Dirty ride location/costs opinions?

[R7]

Too far north for me

There's 230 acres for sale about 15 minutes from my house, old gravel pit, zoned commercial/business, direct access to I-95, etc.

Just sayen

[breakdirt916]

how much are we talking to buy?

[Kitt]

$220k

The math doesn't make it work as a stand alone profession... but if folks were close enough to keep an eye on it, it could work. Or, 10 dudes buy in for $20k each

It crossed my mind, but I have access to more acres in my back yard, and if I wanted to pursue something like that, may make more sense to do it where we already live...

[TTD]

Yeah, the only way it works as a business is if it is fairly centrally located - so it can pull customers from multiple regions.

Northeast CT would be ideal as you would have Hartford, Springfield, Boston and Rhode Island as potential customers less than 1 hour drive. And it needs to be done like Hatfield-McCoy with trails being labeled as Easy Moderate and Difficult... just like the ski areas.

I think I just read that Off road motorcycle sales were way down. Not surprising with so few legal places to ride.

[breakdirt916]

hmm, yeah, and with no good income payout it doesn't seem worth it

on the other hand, 34 acres out in hemet CA with a house is $29k

maybe I do need to build my own trail setup like you Kitt!

[Kitt]

hmm, yeah, and with no good income payout it doesn't seem worth it

on the other hand, 34 acres out in hemet CA with a house is $29k

maybe I do need to build my own trail setup like you Kitt!

Find a property with an adjoined lot... I'm in!

Except I don't think cali guys have a shortage of ride spots.