Clean, efficient, great atmosphere, good food well priced. Just a cute lil racetrack with some real…read morefast racers!

Route 66 is a fun marathon and half marathon. Truly the whole city turns up to cheer runners and…read morethe number of unofficial - alcohol-laden - stops is very impressive. What's more impressive are the number of spectators who showed up for the 2018 race because it was 32F, windy and damp. Miserable to run in, miserable to stand outside if you didn't have to. Packet pick up is easy at the Cox Business Center. You can pick up a friend's packet of you want, you just need their bib number. The start line is located 5ish blocks away from the expo. The finish line is about 3/4 mile from the expo, so think through what hotel to overnight in based on when you want to walk. My husband did the center of the universe detour because he knew he wasn't going to PR. This is important because you take the detour before the finish line and there's not an official finish time to account for this adjustment. This is definitely a race to run and plan to have fun. Lots of rolling hills can be a blessing or a curse depending on where you train.

Route 66 marathon I…read morejust got done running the Williams Route 66 Marathon on 11/18/2012. It was my 51st lifetime marathon completed and 31st state in my personal quest to rock marathons in all 50 states. Signing up and coming to this marathon was sort of a no brainer. It was a choice between the Philadelphia Marathon or the Route 66 Marathon. Both were new states for me, but this one in Tulsa, Oklahoma boasted something unique that I could not ever resist. The idea of joining all three clubs that I am apart of was amazing. The Marathon Maniacs, the Half Fanatics, and the 50 State Marathon Club (with a lot of members in 2 or all 3 clubs) all converge to this very race, making the Route 66 marathon the largest single gathering in the club's history. Early estimates are about 300 strong of us on the course that Sunday morning and it was an absolute delight to see many many friends out there at the expo, at dinner, and on the race course itself. It was a sea of yellow that morning at the Maniac VIP tent that morning and it was amazing. Plenty of folks I do know well and those newbies in the club whom I have yet to meet up in person. All good to know we were there to run the marathon for our health, or well being, our stress relief, and the bonds that tie us up in this sport we love and cherish. Thank you to the Route 66 Marathon for making this happen this year 2012, when I heard of the great response from the membership of last year's event, I just needed to pick up OK for my 50 states marathon quest from Hawaii. I felt that I didn't really like the course all that much, due to the much adieu of the hills of Tulsa. The weather was perfect at the start, but it warmed up considerably in the later miles. I did like the out and back section along the course where you could see the maniacs and 50 staters. It was magnificent, to say the least. Saw a bunch of friends that way, and it inspired me to keep on trucking especially when I tripped and fell at mile 3 on the speed bumps and needed some motivation to keep it going. The course ran through beautiful neighborhoods, commercial districts, but also ran into the industrial sections of the city as well. Not a big fan of desolate streets on a lazy Sunday in the industrial sections, especially when you feel unwanted in some levels. I thought of quitting at mile 15, but after finishing 50 marathons, I should know better not to give up hope. The aid stations were adequate with water, Gatorade, and enthusiastic volunteers that made the later miles more tolerable. I am thankful for the pretzels at mile 25, since my stomach was grumbling and my sanity was starting to wain a bit. Thankful for the Tulsa Police who made sure that the runners were safe from crazy ass drivers. Seeing the finish line area, as I approached from the top of the hill, was a sight for sore legs. I picked up the pace and saw a few my friends waiting for me there. After turning the corner and saw that fabulous finish line in sight, it was clear to me that all that hard work paid off and I crossed off OK at this marathon! I wouldn't say that this marathon wasn't as bad as people would say, but the hills made it more challenging than I would have liked it to be. Maybe it's because I have ran 2 marathons the weekend before in Richmond VA and the Outer Banks NC before and the marathon traveling in between took its toll. Thankful that I got in under 7 1/2 hours to receive an official time. I would recommend this marathon if you love the challenge of hills and more hills. Granted that I have more training to do in the future, the lure of the Marathon will forever persist within me. Thank you to the Route 66 Marathon also for the Maniac Corner, which was nearby the finish line. Although there was not much stuff left there when I went, it was good to see friends there before they left to do other things. I received my custom made Marathon Maniac Route 66 marathon finisher's medal and that was awesome. Many fun times here and hope to return here after finishing my 50 states quest and run this one again to see my extended family again. Run more! B

