Sam is the best always willing to work things out, looking up parts to make it happen in a timely…read moremanner. Totally recommend. Paul

The owner went above and beyond for my dad. He had taken his bike here in the past and got stranded…read morein a different state.. the owner went out of his way on a weekend to help guide my dad the best he could. I couldn't get to my father and he was able to give me peace of mind, while helping my dad get back on the road. I don't ride, but I can never express my gratitude enough that he helped my dad! Highly recommend. Stand up guy!

We had such a great experience today! The gentleman who helped my son was so friendly, patient, and…read morehelpful. He took the time to let my son watch him change the inner tube so he could learn how to do it himself, and even gave him a few tips on filling up his tire. He also helped us at checkout, which was really appreciated. It was just an all-around great experience. Thank you for taking the time to teach and encourage my son while providing such awesome customer service. We really appreciate it!

I needed some help sorting out a few things on my used Beta 390 RR-S. Dan and his team did an…read moreawesome job going through the bike and fixing the issues I was having, all for a super reasonable price. This is a great shop; very personal service; not like a big mainline dealer where all you are as a customer is a paycheck. Visit motoxotica and buy a bike, parts or service!

I can Not warn People more To Stay Away from this Horrible Shop They Will Let you leave with a…read moreDangerous Bike Took my R1m Into them for a chain And break Bleed And My Chain was Not adjusted correctly or ever had my axle bolt in correctly also left air in My front brakes ... DO NoT support this place you can Look at the owner and See he is Cleary on Drugs .... Absolutely a joke of a shop !!! This video is me getting my Brakes fixed for the 2nd time costing me a extra 120 dollars..... Stay Away from Davis motorsports please

I recommend finding a more established and well-staffed shop. My bike was there for three months,…read moreand the only update I received was that the carburetor needed a rebuild -- which was the original reason I brought it in. I hope they are able to make the necessary improvements to provide more timely and efficient service in the future.

Took my Motorcycle there on a monday to get it tuned, they told me it would be ready the next day,…read morei called them on Tuesday to see if it was ready, they said that it still wasn't running right and they were gonna change spark plug wires, spark plugs and some other stuff, the whole week went by and no updates! They would not call me to let me know what was going on! I dropped by the next monday since its my day off and as soon as the guy (long hair) saw me he said " I was just about to call you" in my head i was like why didn't you call me any other day during the week to let me know whats going on! Anyways he told me they were still waiting for the map sensor to come in! I left my bike at the shop for a little over a month and same thing they would not call me or anything! I would stop by every monday and same answer " I was just about to call you" BS. A month went by and i was like F this, im gonna get my bike out of there, went to harley in Vacaville they did not have the map sensor but told me that Harley in Pacheco had it! Went there, picked it up and came to the shop to get my bike out! Got to the shop and told them i was getting my bike out of there and the dude looked upset, he said "my guy took the bike apart and its in pieces right now" and his guy had actually called in sick so he couldn't put the bike together! He asked me to give him another day so his guy could put it back together! Three days went by and he actually started calling me at the end of the day to let me know his guy kept calling in sick! At least he was calling me now! Anyways another week went by and i finally got it out of there the following monday! After 5 weeks there the bike was running worse than when I first brought it to them! What a nightmare! I have now sold the bike as is for way less than i paid for the bike! Overall i would not recommend this shop to anyone! Bringing it there was the worse thing that's happened to me lately

Just a little info .. BEWARE of the mechanic Gil @ this shop. He does not show much pride in his…read morework and rebuilt a bike for me as he used parts from other bikes to complete my build. Straight rip off. BEWARE OF THIS DUDE .. deff not a man of his word !!

The Owner, Mr. Sindermann, knows and has a passion for his work. This shop was referred to me by a…read morefriend who has been a customer of his for years, so I gave him a chance. Being a first-time female customer I was skeptical, but Mr. Sindermann treated me with respect and professionalism. His prices are quite reasonable for his experience and location. Highly recommended.

Yes Frank, I do want glitter, rhinestones and rainbows on my motorcycle. Alright, maybe I'm the…read moreonly person in the world who wants that on their dream bike but if you want monogram Louis Vuitton seats, gold flecked paint or one of the sickest, fastest bikes on the road check out Frank at Xtreme Cyclez. If you can dream it, Frank can create it. His knowledge and love of bikes truly comes out in his work. Fine ass biker, chicks, hard core biker dudes and anyone who just loves fast bikes should hit him up. Don't come to him talking that Harley crap, either. That's just not his thang! If you aren't ready to slip something fast and hot between your thighs, visit his web site for a complete listing of shows and events that showcase the latest gear, stunts and other cool stuff for you or the biker in your life. For some reason cute calendar girls are always at Frank's events for you to take pictures with. Just incase you happen to wreck your ride, Frank also does some of the fastest repair work in the business. Don't ask me how I know that, just say I know and am passing useful info on to you.

