North Carolina Riders 
#51 2010-08-19 10:06am
- Crowdaddy
- Pro Member

- From: Beaufort SC
- Registered: 2010-04-23
- Posts: 1108
- Bikes: 1
- For Sale
- Feedback: 5523
Re: North Carolina Riders
i grew up in Salisbury but now I'm in MI. Use to ride with Mike Corley the owner of Eastern. There is several good spots to ride. There were several ledges new the friendly Q pool hall if that is still there. Also there is a cool Wallride behind the courthouse at an old Cemetary. just don't get caught by the cops. LOL
We had a pretty cool scene in Salisbury back inthe late 80's.
Looking for any early Hoffman stuff. Frames, bars, stems, etc...
Offline
#52 2010-08-19 10:12am
- oldguy25
- Museum Addict

- From: Wake County, NC
- Registered: 2009-04-10
- Posts: 1274
- Bikes: 5
- Feedback: 3600
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
The scene here has always been good, it just feels like it has died off. I used to ride with Billy Dexter(former Eastern), Phillip Teague(former Eastern, David Stroud(former Mosh) and hung out at 401 trails with guys like Chris Doyle, Cory Muth, etc.. I was about 3 years younger than most of those guys, I loved watching them ride it pushed me to try new stuff. I just wanted the guys that are still around here to get together and bring attention back to the sport. The announcer at the local track said it best this past weekend. "The only way for the sport to grow is through grown up involement. Kids don't have the voice or means to help the sport the way we do."
Member of Fortress Racing
Offline
#53 2010-08-19 10:35am
- johnng23604
- Pro MemberU seen my "baseball"

- From: FT Eustis, VA
- Registered: 2009-02-22
- Posts: 4368
- Bikes: 39
- For Sale
- Feedback: 6000
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
oldguy25 wrote:
johnng23604 wrote:
How ya doing "oldguy25"?
You guys are all welcomed to come up here and ride!what's up Johnny, I am hoping to to do a lot of traveling next summer as far as racing and riding goes. I finally got to the track this year and my son loves it. He is training everynight to get his legs stronger so I think we are going to let him race a couple times before the season finishes out and then next year hit it hard. Are yall ABA or NBL up there?
Both ABA and NBL tracks are still available, but the HamptonSuper track is now ABA near me.
I'm looking for the following frames, frame & forks or completes by BMX products:
MotoTrac (nickle or chrome), Racer-X or a Super-X (with the double gussets preferred).
Thanks
I'm also johnng23604 at "Retro-goose", "VintageBMX" & "RADbmx"
Offline
#54 2010-08-19 10:37am
- oldguy25
- Museum Addict

- From: Wake County, NC
- Registered: 2009-04-10
- Posts: 1274
- Bikes: 5
- Feedback: 3600
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
johnng23604 wrote:
oldguy25 wrote:
johnng23604 wrote:
How ya doing "oldguy25"?
You guys are all welcomed to come up here and ride!what's up Johnny, I am hoping to to do a lot of traveling next summer as far as racing and riding goes. I finally got to the track this year and my son loves it. He is training everynight to get his legs stronger so I think we are going to let him race a couple times before the season finishes out and then next year hit it hard. Are yall ABA or NBL up there?
Both ABA and NBL tracks are still available, but the HamptonSuper track is now ABA near me.
Cool I got a uncle who lives near Hampton. Like I said hopefully next year I want to hit all the tracks between here, SC and VA
Member of Fortress Racing
Offline
#55 2010-08-19 10:42am
- johnng23604
- Pro MemberU seen my "baseball"

