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Originally Posted by sil40drift
Not to Mention Insurance, since you are hosting events where people can potentialy hurt them self
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VERY important, especially giving how litigious a country we live in.
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Originally Posted by Rnz520
I dont know if you really need insurance, usually they make you sign a waiver where it says if anything happens its not their fault and blah blah blah.
Mad props if you get this done, be sure I will be one of your customers  . |
See my response just above... Not having insurance is asking to be bent over and taken advantage of, prison-style in this kind of business.
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Originally Posted by Gnnr
Even if its a small track it can be used for karting or bikes. Depending how its designed. Its never good to target just one nitch group. When the facilities aren't being used, your losing money.
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Brilliant!!! I think I may have mentioned it, but a "motorsports park," sufficient for karts and bikes would be a surefire way to keep the people coming in.
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Originally Posted by Gnnr
I think Insurance would be the biggest issue. Definitely look into abandoned air strips, or areas around existing ones. We recently got a new track made from someone who bought an old touch and go air strip.
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I know I mentioned that one, it is a great idea, there were some kids who used to fuck around on one near Rocky Mount, NC a few years back, I went out once or twice myself, but haven't in a long time.
I still suggest getting with the owner of the drag strip down there, in the interest of putting it all together.