Helpful staff, quality products - staff helped me with getting a new specialized helmet, didn't…read morecatch his name but he was really nice!! Would come back here to get a new bike :)

My husband has redone a few Schwinn bikes for our kids throughout the years and he always went to…read moreIncycle to put the bike back together once the parts were rechromed or painted and paid $50-$75. Today he went and they quoted him $219 for the same service. What a rip off....almost 200% increase. Of course he didn't leave the bike to be done here. If your looking for fair prices, look somewhere else where you won't be gouged on price for just labor.

Best experience ever! I love that you get a private riding experience and not with a group. They…read moreare soooo nice and make you feel comfortable. I'm an inexperienced riding and Oscar made me feel comfortable and in control of the horse ! They are super cool and chill afterwards they invited us to chill with them and treated us like family like we've known each other forever!! Love this will be going back!!!

Love the experience highly recommend Excellent staff really…read morefriendly and easy to book

I have been doing business with Sunset graphics since 1999. Their work is always impeccable and…read morealways with the customer ordered. Their attention to detail a second to none. I do not reside in the city of Corona I live north in another city, but I would highly recommend them for all your needs embroidery silk screen hats shirts they have it all!

Ordered bachelorette shirts with this company and it was so fun! Was able to create our shirts just…read morethe way we wanted and they staff was veryyy helpful!

Great shop, Chris does amazing work at reasonable prices, had different water craft here over the…read moreyears, always happy, never a disappointment.

Watercraft Magic did a great job fixing my SeaDoo GTI…read more I let my GTI sit for a couple of years and it wouldn't start. I got a new battery from Watercraft Magic and got it started but It ran like crap. I took the GTI down to the shop. Chris tuned the motor, serviced the pump and test rode it. The GTI runs great now. Thanks Chris

Let me tell you something. I've had the great opportunity to race in marathons, half-marathons, 5 &…read more10 K's. I will have to say, this was more fun than those because of the obstacles and mud. I was very fortunate this was only a 5K. I'm paying for it at my age ;o) Lets talk about the obstacles. Right out of the gate your first mud pit, cold and muddy. I gained about 5 pounds of weight in each foot after that first obstacle. The hurdle of hay and cargo climb were easy. When I ran through the tires I saw a gall take a tumble, watch those ankles. Next was the wall climb which was not much of a wall. I made sure to speed up before the tunnels so I wouldn't be stuck behind people. After the tunnel crawl was the monkey bars and my first water station, thank goodness. After my monkey adventures was the plastic barriers. This was cool because staff was hosing us down with water. I hope that wasn't reclaimed water, yuck! Swinging from the ropes and doing the sludge crawl was a cinch. What really scared me was the balance planks. With my weak ankles and bad knees, I slowly walked this obstacle. Towards the finish line we go. The over under was a piece of mud cake and the grand finish was the last mud pit with were people, including myself, went swimming under the strings. Over the hill and a nice roll down, thank goodness I was done. At the end was a Mach One Tag around my neck and a B line towards the portable showers. The showers on wheels are the BOMB! Wash away all the filth. City and volunteer staff did a great job at this event. I can't wait until next year to do it once again. My finishing time was 31:47 and I ranked 94 out of 1128 participants. I'm happy I survived and I can't wait break 30 minutes next time.

