YYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEE HHHHAAAWWWWWWWWWW…read more Motor mile track racing, nestled in the heart of mountains, this track boasts not just stock car racing, but also a drag strip. I'm not sure if the drag strip is a 1/4 or 1/8 mile, but you can see (and hear) it from the motor mile. Students get in free, everyone else is 10$. College students are included in the free. Food and beer is cheap, everyone is pretty friendly here. One note, there are not chairs or bleachers, so you'll be sitting on scaffolded concrete unless you bring in a folding chair, which many people do. Smoking is allowed since it's outside. Great place to be, just make sure when you're parking, that you can get out if need be. General (free) parking is on a huge hill.

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 !

STAY AWAY! Called to see if they could change my tires. Took my bike in on Monday. Six weeks later…read morerode her home. No new tires. I could list the excuses, but do you really want to hear? They suck! I had to take vacation time to do this. Six weeks and they cannot change a tire. They said my bike would not start. Their mechanics either never tried or did not turn the gas on. I drove it in and drove her home. (Six weeks later, with nothing done!) All I got was a drained battery and six weeks of lost Summertime. I do not bitch as a habit, but GD. I have never dealt with a sorrier bunch of shit since I was in high school.

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!

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 have been a customer for the past 5 years and I have to say that this dealership continually sets…read morethe bar for excellence in every department. Every time I call, I am treated like my needs are a top priority for them and am always treated with professional curtesy. There sales department is why I've purchased two bikes, their service department with their factory trained master mechanics are some of the most knowledgeable mechanics I have seen. The work that they have done on all my bikes has been excellent and I have never had to go back on a repair for any reason. Their parts department has always been there when I have needed something. They have helped me out of several jams by making it happen. If you're considering anything motorcycle related, I would like to highly recommend Frontline Eurosports be your first stop...!

Sent my Ducati in for a simple shifter fix, it come back a month later with a visible coolant leak…read moreon exterior and having compression problems they said they could fix for 5k. Funny thing was it NEVER had a problem with either for years before it was sent there. All this while trash talking my 848 saying I should buy a new bike and not waste my time on the old one. Do yourself a favor and just take ya Ducati to Charlotte and let some real Ducati mechanics handle it.

I've been to Harley dealers all over the state and surrounding states. I can honestly say this is…read morethe best I've been to. Top notch top to bottom. JR took the time and had the patience to make sure I walked out of there with what I wanted. JR along with the entire staff went above and beyond for me and it was noticed and greatly appreciated. This isn't even my home/local Harley dealer but I will gladly ride out of my way to make sure only they get my business. I won't go anywhere else. Thank you to everyone at Thunder Road Harley Davidson.

Damn fine place. I…read moredrove out here from Roanoke due to their good selection to try out a few bikes. The place was completely unassuming from the outside, looking almost like a warehouse with a window and door put in but when i stepped in the place looked great. The bikes were displayed nicely, the people were friendly, and to sum it up it had an attractive interior. They pulled out three bikes for me to try with almost no wait (due to the normal paperwork, and printed temp. registration and all that business) gave me no time limit, and set out. The strip that they're on makes for great test rides: straightaways, parking lots and neighborhoods for you to whip around trying the bikes at different speeds and maneuvering techniques. They worked with my kindly, honestly, and quickly on my old bike trade in (it's the limited blue 1200 nightster they now have if you're looking for a beast of a bike) and my new 2014 vrod muscle (even more beastly). They all went the extra mile, whether it was grabbing me water or offering to let me charge my phone. But what really got me, they gave me a little parting gift of a t-shirt that was a lifesaver of a makeshift facemask when I hit pouring rain on my 1.5 hour ride back. Great place, great people, great product, I'll be visiting soon.