I think youre the only one that has posted that doesnt sound like a cheap ***. haha!

Realistically, if I had a good local spot that I could pay a monthly fee and could stunt at a couple times a week without ever worrying about cops and be 100% legal, I would do it as well.

25K a month at say a monthly pass of $100 for a couple days a week would = 250 stunters. Do you have 250 stunters in your area?

Another idea would be to sell food as well. You could also hold private lessons as well for a respectful price.

Just some ideas.

 

plus on top of the 25,000 you're looking at some crazy insurance costs and stuff to get a business going.

 

i big *** chunk of land straight concrete with a bar on site would be MONEY IN THE BANK NO QUESTIONS ASKED!!!!

 

+1

 

why cant you keep his name out yo mouth. **** the haters on here

 

hahahaha

 

I had to read this 3x before I understood what you were saylng

 

 

Neal, we should impose your face over the kettle in that macro.

 

yeah i tried to explain my point but it came out everywhere

 

Here in NM no worries... I once saw 2 feet of snow that lasted for a week. must have been almost 10 years ago. sorry guys.
But my 2 cents says, why not a lot w/ a roof? maybe drift barriers to keep the snow from blowing in too much. I can't even guess at the logistics of it but I'd think that would be much chea... I mean more cost effective.

 

thats what i was trying to say

 

the lot with no roof is a possibility I have 5 acres of land behind my parents house which is just a flat field but I really wanted to ride year round

 

Because when its only 10 degrees out you can only ride for a few minutes before you can't feel half your body

 

that's really just not cost effective.. there's no way you can cover that lease...

 

who would want to ride indoors if its nice out. it might be a good idea for the northern states during the winter but i dont see it happening

 

it would have to be a huggge ******* building too..even when some ridewrs have hit up arenas for shows it seems like they are very limited in what they can do and the amount of space they have to do it in

 

There are no shortages of huge empty buildings in the D. Hell look how big the train station is and a bunch of bums live in it now.

 

just pour a huge lot then build a polebarn over it but seriously your talking sum $$$$$$, just to pour a 50 yard x 50 yard concrete slab which has to be a minum of 4" thich your talking about $50000 easy and if you go blacktop or assfault you will be having to seal and fix it all the time and its not really that much cheaper just my and trust me my bro runs a concrete business and we have looked into it....***** not cheap

 

indoor? i hope you have huge bay doors that u can keep open or an intense exhaust system that can suck all the fumes from the bikes back outside so u dont have dead customers.