Sweeping away the sand

[BikesRider777]

Has anyone here ever pondered the idea of getting the good roads swept clear of sand and crap? I saw a street sweeper in Golden Gate once this summer after the floods and the road was great right after. But they don't doit nearly enough, in my opinion.
So I'm soliciting ideas for how we can get the good roads swept more regularly - especially in spring before the rains clear it away.
I'd love to attach a big rotating broom to the back of a truck, but I doubt that would work and I don't even know if its legal.

Thoughts?

[Native]

just ride on the sand, builds personality

[FZRguy]

Not a problem on a super-moto.

[vort3xr6]

Buy 10 leaf blowers and let's fit them to someone's truck.

[Ezzzzy1]

Buy 10 leaf blowers and let's fit them to someone's truck.

Brilliant! I have a truck that I would donate to the cause.

You could probably put a tip jar on the back of it and make $100k a summer

[#1Townie]

I hear the track doesn't have sand on it.

[The GECCO]

I hear the track doesn't have sand on it.

[rybo]

^ what he said

[UglyDogRacing]

This might be the ideal set up for you-

[mdub]

just ride on the sand, builds personality

Yea builds personality once you crash. A pissed off persona

[#1Townie]

Or be more aware of your terrain while riding. Truth is sand will only bring you down if you are riding too aggressive for the conditions. It is the street. Sure maybe some of you will get together and spend a weekend or two sweeping turns but honestly how long will it last? A weekend? A season? Its part of riding the street. If you can't be aware of it or at least be accepting of it you should stick with a track. Just to be honest.

[Native]

gotcha mw, how about a leaf blower on front of bike?