waffles... and flavored Starbucks in-a-bottle. 02 - PRE-DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS They gave us come classroom instruction in the building, about driving and tire tilt and camber... about how to read the track to determine how to set up one turn for the next turn. 03 - TO THE CARS We followed them for five laps, as they showed us how/where to position our cars on the course. 04 - THE CARS Our son and I each drove a stick-shift / manual transmission Toyota Celica... his black, mine white... that had been in the Long Beach celebrity Grand Prix... stock / factory cars with roll cage, lots of weight removed, and racing seats... and mufflers, etc. modified a bit, so they made a great rumbling noise. Our daughter drove a red automatic Toyota Solara, also stock with a roll cage. 05 - THE STREETS AT WILLOW The Streets at Willow has elevation changes and many curves. It's a thrill to drive. Given our novice status as drivers, our peak speeds were 85-90 mph, which was fast enough. Our track times were ~ 2 minutes. 06 - SKILLS SESSIONS After the first laps, then we had a combination of driving in circles, and high-speed braking. The circles were ~ 80 feet around... and by driving faster, and turning the wheel more we saw how that didn't help - turning the wheel more did not make us turn any more tightly... to get more traction you slowed down, steered back a little and then had more grip, better control. The fast braking helped us time going faster into turns, slowing, then powering out of the corners. 07 - DONUTS! Our son and daughter each got turns in the Miatas, making donuts and spinning out. Our son did some drifting on the skid pad, too! 08 - SCOOTERS As we were using the track one-at-a-time, they also had Honda scooters... which we rode to the other tracks... 09 - A RIDE WITH THE TRACK RECORD HOLDER I got to ride with Mark in his Miata, which helped learn what they were teaching us about slowing down and powering through the turn... 10 - AND THEN IT WAS JUST US In the morning, a father and son shared The Streets with us... when we were off-track learning, they were on-track, racing. We drove counter-clockwise and they went clockwise... they were tuning their racing Porsche for an upcoming race, and the 17-year old son was fast! They left around lunch time. Big Willow had several drivers on it in the morning, some Corvettes, Toyotas, Ferraris, etc. They also left around lunch time. 11 - HORSE THIEF MILE & BIG WILLOW After another round of laps on The Streets of Willow, Rob and Mark led us around several laps on Horse Thief Mile and Big Willow... in between we went to the skid pad and our son had an awesome donut/burnout... he was really having fun making smoke and was showing off what he learned this day! As we drove south through Antelope Valley, the sunset... to the right... a fitting end to a day that started with the sun rising to the east, to the left. What a day! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU JOEL, ROB, MARK, DIANE AND JOEL'S GIRLFRIEND / EXTREME SPEED TRACK EVENTS!!! ----- ----- -----

Leo loved the rhythm of a morning ride, especially the quick three-mile, ten-minute trip from his…read morehome in Brea to the showroom floor of Southern California Motorcycles. With a rich inventory of premium brands, this local hub was the perfect escape to talk shop, check out the new arrivals, and sip espresso. Be Aware.... Beware !

Purchased a brand new white 2025 Ninja 500 ABS today and saved $1,300 thanks to OC Honda Kawasaki!…read moreI got tired of sifting through all the clapped out or overpriced Ninja 400s/500s on FB Marketplace and OfferUp. Didn't want to settle for a color I didn't want and would ultimately end up changing anyway which would cost me more money. Anyway, why the 1 star review? I walked in this morning and spoke to Dwayne, one of the salespeople (or manager?). Extremely dismissive, short, rude, and clearly very uninterested in engaging with a serious buyer. Seems like attitude is an issue here based on previous reviews. All good though! He told me to basically kick rocks and go back to Bert's so I did exactly that! Not even an hour later after speaking with Dwayne I purchased my Ninja 500 at a steal of a deal over at Bert's. Bro's KPIs and metrics must be SOLID this month to let a sale walk out at the last day of the month. This was my second time at Bert's and both experiences were awesome. Lots of toys to look at, awesome pricing, and more importantly, excellent and friendly service the moment you walk in. This would've been my go-to place if I ever needed service or parts, but I'd rather ride/drive elsewhere than put up with the bullshit here. Oh, and if you hate your job bro, try doing something else. Don't get mad that you have to do your job when customers walk in. You're literally in sales/retail.

Really cool ride in Disneyland, probably one of my favorites. Definitely go in the morning or…read moreduring unpopular times because lines can get really long. Breaks down fairly often as well.

This is basically a roller coaster ride, with lots of turns and drops. It's called Space Mountain…read morebecause the whole ride is through complete darkness with some stars blinking on top. So no one knows when to expect a turn or a drop. Each car holds 6 riders. Seats are small, even I felt tight in them. The ride is not too long. But it a popular ride so the wait time is long. There's a high speed camera that takes pictures of each car around the end of the trip. Those pictures are shown on screen at exit. Each of them has a code to download from the Disney app.