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One time I went up there myself with my bike in the truck, curious to see if I could pay for a membership and ride, and the guy running it was pretty short with me and basically told me to scram before I could explain myself. I’m guessing he had quite a few people ride back there without permission, probably thought I was doing the same, so I can’t blame how he was acting. But after Barbara at TNT one time threatened to charge my friends with theft for riding one of the tracks without paying, there was no way I’d ever let some shit like that happen again. (Posted about that in the recent thread about TNT, funny story.)
If you guys can get something figured out there, let me know, I’d love to hit it up again.
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The people that run Cathys Creek now run Iron City too
We bought a 3 year old 3000 sq ft house for $4k more than we sold our 1800 sq ft town house for back in MD.
I live in the Hemby Bridge area, my Step Daughter goes to Porter Ridge High School. Where did you live around here? When did you move? I'm only 33 years old we quite possibly have passed each other riding back in the day.
I appreciate both areas for different reasons... NC has better XC mtb trails, mx tracks have more elevation, but its not sunny & 75 everyday like socal... MY traffic in CA was better than NC however I rode a bicycle or motorcycle everyday there. In NC I ride a motorcycle or truck everyday, not safe on a bicycle to commute and too far.
I grew up in Thomasville and my parents still live there. The Kawasaki shop I'm talking about turned into a boat place about 10 years ago, then back into a motorcycle shop called "Cycle Stuff" for a little bit before going back to boats for a bit. I moved to N Wilkesboro for a while and eventually to WV for my job, but have driven past there a few times when I come to visit my parents. I was down last weekend and drove past there. Looked like it had became one of those "Sweepstakes" places but closed and the building is for sale.
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I am headed to all 3 cities in a few weeks and it is assuring to know that wilmington has enough possibilites within a 2 hour drive because i think that is where i will most like to live,
I really appreciate all the responses.
Thanks again,
Rob
Did he give you my number? Going out there tomorrow
Back on topic: I’ll give another recommendation for Battery Park. Great place with a good bit of variety (Moto and woods, both tight and open) I know the OP said they weren’t really into woods but it’s good practice even if you don’t race off-road... and who knows, may learn to love it!
Raleigh-Durham, NC (January 9, 2018) – North Carolina Motorsports Park announced the inaugural “Carolina Motofest,” set to take place on Labor Day weekend. This AMA- sanctioned event, held from Friday, August 31 – Monday, September 3, will set a new standard for fun racing. Carolina MotoFest will be the only event in the U.S. to feature Grand Prix motocross, Sprint Enduro, and EnduroCross* in an exciting three-day weekend.
“Let’s see who is the best at MotoFest,” said Mark Czysz, owner of North Carolina Motorsports Park (NCMP). The event will allow competitors to test their skills in three disciplines of off-road racing. Riders can compete in anywhere from one to all three of the events; however, only one Grand Champion will be crowned that is successful in all three types of racing.
“We took all of our experience with EnduroCross, Extreme Enduro, Grand Prix motocross, amateur motocross and motorsports festivals to create an event that will bring an exceptional level of fun to amateur racers. We also believe it will provide an unmatched challenge for the top Pro racers in the country,” said Tom Zielinski, co- creator of the Carolina MotoFest.
In addition to three great days of racing and nightly entertainment, Carolina MotoFest will hold a riding school on Friday, August 31. Sign up early to take advantage of learning from some of the greatest off-road and motocross athletes in the country. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Carolina MotoFest was built around the premise that motorcycle racers are ready to try something new. This event is the unique approach that many racers have been looking for, as it connects off-road and motocross communities with an event that everyone can enjoy. “The event encompasses competition and entertainment for all. We’re focused on providing a family atmosphere. There will be a variety of racing classes, nightly bands, and everything in between,” stated Mark Czysz.
North Carolina Motorsports Park has been a regional hot spot for more than a decade, hosting such prestigious events as Loretta Lynn Amateur Qualifiers. NCMP will be pulling out all of the stops for the Carolina MotoFest, constructing a special EnduroCross course, two-plus mile Grand Prix track, and one-of-a-kind Spring Enduro course.
Throughout the weekend there will be opportunities to support Destry Abbott’s DA8 Strong foundation and pick up DA8 Strong swag. Look for details on classes, how to sign up, camping, and other exciting additions at www.ncmp.net in the coming weeks.
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