A new powersports dealership in Victorville is throwing open its doors for an all-day celebration on Nov. 14, complete with a motorcycle giveaway, a beer garden and a daredevil stunt team riding inside a steel sphere. Del Amo Motorsports of Victorville, which opened earlier this year, will host a grand opening and ribbon-cutting event from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. that day.
The festivities are set to include live music, food vendors and a beer garden, according to the Victorville Daily Press. Organizers also plan raffles, giveaways and door prizes throughout the day, giving visitors plenty of chances to walk away with something besides a new set of tires.
Motorcycle Giveaway and a Globe of Death
The headline attractions are a motorcycle giveaway and a performance of the Globe of Death, a motorcycle stunt show in which riders loop inside a spherical steel cage at speed. The dealership will also roll out parts and vehicle specials for the occasion, the Daily Press report notes. The event schedule and activities were laid out by company officials, per the same account.
From Furniture Showroom to Powersports Hub
The dealership occupies a building with a very different retail history. The project called for converting an approximately 89,000-square-foot structure into a powersports dealership offering sales and service, according to VVNG. That building had previously housed Howard's Furniture, which closed in February 2024, VVNG reported.
Getting to this point required a sign-off from city planners. On May 14, 2025, Victorville's Planning Commission recommended approval of land-use changes, a Conditional Use Permit and an environmental exemption for the project, though final approval rested with the Victorville City Council, per VVNG. City documents reviewed at the time indicated the dealership's traffic impacts were expected to be comparable to or lower than those generated by the building's previous use as a furniture retailer.
With the doors already open and a grand opening now on the calendar, Victorville riders have a date to look forward to: Nov. 14, starting at 10 a.m.
