Who Owns This Shiny Track Anyway?
So, you've heard of the New York Safety Track (NYST), huh? Good for you! You're officially cooler than that guy who still thinks a manual transmission is a dinosaur. But let's get down to brass tacks: who actually owns this asphalt playground?
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The Dreamers Who Built It
Believe it or not, NYST isn't the brainchild of some oil tycoon or a bored billionaire. It's actually the creation of a bunch of motorcycle enthusiasts who were tired of dodging deer on backroads. Led by the visionary Greg Lubinitsky, this group of dreamers pooled their resources and built a track that's as thrilling as it is safe.
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So, technically, NYST is owned by a group of people who probably spend more time on their bikes than in their offices. And that’s pretty awesome, right? It’s like having your favorite local bar owned by the people who actually know how to pour a perfect pint.
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It's More Than Just Asphalt
NYST isn't just a track; it's a community. Think of it as the Cheers of the motorcycle world, but with less beer and more rubber burning. The people who run this place are as passionate about the sport as the riders who come to enjoy it. They've created a space where everyone feels welcome, whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out.
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But who really owns NYST? The answer is simple: it's owned by the people who love it.
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How to... NYST
- How to book a track day: Head over to the NYST website and check out their calendar. It's as easy as ordering pizza, but way more fun.
- How to become a member: Membership comes with perks like exclusive track days and gear discounts. Trust us, it's worth it.
- How to improve your riding skills: NYST offers various riding schools and coaching sessions. It's like having a personal trainer for your bike.
- How to experience the thrill of the track: Show up, rent a bike, and let loose. It's that simple.
- How to support NYST: Tell your friends about it, buy some merch, or simply come out and enjoy the track. Every little bit helps.
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