Coming back home

weeds · 5/12/14, 12:12 PM

Use to live in Terre Haute In. and want to do Sprint week this year on my motorcycle. The question is, Do these tracks have bike parking or do I just find a spot like everybody else and hope my kickstand doesn't dig into the dirt.

Thanks

Charles Nungester · 5/12/14, 12:27 PM

Gas City has bike parking right up next to the fence near the pit entrance and provides Stand Plates. LBurg most bikes park up near the main entrance its paved and in the shade from about 4pm on. The rest Im unsure of. Might be wise to stick a flattened can or something in the bags to set the stand on.

AERO410SCJA · 5/12/14, 12:27 PM

You drink a beer crush the can and put your kickstand on it

Flatrightrear · 5/12/14, 12:47 PM

Been doing that for years, Aero! Parking wouldn't even enter my mind.

racenut69 · 5/12/14, 2:17 PM

Use a beer can like the above says,Be Safe!!!..

agar · 5/12/14, 2:28 PM

I think Putnamville lets you park on the hill by the grandstands either on concrete or gravel solid
as for Terre Haute there is lots of area outside the main grandstands for bikes

PIT CART · 5/12/14, 3:05 PM

Bloomington lets us park right by the ticket booth. Makes it nice for me with work and 200+ miles to get there. I ride to all the sprint week shows and have never found an anti motorcycle track. Gas City and Anderson both have nice parking for the scooters. Just don't park in front of the gate at Gas City you will see what I mean.

mc/rider · 5/12/14, 4:16 PM

Never had a sinking kickstand problem.I never park next to any racetrack,usually a few hundred feet away,lotsa less dust

weeds · 5/12/14, 4:37 PM

Thanks fellas... It will be good to get back home for some real racing.
My home track is Wilmot Raceway in wisc. and I so badly want to take a pair of bolt cutters and cut all the wing posts off the cars and see who can really drive

5/12/14, 2:17 PM	#5 Re: Coming back home
racenut69 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 7,910	Use a beer can like the above says,Be Safe!!!.. __________________ There is always room for one more in the corner! I'm disguised as a responsible adult!... Michael Carter....

5/12/14, 3:05 PM	#7
PIT CART Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 8,433	Bloomington lets us park right by the ticket booth. Makes it nice for me with work and 200+ miles to get there. I ride to all the sprint week shows and have never found an anti motorcycle track. Gas City and Anderson both have nice parking for the scooters. Just don't park in front of the gate at Gas City you will see what I mean. _________________________________________________ Last edited by PIT CART; 5/12/14 at 3:07 PM.

5/12/14, 4:16 PM	#8 Re: Coming back home
mc/rider Senior Member Race Count This Year: 42 Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 11,235	Never had a sinking kickstand problem.I never park next to any racetrack,usually a few hundred feet away,lotsa less dust __________________ When in doubt Gas It

5/12/14, 12:12 PM	#1 Coming back home
weeds Member Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 8	Use to live in Terre Haute In. and want to do Sprint week this year on my motorcycle. The question is, Do these tracks have bike parking or do I just find a spot like everybody else and hope my kickstand doesn't dig into the dirt. Thanks

5/12/14, 2:28 PM	#6 Re: Coming back home
agar Senior Member Race Count Last Year: 14 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 5,181	I think Putnamville lets you park on the hill by the grandstands either on concrete or gravel solid as for Terre Haute there is lots of area outside the main grandstands for bikes