The only reason I didn't give them a 5 star rating is because they made me pay for the good job…read morethey did for me . My Suzuki Intruder had clutch problems and they took care of everything letting me know of progress . I highly recommend them

About one year ago I brought my 1995 Intruder to this business for some engine work and tire…read morereplacement. The owner was about two weeks behind. No problem w/ that as I was in no rush. While awaiting the repair order to be typed the owner noticed the luxury vehicle picking me up from the shop. His attitude changed a bit. He asked, "Is that your car waiting for you?" I answered "Yes, it's my wife's car." He didn't say anything further and I thought nothing of it. One week later I pulled into a QuikTrip for some beer and noticed a strong fuel odor. I checked under the bike and saw fuel leaking from the fuel pump hoses. The next day I performed a diagnostic check on the bike. He had removed the new factory fuel hose clamps w/ aftermarket screw clamps. He had torqued them down so much both hose ends were cut. I repaired the lines and installed new factory clamps. One week later the bike ran out of gas while I was riding. I switched the fuel shut-off valve to "reserve" but still the bike would not restart. I had to contact my sons to come pick me up after pushing the bike 1/4 mile. The next day I found the hoses had been reversed so the reserve was the main and vice versa. I performed a complete check of the bike and found he had not tightened the innertube valve stem locknuts to the rims. I had him replace the tires and tubes as part of the bike's services. I found the driveshaft tube paint destroyed by whatever tools he used. The tube needs no tools to remove the rear wheel. The bike ran great, so no problems there. He cleaned and rebuilt the carbs correctly. The bike still runs great, so he knows his way around a motorcycle, but i found a dent on the fuel tank at the front right top. There was no dent there when I bought the bike, but cannot prove he, or his buddy, did the damage. No rock could have impacted that area, it was behind the handlebar clamps. The paint was not chipped so some tool was used to dent the tank. I have pictures of said damage, fuel leak, damaged hoses w/ reversed lines, loose valve stem locknuts and damaged paint. I feel too many simple mistakes could not be random by a trained small engine repair tech. Imho the mistakes made were deliberate, but this is only my opinion. I waited to review my experience so I did not seem angry. Caveat emptor folks. Thank you.

Tulsa Expo Square is home to the Golden Driller on Historic Route 66…read more The orange and blue colors with white and silver accents really stood out, and looked great against the green grass and blue sky. I didn't get to go inside as it was closed but it does have curb appeal.

Another great mystical gathering and shopping experience for the metaphysical and unusual…read more I did enjoy this event. The Tulsa Oddities and Curiosities had a bit more vendors and show guests this year. So the whole atmosphere did not dissapoint the dark hobby enthusiasts one bit. Dressing up and hanging out is encouraged. 2025 was in the mirth books for sure. I recommend checking out the antique and unique booths next time!!

The location is out of business and change to affordable ownersports. The building is empty…read more Don't waste your time. ​

This is a great company to do business with. Nice friendly people to work with that will go out of…read moretheir way to help you. They have a good service department and a great selection of small scooters and off-road vehicles.

Had one of the teenagers, believe her name was Kalina, was very kind, helpful and nice at the…read moreparty. She was very attentive and wanted the best for us. More of your staff should be like this! I would like to mention that the sprite wasnt carbonated enough to our likings.

This was the second year in a row that we celebrated my granddaughter's birthday at Airtopia. As…read moreyou can tell she loves it here. We always have a great time. The staff is always nice, friendly and very helpful.