The moto industry is in desperate need to find new riders, but nobody is really taking the right steps except Stacyc. My two boys Mason 8 and Noah 6 have been riding Stacyc’s from the first production line dropped a few years ago. Fast forward to 2020 and Stacyc is making noise. 

The A2 experience started with the pit party where consumers “the kids” can ride the bikes and a get a feel what it’s like to ride a motorcycle for the first time. This is what it takes when we want to bring new riders into the sport. Going into A2 the team at Stacyc selected a list of riders from 2-8 years of age that would do a exhibition race to show the world what the Stacyc is. 

My two boys Mason 8 and Noah 6 were a few of the lucky ones to be chosen for the exhibition and I can tell you it’s something they will never forget. To be in a stadium full of moto enthusiast that share the same passion as them, is something that can never be replicated. To top it off my older brother who happened to be my mechanic helped me manage the boys during the day because Mum aka “Mrs. Sleeter” was at home due to a knee injury.

Having industry leaders like Paul Perebijnos, Charles Castloo, Ryan Villopoto, Christiian Craig, and Carey Hart having their children in the event brings more credibility to “The Process” of what it takes to ride a motorcycle safely. I believe in “The Process and if you are a new parent so should you! 

Product being used by my boys

Bike- Ride Stacyc 16e

Helmet- Ride 100 Percent Status

Jersey- R-Core DH

Pants- R-Core DH

Gloves-  Ride Camp