Austin MotoSports Association

Off road motorcycling for the entire family

Link of the Month

August - LOM: 15 Creative Motorcycle Helmets and 50 funny & insulting motorcycle T-shirts.

Gamers pick your posion from The Brick Heads


Welcome to AMSA!

Have a look around AMSA and see what catches your interest.

Meetings

AMSA has adopted meetings will now be held at our Family Day events. We hope you can join us and learn more about AMSA and the Family Day riding activities. We encourage you to SUBSCRIBE to our AMSA Alerts to receive e-mail notification to upcoming events and watch the AMSA discussion forum for club activities.

So What's New?

July 18, 2010 AMSA member Stuart Watson (Watson Surveying) traveled to LasVegas to watch Round 1 of the Endurocross series. He was kind enough to record a few of the events and share with AMSA. Complements of Stuart for allowing me share these race events within this one 20 minute online video. The first 4 minutes of the video is the night race event. This race takes place in the dark allowing racers with head-lights to manuver the course (Yikes!). At 4 minutes into the video the main event assembels with the stadium light on allowing you to get a view of this race course and a respectful admiration for those who just raced in the dark. Please join me in thanking Stuart for sharing this with the AMSA club when you see or speak to him.
I encourage members to submit photos and videos to share with AMSA members. I certainly could use some assistance and new materials to share with AMSA members online. You may use the Discussion Forum Private Mail (PM) feature to contact me, user name (John_Middleton) or directly via e-mail. I know you can and have something to share or even write for the Website.

Watch the video of the final two races from the July 18, 2010 Las Vegas EnduroCross.

endurocross July 18, 2010 photo

View the 2010 AMA Motocross TV Schedule

Looking for riding spots, you may want to consider a trip to Sam Houston National forest. The Trail Riders of Houston club typically maintain these trails and host information. Best advise we can share is obey the rules and aquire your OHV sticker well before you depart for your riding. Speaking of OHV check out these two videos spreading the OHV TMTC and OHV Sticker program (nice!)

Texas Parks & Wildlife OHV Video - 12.5 minute video (28.5MB)


Glimer OHV - 3 minute video (9MB)

Upcoming TORCS race events, see the TORCS Website for more info.

TORCS and TORN 2010 racing seasons have begun.

Houston SX Wallpapers
April 13, 2010
Houston SX Wallpapers by RacerX 		Dallas Supercross Wallpapers
March 23, 2010
Dallas SX Wallpapers by RacerX

Thanks to RacerX online

Are you sporting a AMSA club T-shirt? David Wilson and myself have worked very hard to develop a design that's sure catch everyone's eye when sporting it about.

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2008 AMSA T-Shirt

AMSA Web Cards are here! I'm jones-ing to add your photos so send them to me, no excuses now.

I'm always adding new Blog entries so RSS Subscribe or check for updates often. You know I'm beginning to believe AMSA may have the largest collection of on-line Moto-Games on the Web (prove me wrong). So be sure to share this news with the kido's.

I invite you to check out the "AMSA 411 Blog" as well as the old Blog for some additional great information.

AMSA Alert Subscription - You are encouraged to use the News Alert subscription form on this page (left side menu) to subscribe. AMSA News Alerts will be sent to subscribed members occasionally before special AMSA club activities (eg. like Family Day's). This service is intended to help remind members of AMSA club activities via e-mail. AMSA will not abuse this Mail List. AMSA will keep posting to a minimum and to the point. E-mail address's will be kept confidential and will not be sold or spammed. If you have not received a E-mail welcoming you to the AMSA Alert Mail List you are encouraged to use the subscription form to sign up.

AMSA Birthdays -- The AMSA Birthdays listing (to the left below) is alive. This feature allows members to add and display their Birth-date monthly.

I've notice a few Birthday shout-outs on the forums and thought this may be a welcome feature, I hope you agree and will add yours to the growing listing. You will have to Enter Your Birthday in order for it to be listed on AMSA Home page so that it will appear the month of your birth-date. I hope you use and enjoy the E-Cards links I've collected to surprise others with friendly goodwill wishes. As time permits, I hope to improve this feature so that Birthday messages are sent from AMSA automatically. FYI, there is a surprise resource link after you submit your birth-date you should check out. This resource is pretty cool. Here it is again (The Creative Anniversary Calculator and what happened in my birth year.com) if you missed them when you submitted your birth-date. You can discover interesting info about your birth-date you wouldn't have otherwise known.

Support your local motorcycle shops that support your sport.

Visit the Sponsors Web sites and please mention gratitude from AMSA for there support.
AMSA meeting photo

Last but not least... please remember to give gratitude to the AMSA Officers who volunteers and help stitch this club into the community that it is.
Give these members a pat on the back and a cold one someday and let them know you appreciate the hard work they put in to your club.
AMSA members out front of Fudruckers after club meeting

Have A Question...?

Please visit the AMSA and other discussion forums to ask questions. Fellow officers and members can answer most questions.

Ride safe and enjoy!

AMSA Photos of the Month

Changing ways... We're doing away with Pictures of the Month. Now we're simply randomly loading a photo each time this page is loaded.
If you are a AMSA member and would like your photo to randomly display here please send me your photo. Due to the layout there are a few necessary requirements that should be met. First the image should be between 500 and 700 pixels wide. The height is less important but optimum height is 378 pixels tall.

E-mail you photo's to macdillon@sbcglobal.net for inclusion in AMSA's random photo display (e.g. photo at the top of this page).

Last Updated: Wednesday, 18 August 2010 at 03:38 PM