- From: FT Eustis, VA
- Registered: 2009-02-22
- Posts: 4368
- Bikes: 39
- For Sale
- Feedback: 6000
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
oldguy25 wrote:
johnng23604 wrote:
oldguy25 wrote:
what's up Johnny, I am hoping to to do a lot of traveling next summer as far as racing and riding goes. I finally got to the track this year and my son loves it. He is training everynight to get his legs stronger so I think we are going to let him race a couple times before the season finishes out and then next year hit it hard. Are yall ABA or NBL up there?Both ABA and NBL tracks are still available, but the HamptonSuper track is now ABA near me.
Cool I got a uncle who lives near Hampton. Like I said hopefully next year I want to hit all the tracks between here, SC and VA
Our race schedule for this year at Hampton is until November and then race season is over.
I'm looking for the following frames, frame & forks or completes by BMX products:
MotoTrac (nickle or chrome), Racer-X or a Super-X (with the double gussets preferred).
Thanks
I'm also johnng23604 at "Retro-goose", "VintageBMX" & "RADbmx"
Offline
#56 2010-08-19 10:44am
- oldguy25
- Museum Addict

- From: Wake County, NC
- Registered: 2009-04-10
- Posts: 1274
- Bikes: 5
- Feedback: 3600
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
johnng23604 wrote:
oldguy25 wrote:
johnng23604 wrote:
Both ABA and NBL tracks are still available, but the HamptonSuper track is now ABA near me.Cool I got a uncle who lives near Hampton. Like I said hopefully next year I want to hit all the tracks between here, SC and VA
Our race schedule for this year at Hampton is until November and then race season is over.
Oh ok, it will def. be next year. Our season runs till December, but I am starting my new job tomm. so I won't be able to take off any time until I do my 90 days.
Member of Fortress Racing
Offline
#57 2010-08-19 10:49am
- johnng23604
- Pro MemberU seen my "baseball"

- From: FT Eustis, VA
- Registered: 2009-02-22
- Posts: 4368
- Bikes: 39
- For Sale
- Feedback: 6000
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
oldguy25 wrote:
johnng23604 wrote:
oldguy25 wrote:
Cool I got a uncle who lives near Hampton. Like I said hopefully next year I want to hit all the tracks between here, SC and VA
Our race schedule for this year at Hampton is until November and then race season is over.
Oh ok, it will def. be next year. Our season runs till December, but I am starting my new job tomm. so I won't be able to take off any time until I do my 90 days.
Cool, work is good!
I'll catch ya around. I need to go fix a couple of kids bikes that were just at the door knocking.
Later and goodluck with your ride/gathering.
I'm looking for the following frames, frame & forks or completes by BMX products:
MotoTrac (nickle or chrome), Racer-X or a Super-X (with the double gussets preferred).
Thanks
I'm also johnng23604 at "Retro-goose", "VintageBMX" & "RADbmx"
Offline
#58 2010-08-19 10:52am
- oldguy25
- Museum Addict

- From: Wake County, NC
- Registered: 2009-04-10
- Posts: 1274
- Bikes: 5
- Feedback: 3600
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
johnng23604 wrote:
oldguy25 wrote:
johnng23604 wrote:
Our race schedule for this year at Hampton is until November and then race season is over.Oh ok, it will def. be next year. Our season runs till December, but I am starting my new job tomm. so I won't be able to take off any time until I do my 90 days.
Cool, work is good!
I'll catch ya around. I need to go fix a couple of kids bikes that were just at the door knocking.
Later and goodluck with your ride/gathering.
i'll keep you up to date.
Member of Fortress Racing
Offline
#59 2010-08-19 2:38pm
- JTinNC
- Museum Addict

- From: Spencer, NC/Amherst, OH
- Registered: 2009-04-05
- Posts: 2320
- Bikes: 9
- Feedback: 700
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
Crowdaddy wrote:
i grew up in Salisbury but now I'm in MI. Use to ride with Mike Corley the owner of Eastern. There is several good spots to ride. There were several ledges new the friendly Q pool hall if that is still there. Also there is a cool Wallride behind the courthouse at an old Cemetary. just don't get caught by the cops. LOL
We had a pretty cool scene in Salisbury back inthe late 80's.
The pool hall is no longer there, its now the children's theatre. I don't see too many kids riding street around town. Mostly just Wal-mart transprortation. I heard theres a few kids in Rockwell that ride and I think the South Rowan Y has a skate park. Eastern's dist center is in Landis.
"If you're gonna eat shit, don't nibble on it."
Offline
#60 2010-08-19 2:40pm
- cricketman
- Expert

