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If there was a parking lot that was privately owned, perfect pavement, indoor, heat,ac, lights, & available 24/7, and all you had to do was sign a waiver and pay $20 for the day, woul you go? This question is mostly for the rider in the urban community such as NYC. But id like to hear everyones opinion. Yes, no, how can the idea be improved?
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The waiver wont hold in court unless its a not for profit orginization, thats why 100% of the attempts have failed. You can be sued personally in the state of FL and noone wants the general liability risk. Having a open venue where ppl can show up and ride your going to need insurance, bathrooms, and some sort of open maintenance to keep the grounds safe to ride on. I currently have a private fenced lot with permission we ride, I wanted to make an open stunt park and bukld a bunch of walls jumps. The property has to have the correct zoning, noise will be an issue with other property owners I promise, its been a night mare since day 1 here. You have a certain ammount of spectators you will need permits even on private property not charging entry. Its alot of hoops to jump through, and not something i was gonna risk my personal assets on thats for sure
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if you bought acreage in the middle of no where, paved it and blocked it off; YOU could ride there. beyond that it aint happening lol
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This again?
Somebody post the double face palm pic
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Nah good to know, guys. Keep it coming im getting ideas, me and a partner were thinking bout trying to jump through the hoops ya kno? We just need a lil more info before we hire a lawyer to do the research. But ya i found a spot thats in the middle of no where for sale. 1 acre, itll support about 40-50 bikes max at a time. Put up some lights and a gate thatll take a run away bikes impact.