[bmiddaugh]

Click Click…Nobodies going back to mountain biking this time… 😆

[bmiddaugh]

Just checked the Binghamton website and it looks like they will be back up and running June 2nd under the NBL.
I wish I could see the contract they had to sign.
Anyway this is their site.
http://www.binghamtonnbl.com/

[bmiddaugh]

man…Greg Hill…
as if I could get a gent like that to take notice of what we are trying to do…
there’s only one person here that has that kind of pull.

[bmiddaugh]

I will be posting the time and location this evening the 25th.
I hope to see you all there.
I was also speaking with Phil Delizia last night and he has some great ideas on what we can do as well.
Look for the news on the frontpage of the site.

[bmiddaugh]

All this crapola takes is all of us to continue networking.
And I can tell you this, if we somehow someday get something cooking, well it will damn sure have BMX clearly in the logo.

[bmiddaugh]

Right now we are screwed and powerless.
Just getting word out to everyone we know is all we can do.
This is why I would like a few track operators with us. I know those guys are sick of all this garbage as well.

[bmiddaugh]

If I were them…
I would be right up at the local papers.

[bmiddaugh]

That’s wierd, because it’s frontpage news here…

[bmiddaugh]

lol, we all worked a lot harder before this site came around…
seems like BMX is becoming a full time job for us all again..
HELL YEA BABY!

[bmiddaugh]

woa, i am getting old…Erin is gonna be 30…

[bmiddaugh]

Rod that would be killer, if she’s down that would be perfect.
The worlds best lady flatlander! Man, what we could do with that…
She’s not too hardcore to get into the show scene is she?

[bmiddaugh]

What Adam is saying is that we sent out the BS.net “hit squad” to make things better for all… 😆

[bmiddaugh]

Sure you can be the opening act… 😆

[bmiddaugh]

Right now shows are on weekends. Our goal is to grow this into a full time deal.
Right now since riders in NJ have a very “anti-show” mentality we are having a hard time finding anyone who would do this. Right now we are paying on a per show basis, which we can talk to the rider about. George is working out a deal with Greasy Comb Distribution to get parts and equipment for us.
Much like every other time I’ve run a team the difficult part is responsible riders. If we find someone who is making every weekend show we have, is willing to help hang out and set up and tear down ramps, then we can do more for him.
Shows are on weekends right now.
Once we get the schools set up better it will turn into a full time gig.
You get payed for show day right now.
Show you are responsible and willing to work, then we have hookups for parts, frames, etc.
Meals depend on how much we get for the gig.
Also, when someone gets a lead for a show and we do get it, they get a percentage for getting us the show.

[bmiddaugh]

Cool, Jess.
It’s a pia trying to copy paste twist and turn that garbage…

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