Great place. Super nice and knowledgeable. No pressure sales, just enthusiasm and helpfulness for…read morean excited 16 year old buying their first big toy with money from their new job. Bonus content-they have a race track to play and a work area to tinker. It's a RC lovers paradise.

Was in Indy and randomly decided to stop here to see what they had. A good change from the usual…read morespots and what's online. Interesting place, for sure. There's a carpet track front and center. There's an okay selection of parts, trucks, and various other related things. They are very clearly a Traxxas dealer, and they had all the models Traxxas makes. A good chunk of Traxxas parts and accessories, too. So, if you run Traxxas you'd be all set. Kid working was nice enough, but when I asked about non-Traxxas stuff he seemed out of his element. Is what it is. They had everything I wanted (a black Bronco Trx4m and some paint) so I left a happy customer.

Had a fabulous experience at Lucas Oil. I went there for the DCI championships and was very…read moreimpressed by it and the way Indy has incorporated its downtown to Lucas. The staff was friendly. The facility was beautiful and well maintained. Very easy to walk around. I stayed at the JW Marriott which is less than a mile, so I walked through the convention center to get between stadium and hotel, so unfortunately I cannot say anything about parking.

A piece of crap stadium with not enough bathrooms. For the…read moreNCAA tournament there was literally 100 person deep lines at EVERY men's bathroom. While ever women's bathroom was vacant. And the most idiotic thing- there's more women bathrooms than men's. Top it off with overpriced concessions and horrible concourses that are hard to navigate. Indy is pitiful

Hello Elasta QP, I…read morewas having an awful time finding an actual moisturizer that worked for my daughter's mixed race hair and then I found Elasta QP Olive Oil and mango butter moisturizer and I just loved it! This moisturizer made my daughter's hair so soft and manageable that I started using it on my hair! I loved it even more on my hair! I was buying this product off of Amazon because the pricing was OK and it's hard for me to go shopping these days because of a painful injury to my low back. Then one day this product was gone, not on Amazon or any where else just gone with nothing new and improved just GONE! Elasta QP why in the world would you discontinue a superior product like Elasta QP moisturizer with no replacement? Now I'm stuck using products that don't even come to the quality I'm used to after using Elasta QP moisturizer! And please don't tell my a lie about how it wasn't selling because every where I looked and I mean every where this moisturizer is gone! Please respond and let me know you're bringing this superior product back! Who ever is in charge please bring the Elasta QP Olive Oil and Mango Butter moisturizer back it has a lot of fans and I and my daughter are two of them.

What happened to the feels like silt controlling gel product?? Everyone in town said that was the…read morebest seller yet it looks like it was taken off the market, did something else replace it?? Bring it back please!!!

This review is harsh. I'm sorry, but my experience was not very good. To give my review credibility…read moreso that you do not dismiss my review as a gripe session. I have been to 98 different race tracks and have experience driving, watching, and being a member of media. Let me start with the positive. They kept the program moving with no dead time between races. Of the tracks I have been to, this was one of the dustiest dirt tracks ever I have been to. Watering the track and tamping it down before the main feature did not help. From the fourth turn, I could not see the cars in the first turn. Fans took cover on every lap. I am used to getting dusted, but this was terrible. I had a beer, and in a few laps, I had to blow off the dust. Dust raised over the front wall like breakers at the beach. Walking under the main grandstands, you could see the dust pattern that formed through the slots in the seating. I remind you, I have been to many dirt tracks, but his was not pleasant. Concessions were not good. My friend is a Hoosier native, he ordered a tenderloin and rated it as poor. I wanted a Salisbury steak, and while on the menu, it was not available. Neither were the premium beers. My pretzel was tasteless and basically bread. Ick. Exiting the track after the main event was a joke. Only one gate was open for fans to exit. It was three feet wide, and crowds formed pushing and shoving their way through the eye of the needle. Local, frequent fans may disagree with me out of familiarity. Folks, if this is you, go see other tracks and learn how the right way is to run a dirt track. You can choose to blow me off as a grumpy old man, but think through what I said and make your own decisions. There are better run events elsewhere.

From the owner: Indy's Best Dirt track we run several classes with 26 events for the season with USAC Sprint Cars…read moreMidwest Thunder Sprints, Steel Block Sprints, LUCAS Oil Late models Modifieds, Crate Cars, Crown Vics, Hornets, Grub Getters. We also have some Great food choices Smoked pork chops, Fried bologna Sandwich, tenderloins, Walking Tacos, Salads, Milkshakes, Fresh Baked Cookies, Pizza and so much more!!

