Public exhibitions are a great idea. Part of the problem may be
insurance issues. I was talking to Darren Bedford a while back and I
THINK(I am not sure), he said that he was having a hard time doing any
more public exhibitions due to insurance requirements. There was money
that needed to be paid upfront that was just too pricey for his uni
club.
I haven't been down to Venice in years, but it seems like you could
just go jump around on stuff as a group, but along the strand there are
too many people, especially on a weekend. I think the cops might kick
you out. John Long would, would know best, as his crib is in Venice.
But, here's an idea. A few years ago, I was playing hookie from some
teacher training at the LA convention center and went into the LA bike
show instead. Inside was a small area cordened off for bike trials
riders. They had a tractor tire, some boxes and some rails.
I would suggest that this would be the easiest place to start out for
an exhibition. I am not up for organizing things much anymore these
days. Just too much family things to take care of. But for anyone who
wants to pursue it and has the time, it might be a way to go.
Terry, for the public exhibition at Venice, I would try LA parks and
Rec. and also pursue the LA bike show angle.
Just my two cents.
Cheers.
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