Dropped in on a cycle trip and these guys were super friendly and helpful. It was a hot day and I…read morewas pretty beat. I grabbed some water and they showed me where the coolest seat in the house was. They also gave me some pointers for supper and for places not to miss on some upcoming travel days. They have a load of inventory and some really nice bikes.

Do not take the California Motorcyclist Safety Program (CMSP) through Iron Steed unless you want to…read moretrain on substandard equipment, which will fatigue the muscles in your left hand due to a poorly maintained clutch. If you do take this class, indicate immediately that you wish to use the 350cc bike, not the 500cc. Additionally, consider how your performance of skill will be rated on an arbitrary basis by the trainers, even after satisfactory performance on the training runs. In short, this is a poor introduction to the craft. Do not recommend.

I happen to like recommending and patronizing small, mom and pop and/or business establishments…read more It's true that they sometimes cost a little more, but I happen to think that you're paying for quality- in more ways than one, when you get down to the brass tacks. But as the saying goes, for every rule, there is an exception. Dixon Polaris can be easily defined as a family-owned and cash-friendly business. There's no doubt about it, Herman Schroeder and kin will be your best buddy in the whole world. But once your money becomes theirs, expect to have the same gut feeling of being suckered that one would get after being left on an empty rural road, miles from nowhere, as your friends speed off, laughing. To begin with, owner Herman Schroeder can talk a good game, but if pressed, you'll find that he does not know anything about motorcycles, the lifestyles associated with riding, or the various types of people who ride them (though a few of his sales staff do and are actual riders). You will never see him at an event, he will never sponsor anything in-shop, you'll be hard-pressed to find an advertisement in motorcycle magazines- nothing! This particular non-understanding carries over to what is known as "the after-market"- that customers want to modify and customize their rides. This is painfully clear in the lack of even the available basic after-market accessories, which are all but non-existent! The owner does not try to hide his disdain for Arlen Ness- who in addition to building custom motorcycles also makes custom parts and will not carry any in his shop. How about simple after-market items that every rider needs: gloves, helmets, boots, and whatnot? You won't find them here, but they can "special order" them. A lot of good that does the average rider, who usually shops for these items the day they need them, not two weeks in advance. But credit where credit is due- this shop does know ATVs inside and out, and are quite capable of tearing them down to the frame, and putting them back together- good as new, or even better, depending on what abuse they've managed to suffer. It wouldn't be too much of an exaggeration to say that this could be done blindfolded. But All Terrain Vehicles are not motorcycles, and the apparent lack of basic customer knowledge, makes me advise any motorcycle owner or soon-to-be-rider to look elsewhere for purchase, maintenance, or repair. I recommend to just outright avoiding, though some will find amusement in calling or even stopping in to listen to his "riding stories".

Dixon Polaris was very accommodating. Even though the shop was backed up with work, he allowed me…read moreto bring in my ATV to get worked on when he was able to fit it in. 2 other Polaris shops wouldn't even think about scheduling me for 2 weeks. Herman, the owner, diagnosed the problem shortly after looking at my ATV and he saved me over $500 with my issues. I was able to get a part rebuilt and back to him for instillation. I, in the mean time got my ATV serviced sooner than anticipated and Im back on the trails. Also, I had done some research online for my particular problem and tried several things to fix it, even consulting other polaris shops, I was given incorrect information, which was easily overlooked because of my year and injection system, but Herman caught it right away. The other shops said since I had fuel injection that it was a 2008, and there is not a power distribution module, but in my case, 2007 did have an injection system with that module. I wasn't looking for that module since I was told I didn't have one. Easy fix, saved me lots of $$$. This guy knows his stuff and he's really great to deal with. and no, he doesn't sell riding gear or cologne, he's a repair shop, not Macy's.. Thanks Dixon Polaris. Steve

Great customer service very friendly staff. The work was done in a reasonable amount of time and…read morethe price is very affordable.

THE CHOP SHOP is where it's at!!! Talk to Shawn and he will take good care of you. Very happy with…read moremy lift kit install, wheels/tires, balance and alignment. I really appreciate how they take care of your vehicle like it was their own. Will definitely be back for some more work.