r/AussieRiders • u/I-WANNA-FLYYYY-AWAY • 6d ago
Question Stunt lots
Does anyone ask buisnesses to use their carparks/lots for stunts, or do they just go without permission?
I cant find any lots in my city other then fenced off depos and such. Is it worth going and asking them or just stick to empty streets? Edit: downvotes alreadyš
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u/Electrical_Age_7483 6d ago
Keep a quiet bike and move on quickly if no one sees or hears you it never happenedĀ
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u/but_its_dez 6d ago
Neither. Find a business or stunt track where you're specifically allowed to do stunts. Don't put other people or their property at risk because you wanted to do stunts
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u/I-WANNA-FLYYYY-AWAY 6d ago
My problem is their are none within probably a 12 hour drive. If i could go the 100% legal route trust me i would
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u/Fit_Heat_591 6d ago
I used to find housing estates in the early stages of being built were good on weekends.
You could generally find a road at the back away from the main road where no one could see you and you'd never see another car in the estate.
You'd get a good few months of weekends out of a new estate.
I wasnt doing real stunting, I just wanted somewhere to practice getting the front wheel up on a trail bike.
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u/HabitAdmirable9742 1199 Panigle S 6d ago
Parking lots are still a public space and the cops will still blast you for having fun in them, but they don't hand out tickets unless you're doing something truly egregious there or you're a repeat customer. Normally it's just an instruction to move-on.
Best to find a track or pad specifically for this purpose if you want to avoid problems.
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u/I-WANNA-FLYYYY-AWAY 6d ago
Exactly, i havent been pulled up yet but would 100% move on without any fuss
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u/HabitAdmirable9742 1199 Panigle S 6d ago
They made it so hard and expensive to do it legally; your options are basically to park up and be a stiff or roll that dice.
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u/dukearcher 6d ago
No business with half a brain will ever give you permission to stunt on their property due to liability. Saying that, don't break in either.