02-08-2015, 08:12 PM
I'll be there again this year. Look for the red DLX parked with a red RC51 at the oldest brown and beige motor home in the section north of Lake Lloyd. Look for the Central Florida Cycle Riders spare tire cover on the tail end, you can't miss it 
Getting there Friday March 6, have the 10 day Super Ticket, leaving to head home (45 minutes away 
) Sunday March 15. The Supercross is Saturday the 7th, in between are Road racing, demo rides, 2 nights of flat track, more demo rides, more CCS road racing and ending with the Daytona 200 Saturday March 14. Camping in the infield is free, bring your motor home for a few bucks more and get 2 Super Tickets included. The west tunnel is open 24/7, so you can come and go as you please. There's lots of fun stuff going on outside the track, free demo rides on Triumph, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Indian, Victory, Can-Am Spyder, Boss Hoss (egad!) Eric Buells new EBR's and all the Harley's you want. No Hondas though 
There's also plenty of gear and accesories of all kinds for sale in the vendor area in front of the track. If we have enough CB's we can have our own night at Pantheon Pizza, corners of Dunn and White Streets, also home of Moto Guzzi Night and Italian Bike Night and only a few blocks from the speedway. We can also have our own CB Riders Bike Week Ride as my buds and I know all the good roads in a 75 mile radius. We've led the Moto Guzzi National Owners Club BW Rides several times. Please don't anyone start with the "it's too crowded, too crazy, all Harley, too dangerous" stuff. leave your excuses home, come and have fun. If you hang with us locals, we'll show you how to have a good time and the little known side/back roads to traverse anywhere you like with relative ease. If you can't make Bike Week, make your plans now to attend Fall Cycle Scene in October, or Bike Week 2016. See what the real Bike Week is like and stay far from the posers and wannabes on Main Street. Admins, feel free to relocate this post to the events section, I just wanted to start it out where it would get the most views. My apologies in advance 
Getting there Friday March 6, have the 10 day Super Ticket, leaving to head home (45 minutes away ) Sunday March 15. The Supercross is Saturday the 7th, in between are Road racing, demo rides, 2 nights of flat track, more demo rides, more CCS road racing and ending with the Daytona 200 Saturday March 14. Camping in the infield is free, bring your motor home for a few bucks more and get 2 Super Tickets included. The west tunnel is open 24/7, so you can come and go as you please. There's lots of fun stuff going on outside the track, free demo rides on Triumph, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Indian, Victory, Can-Am Spyder, Boss Hoss (egad!) Eric Buells new EBR's and all the Harley's you want. No Hondas though There's also plenty of gear and accesories of all kinds for sale in the vendor area in front of the track. If we have enough CB's we can have our own night at Pantheon Pizza, corners of Dunn and White Streets, also home of Moto Guzzi Night and Italian Bike Night and only a few blocks from the speedway. We can also have our own CB Riders Bike Week Ride as my buds and I know all the good roads in a 75 mile radius. We've led the Moto Guzzi National Owners Club BW Rides several times. Please don't anyone start with the "it's too crowded, too crazy, all Harley, too dangerous" stuff. leave your excuses home, come and have fun. If you hang with us locals, we'll show you how to have a good time and the little known side/back roads to traverse anywhere you like with relative ease. If you can't make Bike Week, make your plans now to attend Fall Cycle Scene in October, or Bike Week 2016. See what the real Bike Week is like and stay far from the posers and wannabes on Main Street. Admins, feel free to relocate this post to the events section, I just wanted to start it out where it would get the most views. My apologies in advance