Kris VanOrden
01-29-2009, 12:22 AM
Looks like Myrtle Beach has final put the squash on all the bike rallies "Prohibit any event (permitted or non-permitted) in, or adjacent to, the city limits if it imposes an “excessive public resource deployment,” holding parties responsible for any public costs that result"
Rules can be view here
http://www.dealernews.com/dealernews/Breaking+News/Myrtle-Beach-Becomes-Biker-Unfriendly/ArticleStandard/Article/detail/553382?contextCategoryId=45736&searchString=myrtle%20beach
article from 2wheelTuners here
http://www.2wtmag.com/mag/full_article.php?news_id=264&news=Myrtle%20Beach%20is%20Dead
This is ridiculous, unfortunately I have seen something similar to this in action in daytona beach florida for an event called spring break nationals, a car event geared around loud strereo's and modified cars. Basicly the town enacted a "pull over ever third vehicle policy" for some reason or another they found a way to ticket the crowd the attended for years. Now the event is all but killed.
Rules can be view here
http://www.dealernews.com/dealernews/Breaking+News/Myrtle-Beach-Becomes-Biker-Unfriendly/ArticleStandard/Article/detail/553382?contextCategoryId=45736&searchString=myrtle%20beach
article from 2wheelTuners here
http://www.2wtmag.com/mag/full_article.php?news_id=264&news=Myrtle%20Beach%20is%20Dead
This is ridiculous, unfortunately I have seen something similar to this in action in daytona beach florida for an event called spring break nationals, a car event geared around loud strereo's and modified cars. Basicly the town enacted a "pull over ever third vehicle policy" for some reason or another they found a way to ticket the crowd the attended for years. Now the event is all but killed.