ok been kickin around the idea of the indoor stunt park thing with my boss and he thinks it soubds like a good idea. Only problem he's finding is will there be enough interest to pay the bills because we are projecting rent on the building to be 25000 a month. So my question to you guys is who would come and what would you be willing to pay to use it.

Thanks

Travis

 

no one has even successfully made an outdoor riding park.....stunters are constantly broke. i dont see anyway you could foot 25000 a month from stuntriders...maybe if you had some serious advertising sponsors or something but even then i personally dont see a stunt park that charges to ride being realistic at this stage of the game.

 

buy land man dont buy a bilding with land u can jst cement it up and bild a lil shack to hang out in sell drinks & food and charge people chep to get in and ride & still make the paymintsz

 

25g's a month lol. good luck w that

 

rent $25000 a month, screw that buy a damn parkinglot or hell build 1

 

I know it's expensive but an outdoor one isn't that practical in Michigan

 

+1
buy a parking lot in the middle of nowhere
it'd be way cheaper, plus theres probably a lot of shitty regulations regarding that many sportbikes running indoors.
u'd need some serious ventilation

 

neither is 25k, sorry man just doesnt seem realistic

 

With rent projected @ 25000 a month, 300,000 a year I think it would be a better decision to purchase land then pour a slab or pave and build from there. Monthly cost would be a lot less.

 

This says it all

 

Jesse Jacobs has some investors you can talk with I'm sure

 

No different the the indoor motocross tracks

Sadly, 25K a month is reasonable for a manufacturing building (one that would be big enough for indoor stunting). I would look into old warehouses or cross docking stations that the big trucking companies use. With this economy I have seen a lot showing up for lease as trucking compnies go under. These buildings can be pretty big, and the rent is a lot cheaper since they don't have the utilites required to support manufacturing. The downside is that they usually aren't heated, and most of the time they are either on the edge of town or in the middle of nowhere.

 

I agree on the price thing.. I think your better off getting one of those steel ice rink roofs and putting it over a slab that is heated in the winter

just my 2 cents

There's a couple government buildings here in alaska that have Heated side walks.. Believe it or not.. But we do whatever we can to ride in the winter! Im sure if you got a roof over a heated slab.. despite the cold- ppl would come.. on less Negative freezing days!!! **** ppl snowboard?

 

why dont u just pour like everyone sayin and build a shed thingy with no walls because it someone loses there bike there another bill or do like I think its in france when I saw it nice slab with brick walls up with fencing around the top ........but if you want this idea to work get sponsors and do a year fee not a month by month deal and say sign waivers but all in all I can't see it lasting long



But its a rad idea

 

and hell if I remember dont u guys stud ur tires on frozen lakes? so u guys can stunt whenever rain sleet or hail

 

are you ******* retarded imean i love the idea but25,000$ goodluuck we had an indoor sk8park and rent was like1000 and that didnt last long

 

As someone that spent numerous winters riding in 25 degrees I would pay around $50-$75 for a weekend pass (similar to snowboarding), but at that price I wouldn't be doing it every weekend, would also depend on location. Closer to AA or Detroit is would be ideal based on concentration of stunt riders .... If you did something like $250 for December, Januay, February pass that would be feasible also.

 

A few of us do.. I bought a set of ice tires from Ryan S. .But I never had time to mount them and wait to find good intel on a lake that was clear of slow..

Some guys jus dont give a **** and do it on lakes with snow - but i take a little bit better care of my body then those

 

And as someone from the south I would pay to go ride somewhere cooler in the summer about the same as like "resort" kinda deal a few times a summer.

But 25K a month overhead sounds like a poor business decision in my eyes.

 

+1

No way that would get covered. There aren't enough real riders around here to even cover it. Plus if it wasn't setup properly, meaning I don't want squids power wheelieing at me I wouldn't even bother.