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The riders are in consensus that it should be sold. The amount of money that would be spent on fixing it does not give any benefit to the riders. That money would be better spent on doing something for the great BMXers of NJ.
The point was made, that if they buy the PA, how do they move it?? So overcome that obstacle and I would agree
if it must be kept for PA transport, what needs fixing?
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dave
How big is the PA system? Is it really that hard to move around. Most of the people I see have SUV”s so since Scotty is taking over the shop.We keep the Pa system there, And do we need the trailer for registration at state events. I thought that is what the buildings were for. i understand it is used in parade’s but how many parades does njbmx participate in.
If the trailer is kept, I say we have a trailer work party, there are enough of us who can turm a wrench to get it fixed. And I have someone who will “wrap the trailer” at a good price.
Brett wrote
The amount of money that would be spent on fixing it does not give any benefit to the riders. That money would be better spent on doing something for the great BMXers of NJ.
And come to think of it it needs a brake system, Now if they do decide to keep it I say have a “trailer fundraiser” and do not use any money from the state.
Dave I would be more than happy to help you. It can be done in the back of the shop. We would need a compressor, wait jerry has one on his truck. It needs drip rails, wrapping, brakes what else.
The smaller trailer works, and for a few reasons, but most imprtanly, then most vehicles can pull it. That sounds like a solution to me, but don’t hold your breath
The trailer was made when njbmx was helping to run regionals in the ne. (wondering if the nbl gave us anything for that). We aren’t anymore.
Did not know that was the reason for the trailer. Now you know some of them (BOARD) will try to find any reason to keep it just because the idea to get rid of it came from this site. The bottom line is do we really need it? If not sell it. If it can be proven that we need it sell it and get a smaller one. Or trade it in.
i say sell the stupid trailor
i only offered my services for fixing cause i can imagine the resistance we will get to getting rid of it.
i personally would like to see it go– but i have a feeling it will stay, so if i can save some of that money by fixing the trailer than i will
dave
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