- From: Albemarle, NC
- Registered: 2008-04-19
- Posts: 701
- Bikes: 8
- Feedback: 6300
Re: North Carolina Riders
it does have a outside part jt. cant remember the cost though
Offline
#61 2010-08-20 10:23am
- oldguy25
- Museum Addict

- From: Wake County, NC
- Registered: 2009-04-10
- Posts: 1274
- Bikes: 5
- Feedback: 3600
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
bump to get the thread alive.
Member of Fortress Racing
Offline
#62 2010-08-20 12:39pm
- RodKremer
- For Sale Restricted

- From: Sanford, NC
- Registered: 2010-02-21
- Posts: 424
- Bikes: 9
- Feedback: 3520
Re: North Carolina Riders
Depending on location & what others are willing to drive to in NC but Cary has a decent skt/bike park http://www.townofcary.net/depts/prdept/ … rdpark.htm which is located with in a recreation park. Also some really nice resturants/bars/mall with in riding distance from the park. Just throwing out possibilities.
Offline
#63 2010-08-20 1:06pm
- cricketman
- Expert

- From: Albemarle, NC
- Registered: 2008-04-19
- Posts: 701
- Bikes: 8
- Feedback: 6300
Re: North Carolina Riders
im all in for that, its been years since ive rode a park of any kind, plus its only a couple of hours for me
Offline
#64 2010-08-20 2:29pm
- macr0w
- Pro Member

- From: Charlotte, NC
- Registered: 2009-12-09
- Posts: 9953
- For Sale
- Feedback: 27900
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
We do have a nice park in Charlotte.
http://www.eastcoastaholic.com/charlotteskatepark.htm
Not to mention Hornets Nest Park.
http://www.ncbmx.com/default.asp
When you compute the length of time between the "EVENT" and "THE NOSTALGIA FOR THE EVENT", the span seems to be about a year less in every cycle.
Eventually the nostalgia cycles will be so close together that people will not be able to take a step without being nostalgic for the one they just took.
At that point, everything stops. DEATH BY NOSTALGIA. Frank Zappa
Offline
#65 2010-08-20 5:10pm
- oldguy25
- Museum Addict

- From: Wake County, NC
- Registered: 2009-04-10
- Posts: 1274
- Bikes: 5
- Feedback: 3600
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
Cary's park is nice. I could try to find out about discounted rates if everyone wanted to do that. My buddy is the manager over there, we would have to do it when they have the 4 hour block of time open for bmx
Member of Fortress Racing
Offline
#66 2010-08-21 7:38am
- badbroccoli
- Fluffy Shaolin Bunny

- From: North Carolina
- Registered: 2007-07-09
- Posts: 971
- Bikes: 10
- Feedback: 1000
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
I would go for any place that everyone could just get together and go cruise around. I figure each city should have some cool places to go hang out. We just need to figure out a good place that is the best for everyone. I live in between Winston and Greensboro myself and there are some decent place to go ride. I know of about 6-7 people that would come out for a rude in this area anyway. (We do have a track at Tanglewood outside of Winston also.)
Black Widows... let's mount up!!
[img]http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w101/silverhw/BlackWidows-1-1jpgw300h388-1.jpg[/img]
Offline
#67 2010-08-21 8:17am
- JTinNC
- Museum Addict

