I’m a new rider. Took the MSF class and got endorsed. I’ve done a lot of research over the years on motorcycles and finally pulled the trigger to start this new skill. I worked with Anderson to start finding the first bike for me. I could immediately sense his passion and knowledge for the sport. Came down to my level to help me understand his recommendations for bike choice. He was real with me and didn’t try to push me into something way out of my skill range.
Making the final choice to get the sport touring ninja 400 felt natural after he showed it to me. Purchase process was friendly and fast. Took ~30min for initial paperwork and finance application. Then was accommodating to let me finish the paperwork and pick the bike up the next day. It was pouring rain the first day! Anyway it’s beautiful today when I picked it up. Was about 45min to finalize paperwork and get a vehicle rundown. I was impressed by their commitment to continued support even after I rode off the lot. Would recommend buying from here 10/10.

As a new rider, I came to Dreyer, not knowing what to expect. I decided to buy a small motorcycle, and try to learn to ride on my own. I was pleasantly surprised to discover they offer training on site! I ended buying the bike last May and taking the training in June. The instructors were a little tough, but I understood they had my best interests at heart. I learned a lot, and passed the class.
Anyway, I had a great experience at Dreyers. I bought my bike, and the parts department helped me with accessorizing it. I have no complaints, and in fact, I would recommend Dreyers to everyone!

I have taken the course for beginner motorcycle riders from Dryer Motorsports.
Having only one riding experience, basically no experience .
I was led to believe this course was for beginners with little or no riding experience.
A friend and I both decided to take the course(both of us female) we were the only 2 women in the class. We are small size females. 
All others were men( who already had years riding experience, only 2 or 3 people in the class had no riding experience,total of people 12..  and they were as uncomfortable and upset.
It was a very uncomfortable environment, we were told in our first day (3 days course) " I don't think your going to make it just because rides will be harder and they wanted
us come back and enjoy next class" in few months. (Not unerstood what difference that can make if we come back in few months or year).
They try to scare us away from bike riding. Because they worried about the safety... and we , I guess, don't know how to be safe.
As I previously stated "course for beginners with little or no experience", one of the instructors was very impatient... but both coaches has excellent experience riding motorcycle.
Maybe they want to see a students with experience too.
But the person who signed us up for class told us that we would be fine as first time riders and also she said class much smaller than 12 people ( men who watching you and discussing your riding after), and bikes will provide right size .. we hope this class will be good start but not just a prep course for the test to get  license with a lot other people who know how to ride already, 
if it is indeed a course for beginners it should be precisely that
A course for beginners.
Women or men, be careful before you take this course or find the time, bike and ride before you attend to this basic rider training course.
Hope you will not make mistake like we did to signed up for class of beginners and get a lot of stress and uncomfortable feelings. But don't give up if you start. Good luck!

I call for an oil filter ( part #CH6002) for my bike and was out on hold for 15.23 minutes... Once the guy came back to tell me they did not have the filter. I had to encourage him to cross the part and see if they could find it in another brand.. WOW!!!! It was like he had no care in the world and I was a bother... I don't recommend Dryer to anyone....

Don't have your tires changed there. Over charge, slow service writers, and they are never wrong.

I just bought my new ride from Dreyer, and it is sweet. My Hyabusa is even better than I expected. I was happy with the deal I got. I shopped around, and I'm sure I got the best deal in town. But what impressed me the most was how I got treated after the sale.



Some dealers don't care about you after you bought the bike, but not Dreyers. Only a few days later, I had a problem with the brakes. The next morning I brought it in, expecting I'd have to wait for several days to get my bike back. But they fixed it while I waited. Then I got another surprise when they told me how much my bill was - nothing! It was all covered under warranty.



If you want a bike, go to Dreyers - the best shop in town. And as far as I'm concerned, the only shop in town!

Just bought my new Yamaha at Dreyer's, and wow am I impressed. Even though I bought it new, it was cheaper than several used ones i found on craigslist and the trader. Being new in town, I wasn't sure where to go... But I found a new home at Dreyers! It wasn't just the good deal, it was also the customer service. They took the time to answer all my questions, and took really good care of me. It seems like they have some good events too. I'm looking forward to the Pop Dreyer ride later this month.-

I've been a customer of Dreyers for several years now. Although there are other dealerships in town, I stay loyal to them because of their superior customer service. It doesn't matter if it's the sales department, parts department, or service dept. Wherever I go, I get treated very well. They always recognize me and give me a friendly greeting. If I ever have a problem, which is rare, a manager steps in and takes care of it.

I bought my bike at Dreyer Motorsports. Their selection of new and used was much larger than any other dealership I visited, plus they have all four brands (Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, and Honda). As a new lady rider, I was treated respectfully by all the staff. I worked with the sales staff, then with parts and service, who helped me with getting all my accessories installed. I was pleased with the price too. I shopped around, and Dreyers was cheaper than Flatout or Westfield. Thanks Dreyers for the great deal!

if you have a bike more than ten years old, find someplace else. they won't even touch it except for an oil change.