Laguna Seca, CA – April 24th, 2011 – Ryders Alley United announced an exclusive trackday event will be held on Sunday, April 24th, 2011 at Laguna Seca race track and will include: – Limited to 30 Ryders/group, 3 Groups based on skill level and experience – VIP on-Track Garage available – Overseas guest welcome (limited bike rentals available) – Join us here to get on the preferential wait list for Philip Island Trackdays in Australia, December 2011 After having only 15 people show up to their last event in New Jersey, last year, Ryders Alley hasn’t learned its lesson and has secured Laguna Seca for one whole day (it was impossible to get more days). Ryders Alley is commited to riding all the MotoGP tracks around the world. Ryders Alley United will continue to plan exclusive track events around the world giving its members and friends a chance to experience a truly no-traffic trackday, by limiting the number of participants on the track at once. Demian Neufeld, founder of Ryders Alley United, said “I will be transporting a large group of New Yorkers’ bikes to and from Laguna Seca so that the right coast riders can have a taste of the good life too” This event will be a gathering of good humor, freedom to stretch one’s bike’s legs and Class instruction available, if desired. Signup info can be found here: ~http://www.rydersalley.com/1/Laguna.html~ Additional information about Ryders Alley United can be found on their web site at www.rydersalley.com or call 917.669.3339 About Ryders Alley United: Ryders Alley United specializes as a New York City base for a group of racers, track enthusiasts & Do-it-yourself motorcycle fixer-uppers. With a unique workspace for such-inclined members and a Lounge for Race Screenings, Ryders Alley United brings some much-missed elements of suburban life to the heart of the city. Ryders Alley United is located on the 200-year-old cobblestone street, #1 Ryders Alley, NYC, where the first fighting took place between British Foot Soldiers and Liberty Pole Rebels “Sons of Liberty” which led to the American Revolution. Read more at www.rydersalley.com