Hmmm, I guess this is one of those instances where being an introvert is working to my detriment. Gotta go make some friends, at the least I can make a donation to the greater good on your website.

Gotta know someone who feels you need an invite. ;)

Oh snap that’s not far from me...if only I had a bike...

Singlehandedly redeeming Florida’s reputation?

Reminds me of the Thunderdrome event that they used to run at an abandoned velodrome at a park in Detroit...

Here’s their Facebook page

Great stuff. Absolutely the kind of good people stuff I like about motoring. Along with that Poorvette piece.

All this thing is missing is Malcolm Smith. Oh heck, I bet Malcolm is there!

I went offroading with a 2000 Road King I got from my uncle. It was a blast in the flats, scary in the turns, satisfying uphill and rolled down a cliff and almost took me with it. Never even got to take pictures!

This is totally my speed! Would love to hoon there!!

I’ve seen video from there. It looks SO FUN!!! And I’m not even a dirt rider.

I’m thinking a Ninja 250/300 would be a class leader in the sport bike class. Light enough to be tossable, not enough power to totally dig itself into a hole, low stepover height so you can paddle your way around the ugly bits...

Taking a vehicle out of its element is usually fun. Off-roading a sportbike is about as far out of element as you can get. This looks like my kind of party.

This looks beyond bat-shit amazing!

My thought exactly and even if my F800R might be down on power. It’d be a hoot on dirt/mud

That’s gotta be a shit show with sport tires. I would absolutely take my SV there and just destroy it. It would be fantastic.

Man, this sounds (and looks) like tons of fun. I don’t wanna adult this week, can I just do this kinda stuff?

I want to bring my scooter to this.

Now I want to break out the old 250 bc why not

File this with all the awesomeness that is local home brew racing. My town supports lawn tractor racing. But like legit lawn mowers, nothing modified beyond removing the deck and getting creative with gearing.