Last night, we drove from St. Louis to Indianapolis for the Garth Brooks concert at Gainbridge…read moreFieldhouse, and overall, I really enjoyed the arena and the experience. One of the biggest bonuses was the location. It was an easy walk from our hotel, and if the weather is warm, you can actually walk through the convention center, which is air-conditioned. That was a huge plus! There were also plenty of bars and restaurants along the way, so you have lots of options if you want to grab dinner or drinks before the event. As soon as we arrived, there were Fever signs and decorations everywhere. My girls are huge Indiana Fever fans, so of course I had to take approximately a million pictures for them! Even though Gainbridge is home to the Fever, I really appreciated that they didn't make the arena feel like it was only about the home team. There were plenty of photo opportunities and decorations specifically for the Garth Brooks concert, along with promotions for upcoming events featuring other artists and teams. It made the arena feel very welcoming to everyone, regardless of what brought you there. Every staff member we encountered, from the people outside to those inside the arena, was incredibly friendly and helpful. And they have a Chick-fil-A inside, which is always a win in my book! Our seats were up in the 200 level, which is definitely getting into nosebleed territory. The stairs were extremely steep, there wasn't a ton of legroom, and as a larger person, the seats felt a little tight. Once we got up there, though, we basically decided we weren't leaving until the concert was over because getting back up and down those stairs was an adventure! Thankfully, the concert itself was fantastic, so we didn't mind staying put. One of my favorite little details was the staff name tags. Under their name, they had the word "Drafted" along with the year they started working at the arena. I thought that was such a fun and unique connection to the team and a really clever way to make the staff feel like part of the organization. Overall, I really liked Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The location was convenient, the staff was fantastic, there were plenty of places to eat nearby, and I loved how they incorporated both the Fever and the Garth Brooks event throughout the arena. My only real complaint was the seating in the 200 level--especially the steep stairs, limited legroom, and tight seats. But the concert was amazing, the atmosphere was great, and we had an awesome night. I'd definitely come back to Gainbridge Fieldhouse; next time, though, I might try to get seats a little closer to the action!

Went to the fever game as an aces fan…read more It felt unsafe. It also felt like one of them rallies where the guys wear hoods... Anytime the golden child missed or got called for a foul it felt like 1953 in this place. I left before the crazy aces win bc I was really uncomfortable.

The CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Half Marathon became my excuse to return to Indianapolis…read moreIndiana in the fall. As part of the CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon, the Half Marathon in my opinion is the perfect option if you do not have the desire to run the Marathon which I did not have after having ran Bank of America Chicago Marathon last month. I have always had an interest in running this event, being that I have family that lives in the city of Indianapolis. And other than that, running it gives me the chance to explore the city the best way I know how in the form of running. For the Monumental Health & Fitness Expo and Packet Pickup, we were required to pick up our bib number and t-shirt from the Indiana Convention Center. Though it isn't as big as Chicago Marathon Health & Fitness Expo and Packet Pickup, it has just enough vendors that will keep you there on-site looking around and purchasing, tehehe. The Health & Fitness Expo and Packet Pickup gave me the chance to explore run events that will capture my interest to travel around America. Most of the run events I picked up brochures for were in surrounding states ranging from Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, and Missouri. Some of the events I have participated in before and some I have had an interest in for years now. With this being my first year participating in CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Half Marathon, I had to navigate to get to the start, but once I got near the starting line, the signage further guided me. I was part of wave D, but I did not complain because I knew once the run started I would weave my way through the congestion of runners to obtain my actual pace and eventually finishing time. The run course was relatively flat, with an incline feel at times. The battle I dealt with mentally was telling myself to keep my pace underneath a 9:30-minute mile pace, even with an uneasy feeling in my right hamstring which was likely due to my bike ride the previous evening. My legs felt tired around mile 8, but I was able to keep my pace in check and not fall beyond a 9:00-minute mile pace. I had to remind myself to be patient and take it mile by mile because I will eventually get to that finish line at some point. In spite of my mental and physical struggles, I felt grateful to be part of this growing event which was established by Carlton Ray in 2008. Along the course, each mile was accurately marked and there were hydration stations featuring just water given by volunteers. The volunteers working those hydration stations were supportive of all runners. And I cannot remember any portion of the run course that did not have any spectators on it, even if it were just one or two spectators. Highlights for me along the course were running through downtown Indianapolis, seeing Lucas Oil Stadium, and running through the classy neighborhoods of Indianapolis which had spectators cheering us on along the course. I always love running through the neighborhoods during events because it allows me to see the character of the individuals that live in that particular area. As for the swag, the Indianapolis Monumental Half Marathon t-shirt was red, with the event name written in the center along with the logo of the event. After completing the run, I was given a cute beanie along with my finishers medal which I kissed after it was draped over my head by the volunteer. The finishers medal featured the CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Half Marathon on it, with the city's skyline below. I am so grateful to add yet another finishers medal to my run medal collection, a collection that goes back to 2007 when I initially started running. With my Garmin 235 GPS watch on my wrist, sparkle in my eye underneath my sunglasses, camouflage leggings by Nike on, I took on this half marathon.... and conquered it! Yes, I would surely consider running the CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Half Marathon again because it is yet another excuse to revisit Indianapolis, plus my mother and sister would love me being in town for it. ~Gonna run 'til I don't jiggle. ~ Thomas G