I didn't think I would have so much fun getting dirty 'cause I am usually NOT down to get dirty…read more Bob encouraged me to sign up for this race with the disclaimer/rumor that some guy broke his foot last year, and I spent the last month trying to tone my body so I wouldn't injure myself, drag down Bob's race pace, or shame my own time (*see stats). I see I just need to shave off six minutes to be female numero uno! +Location: Corona air field, CA. So far from anywhere I would normally be; I spent two hours driving here from Lancaster and one hour driving to Long Beach afterwards. +Registration ($55 individual): Register online and pick up your bibs beforehand or sometime on race day. No line, practically. Registration fee included a gray "Filthy & Fit" (thank goodness it's not the embarrassing "I like getting dirty" shirt) and a nifty finisher medal with wings. +Parking ($5): Gates open at 7am. The lot directly across from the event filled up around 7:35am. There is additional parking a short walk away, but the walk is miserable after the race 'cause it's so cold! +Bag drop (free): Quick and efficient; they've got a great system going on with hanging bags on the fence by bib number. I'd recommend storing flip flops and a towel. +Waves: First wave at 8am, then every 15 minutes. The waves aren't set in stone, so we and some other adventurers snuck into the 8:15am wave. It's best to be in the earlier waves so the obstacles aren't as mud-coated. Course: Plenty of water stations around the course! 1. Mud Pit: Within a minute of running out from the start you get wet and muddy - more wet than muddy, for which you probably want to poke holes through your shoes so they can drain better. 2. Over Under Mud Pit: If there aren't a million people rocking the mud waters, go under if you can avoid getting your face muddy. I tried to go over a cylinder that was clearly too tall and slippery and fell face first into the mud water. 3. Fishing Net: It's a small net for climbing up on one side and going down on the other. 4. K-Rail Hurdles: I got up on one side, sat on top for a second and jumped down on the other. Bob freaking leaped over these like a ninja. 5. Monkey Bars: The hardest obstacle in this run: I apparently don't know how to monkey bar! 6. Everest Ramp: It's like a skateboard ramp with a rope to pull yourself up to the platform. I was scared mindless I was going to fall backwards cause I couldn't get on the platform! Then you can slide down a pole or climb down a ladder. I lagged everybody's race time by going down the ladder. 7. Spider Web: Avoid crawling by pushing the strings down to step over them. 8. Wall Climb: Wooden beams that you go up 20 feet or so and come down 20 feet or so. 9. Tires: You would do better to walk through these. My shoe got caught on almost all the blasted tires. 10. Cargo Net Climb: The net was huge! Each hole was big enough for me to fall through and crash and burn. This obstacle was okay climbing up but while going down there were multiple annoyingly wobbly people going up who were wobbling the net on my side. 11. Tunnels/Mud Pit: I made the mistake of trying to go feet first with the intention of sliding through. I got nowhere. 12. Slide/Mud Pit: If you have trouble walking through the mud, try crawling. I was having a fantastically great time crawling at the same pace Bob was trying to walk through the sludge. The last pit had painful rocks on the bottom so we had to walk instead of crawl. +Wash off and Foam zone: Rinse off your shoes and socks with the high powered water hoses and jump into the glass truck to get hosed down with scented foam soap and warm water! Samples of the peppermint soap got to come home with us. There wasn't an actual shower area or a changing area this year :( +Festivities: Bob and I got massages and some bomb food (Piggy fries and piggy sliders!) at the Bacon Mania truck. A portion of the proceeds from the run will go towards the Corona Pilot's Association at the Corona Municipal Airport to improve airport property, facilities, and operations. Other than banged up knees from crawling, blisters from muddy shoes and some soreness the next day, this is a fantastic event I would run again next year! *Stats (that probably shouldn't be so proudly posted) Overall: 114 out of 630 Women: 23 out of 323 F 20-24: 12 out of 47 Finish: 43:32 Pace: 12:27

After driving by this place many times, I finally stopped in. It was about 2:30pm and the place was…read moreempty (Which I liked), the owner (Ronald) approached and greeted me. I had a few questions about the services he offers. I have a 5 year old who's currently in a pony league, wanted to ensure the machines will pitch slow enough for his level (They pitch from 20 to 65 mph). We made an appointment for that evening in cage two. We showed up about 5 minutes early (5:25pm) and what a 180 (This place was filled up with little leaguers) from earlier in the day. We ended up taking the 30 minute deal for $18. I noticed my little guy had a great time/experience. We'll be returning...Every cage has different prices, due to the different features they each have (total of 4 cages). For the most part, this place is kept clean. I always recommend enhancing your child(s) sports skills on top of regular practices. Cleats aren't permitted inside...

Absolutely would not recommend. I booked and prepaid for a one hour batting and fielding lesson for…read moremy son. Received a few confirmation emails and texts to confirm my appointment. I showed up before the scheduled time and nobody was there. Waited, called, texted. Nothing. Their voicemail wasn't even accepting messages. I am working with my bank to get my money since nobody answers the phone. Such a disappointing experience.

If you know you know. Best company. Best reel. Best service . Guaranteed to catch a fish if you use…read morethis reel.

Amazing fast service!! took my reel in. the reel clap screw had broke into to housing of the reel…read more they took care of it in no time. that's why I buy Accurate !! thanks guys

Super friendly service, welcoming and informative. Right next to Molly's souper this home base for…read moreelectric bike rentals has plenty to offer. Bikes with trailer, car seats or child bench seat, single or dual seating. Rate per hour is $25 or the super deal of four hours for $50. The bike trail is literally on the sidewalk of this shop. A frame signage, you can't miss it. Perfect for a day around town. Only open on weekends.

Easy pickup and drop off. Multiple bikes to choose from. I needed a bike to carry my kids around…read moreon our camping trip. Jay was easy going and willing to work with me on pickup and return times. I will definitely be coming back when I am in need of another electric bike ride for the family.