My experience started when I picked up the phone and decided to call and Pat answered the phone in…read moresales. He answered all my questions and explain the process to me very well. I felt like things were going awesome. I was contacted fairly quickly about my finance application and was impressed with what I was offered. I decided that I would make the 8 Hour drive and purchase my motorcycle from Frontline Eurosport when I arrived at the dealer, I was greeted by name without Pat, even knowing who I was felt like I was in the right place I was able to test drive when other dealers simply wouldn't allow. The test drive along with Pat's knowledge really is what set things apart for me and made my overall decision when I met with Parts for the additional accessories I wanted I was given a nice discount complementary after purchasing a new unit. Nice perk! Chris, the finance manager he really made it all happen and come together at the end getting Parts to be as flexible as possible. Chris was awesome. Had a redhead daughter like my own that I brought with me. I think it's really nice when employers are able to accommodate children being in the workplace when needed! Overall, I had a great experience. I honestly wish the dealership was closer as I really would like to purchase another bike before too long! If ever in the area, please don't hesitate to stop. It was a great experience.

Twice in twelve years I tried to purchase motorcycles from this dealership, and was put off by…read moredisrespectful employees. The first time it was by Nathan, who I believe is no longer there. He was in sales and B.S. me. I ended up taking my business to a N.C dealership and purchased my first bike 2012 Bonneville, which I still own. Mind you Frontline Eurosport's is the closest dealership to me about an hour and half away. This last year I was looking into getting an additional Bonneville a T120, and was talked down to by another employee. I decided to get my first bike serviced there. Well after being disappointed again by staff, I looked into getting my second bike from another dealership in NC. Which I purchased today. Well that's two deals they lost out of because a lack respect for customers.

First time visiting Franklin County Speedway since 1997. Nothing has changed. On this visit we had…read morea $15 per person cover to enter. The road is semi maintained and one way in one way out. Parking. There really isn't any organized parking. You park on the grass by the track in about as organized as the others make it. There is several food vendors here in buildings that are from the 1970's. Nothing modified and probably not sanitary what so ever. There is concrete step seating so being your own chair. The sound system has blown speakers and is incredibly outdated. The lights are illuminated for the least amount of time possible. The track is in need of repairs. It hasn't been maintained as is should be. The race ends at midnight due to county restrictions. On this evening there were more red flags than I've ever experienced in a race. Every race was cut short by at least 10 laps. It was, as anyone from the area can attest, a disappointment.

nice people to deal with, go out of their way to help you any way they can . take their time to…read moremake sure you get what you need ! very knowledgeable about what they offer . good mechanics.that check out your machine to make sure that you leave happy !

100% Recommend that you bring your bike here! They have tuned my bike & showed me some TLC tips as…read morewell as putting new brakes on. I have been to go race back and fourth, anywhere from ordering new gear, to parts that keep the GS running like new! Thank you Go Race & the crew of specialist that you have at the shop!

They have a nice track but it's expensive...28 for this race but it was the biggest one of the…read moreyear. Don't take debit cards..we learned the hard way and not a lot of variety at the concession stand either and expensive. Food was not bad tho. Very long lines.

I was out in Martinsville Virginia at the Speedway last week for the Cookout 400 which is part of…read morethe NASCAR Cup Series. It was a work related trip of sorts and it was my first time at a NASCAR race. It won't be the last since the company I work for has three more the rest of the year (Nashville, Talladega and Daytona). I'm looking forward to it and I'll review those tracks after I visit. The track itself is one of the oldest and shortest on the circuit. It's nestled on a hilly stretch off 220 (Greensboro Rd) on the south side of town. Surprisingly it was fairly easy to get in and out of the parking lot before and after the race. The Sherriff's Deputies and Virginia State Troopers kept traffic moving. I was able to go down to Pit Row which was fantastic. I was able to see what takes place behind the scenes and it's fascinating. I literally had a blast. The food options here are akin to your typical state fair menu. Corn Dogs, Burgers, Fried Chicken, Buckets of Fries, etc etc.. They have the "famous" Martinsville hot dog. I didn't partake in any of that because my company had a suite and food was provided there. Plus, I'm on a keto based diet so all of that kind of food is a "no no" right now. Maybe next time. Overall it was a great experience. The track and stands are nice and the people were great. If you're a race fan this may be on your list of tracks to visit. Y'all will have a good time.

Went to the Spring NASCAR race. First time at this track. I have to admit - they did a great job…read morewith crowd control, traffic, etc. It was easy to get in and out and everything was well marked. The restrooms (including the portable toilets in the parking areas) were serviced frequently so they were pretty clean. They offered golf cart "ADA" rides anyone needing a lift to/from parking and the track. The vendor food was ridiculously expensive but that's no surprise. For the events - no seat was a bad one. I would definitely go to this venue again!

The Dedmon Center is where Radford University basketball teams play their home games. Players will…read morecall is located at a table in the front entrance (must show ID for tickets). Spectators get a good view of the basketball court from all seats in the arena. The concession stands sell typical arena food like hot dogs, candy, popcorn, and soda. Parking is located across from the Dedmon Center in a big lot (free).

This was a great place for my kid's gymnastics meet. Glad too see the renovation is in progress…read more Very nice, open facility. Bathrooms could use a little sprucing, but i thought it was comfortable overall and parking is good.