- From: Spencer, NC/Amherst, OH
- Registered: 2009-04-05
- Posts: 2320
- Bikes: 9
- Feedback: 700
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
I'll travel anywhere between Asheville and Raleigh if we get something going. However, I think our biggest numbers are between Charlotte, Winston, and Greensboro. If we can find something more centrally located it will be easier to get everyone involved. I'm going to scout a couple locations here in Salisbury, and hopefully everyone else interested can do the same and we can get something going soon.
"If you're gonna eat shit, don't nibble on it."
Offline
#68 2010-08-21 9:50am
- Heelz2315
- Pro Member

- From: North Carolina
- Registered: 2007-04-18
- Posts: 2135
- For Sale
- Feedback: 5500
Re: North Carolina Riders
Burlington is kinda in the middle. It's got some BMX history here as well... The Woody/Tim Hutch show was filmed here, there's some awesome riders around, and we've got a great track to have a show at. The folks who run the track would almost 100% support us and help. Plus it's not too far from downtown where there are a few places to eat and some places to ride downtown as well.
Offline
#69 2010-08-21 12:10pm
- flight23
- Intermediate

- From: Tokyo, Japan
- Registered: 2010-05-05
- Posts: 344
- Bikes: 2
- Feedback: 200
Re: North Carolina Riders
Charlotte, NC here!
Home track: Hornets Nest Park in the 80's!
Used to hang out at Belmont bike shop that had Hutch's for days...I can close my eyes and see them all..just can't buy them lol:mad:
WANTED: KASHIMAX Allen Guts, Hutch XL 24 Forks (Non MCS & Undrilled), 85 GT Mach One Forks, paypal ready!
"The day of the Geechee is gone, boy!....And you're going with it!"
Offline
#70 2010-08-22 9:25am
- kivettb
- Centurion Member

- From: High Point, NC
- Registered: 2008-05-10
- Posts: 176
- Feedback: 501
Re: North Carolina Riders
keep the chatter going. Hopefully we'll hook up and ride soon.
"It's just a flesh wound."
Offline
#71 2010-08-22 9:35am
- 13thoni
- Pro MemberNeeds BMX Intervention

- From: Richmond, VA
- Registered: 2007-04-15
- Posts: 5729
- For Sale
- Feedback: 25000
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
im in richmond va... if there is enough advance notice(3 months) i will try and make it ...charlotte is 4 1/2 hrs and fayet-nam is 3 1/2... so lmk
Black Widow/Nomad
Offline
#72 2010-08-22 9:53am
- cricketman
- Expert

- From: Albemarle, NC
- Registered: 2008-04-19
- Posts: 701
- Bikes: 8
- Feedback: 6300
Re: North Carolina Riders
for what it worth, middle of october is good for me, it should be cool enough. someone pick a spot and a date and will mark it on our calendars. maybe by then my haro next will be done ![]()
Last edited by cricketman (2010-08-22 9:55am)
Offline
#73 2010-08-22 9:56am
- macr0w
- Pro Member

- From: Charlotte, NC
- Registered: 2009-12-09
- Posts: 9953
- For Sale
- Feedback: 27900
- Website
Re: North Carolina Riders
cricketman wrote:
maybe by then my haro next will be done
![]()
When you compute the length of time between the "EVENT" and "THE NOSTALGIA FOR THE EVENT", the span seems to be about a year less in every cycle.
Eventually the nostalgia cycles will be so close together that people will not be able to take a step without being nostalgic for the one they just took.
At that point, everything stops. DEATH BY NOSTALGIA. Frank Zappa
Offline
#74 2010-08-22 10:16am
- lambohaha
- The Kid Countach
- From: Madison, FL
- Registered: 2006-02-05
- Posts: 6574
- Feedback: 3700
Re: North Carolina Riders
macr0w wrote:
cricketman wrote:
maybe by then my haro next will be done
![]()
Offline
#75 2010-08-22 10:19am
- cricketman
- Expert

- From: Albemarle, NC
- Registered: 2008-04-19
- Posts: 701
- Bikes: 8
- Feedback: 6300
Re: North Carolina Riders
and you guys thought i was here for the bikes, my real job is a comedian ![]()
Offline