Cycle Dragon

I’ve been riding motorcycles since 1977. My personal preference is for American motorcycles. I’ve also worked for a motorcycle dealership, and wrench my own bikes whenever possible. So, I know my way around a shop, and what expect in terms of a good overall experience with a dealership and shop. I’ve been doing business with Cycle Dragon before they moved to this location from Signal Hill, and there’s a very good reason for that, they all ride, they all understand the passion, and they definitely understand that to have a motorcycle dealership goes far beyond just having motorcycles and a few after-​market accessories for sale.
The best place to start in this case is walking through the door for the first time. The sales staff knows and understands that there are all levels of riders that range from just starting out to been riding for decades, and they come in all sizes. So while selling a monstrous touring-​class or advanced super-​bike would cut a great commission, it would also be either totally unridable or, worse, a death warrant for the purchaser. Instead, the staff gets to know you first– what’s your riding experience, where your comfort zones are, what type of riding you do or intend to do– all the vitally important aspects in what makes for fitting you with the correct motorcycle, even taking the prospective motorcycle out for a test ride.
So now you’ve had your scoot for a while, and it’s now time to bring it in for servicing. Tim, the head mechanic goes above and beyond just simply writing up an order and collecting your phone number. Just like his sales counterpart, he’ll take the time to get to know you, how much riding have you been doing, where have you been riding, any unexpected noises, hindrances, or performance concerns that you may have. He’ll take the time to address everything, what needs to be done, and why. And if something is going to take longer than expected, or if an unexpected problem arises, he’ll be in contact with you, keeping you up to date on everything.
It should also be mentioned here that the entire staff does know the motorcycles they sell and service inside and out, which is important when it comes to the next part of the shop– aftermarket and performance accessories. Whether you want to get more performance, customization to make your ride stand out from the pack, or simply make it better, Cycle Dragon will work with you and walk with you through the entire process. And if you require something simple as a pair of riding gloves, or in need of a full set of armor, they’ll have it, or will be able to get it for you at a reasonable cost.
As previously mention, the staff of Cycle Dragon takes the time to get to know you. To them, you are more than just a customer. You are their neighbors, friends, and even, dare I say, family. So it’s not surprising to find them sponsoring various motorcycle events, or putting on their own– which is quite important when want to let people know you know und understand that motorcyclists have their own lifestyle, culture and way of life.
Cycle Dragon, for me, is quite out of the way in their location– really out-​of-​the way. However, given the high level of service, support, and general treatment I’ve received each and every time I walk through the front door, I won’t take my Victory and Hyosung bike anywhere else.

Love these guys! They do a great job and really look after my baby — I mean bike ;-)