This was my first year doing the Indianapolis Half Marathon, but my 20th Half, and this race is…read morelikely to be a keeper in my annual rotation of races! It is a beautiful course winding through Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park, and most of the course is in the shade which was excellent given the sunny unseasonably warm day we had for the race this past weekend. The short sunny stretches emphasized this point! There are very few portions of the course that are in roads with traffic, and parts are even on a no-vehicles paved trail through the park. The course is a little hilly for those of us who have been training on totally flat terrain (for locals I'm talking about the Monon...). Let's just say if you've been doing no hill work, and maybe take the first few a little too ambitiously fast, you might be walking up some of those hills in the last miles of the course... The course was incredibly well marked, and support was great. Water stops were every 2 miles for much of the course and every mile near the end. Gatorade at every stop was much appreciated given the warm temperature. Volunteers were wonderful! The park restrooms were plentiful and open during the race giving a nice non-port-o-pot option for restroom needs along the course. The wave start was great. Just spacing groups out by 30 seconds helped a great deal! We had no bottlenecks anywhere along the course. This is also a relatively small race with only around 1600 finishers which was enough that no one ended up running alone, but small enough to avoid bottlenecks and general chaos. The post race cookout was a nice touch. A freshly cooked burger really hit the spot after crossing the finish line and chilling for a bit. Parking was easy and not far from the start/finish. Packet pick up was also quick and easy. No, there isn't entertainment along the course or cheering crowds, but there is a lot to be said for a smaller, very well organized, lower key race in a pretty setting. The medals are pretty nice too and mine is adding some much appreciated color variety to my collection!

I have nothing but good things to say about this place!! They helped my husband find his perfect…read morebike. He's had it for about 2 months and already has over 1000 miles on it. We'll be back to buy our son's dirt bike.

I bought a quad back in 2022 and knew then the customer service was sub-par and the experience…read morepoor. Today, I stopped in with the intent on purchasing at least one enduro, dual sport bike. I wondered the store for 45 minutes or so and was never asked if I needed help or if I had questions. I got a good morning from a guy I think worked there, but no one else. I think the current staff needs to find other non service minded employment because they sure do not seem happy. Take a look at the other reviews and find another dealer that might appreciate the customer base........TERRIBLE!

Beyond Monumental holds events centered around running every year…read more The event I attended was the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon. I first heard about this event through my friends who ran the marathon a couple of years ago (WOW!) This was their first marathon, both avid half marathon participants, and they both crossed that finish line! The medals for the half and full marathon have a letter each year that spells out "INDY" if you complete four years. This year, I joined them for a 5K. Just a tip: the medal for 5K is different from the half and full marathon and does not come with a letter. The event was well put together, especially considering it was my first big running event since pre-2020. My friends did say that the sponsors were a lot smaller and the pre-race packet pick up event was a lot less energetic compared to years before but that might just be the effects of the pandemic. Overall, would recommend for all you runners out there! Especially if you like the challenge of running all four years to complete the INDY medals. Also, the beanies they give out are SO CUTE and are colored depending on the race you run.

For some reason, the Monumental Marathon is marked permanently closed...I put in a note to say it…read morewas on again in 2021, but it was never re-activated on Yelp, so I'm adding a new review here. I've run the Monumental half every year since 2011 with the exception of 2020 when it was canceled due to Covid. It is consistently a favorite of mine because it is so well organized and the course goes through so many interesting parts of downtown and the northside. Distraction with good scenery helps me, as does the energy of the residents in the neighborhoods we run through. It's a great course for serious, fast runners and more fitness "trotters" like me. One other cool element is that in the last 3 miles the half and full courses rejoin so the fast marathoners are in the lane next to us slow half marathoners. These elite runners are amazing and the contrast is entertaining. A friend commented that we were all dressed like Christmas carolers in hats, gloves, tights, jackets, etc and these folks were gliding along gazelle-like in shorts and tanks. The weather can be dicey the first Saturday of November, but usually it's cold at the start but warn enough to lose some extra layers as the race progresses.