Meeting Times:LTR meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month. 7:30 p.m. River Smiths Catfish Ave. Q & 6th. Come join us for food and dirt talk, along with a little club business.
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Lubbock Trail RidersLatest News!
What's New!
Our New Web Site!!!! As we continue to build this site, we need your help. Any photos, GPS Tracks, Race Results or information of interest that you would like to see on this site please let us know via email @ jp@ddptraining.com This year LTR is proud to celebrate our 35th year as a Motorcycle Club. The Club has been on several leases and continues to host some of the best riding in West Texas. LTR has also had several first for the TSCEC circuit. LTR put on the first Renegade enduro. The first Mini race to be held with the big event on Sunday. We were also the first to hold a Class C, 16 and under class, a women's class, and the AA class in our event for the TSCEC circuit. LTR was also the first to use backup sheets at checkpoints in our enduro. LTR still boasts the biggest turn out an event throughout our years with 836 riders.
Team LTRDepending on the year, LTR will field teams of multiple riders to compete in races throughout the world. We have a pool of experienced riders in every classification that compete on an international level. Please check back in a few days to see both current and past events that LTR has competed in.
LTR History
In September of 1970 four men started the Lubbock Trail Riders to promote trail riding in the Lubbock area. Before the first year was up, the club had grown to 30 members. We put on our first enduro in 1972. Four men started the Lubbock Trail Riders in September 1970 to promote trail riding. We landed the Lazy S Ranch at Post, Texas, with over 5,000 acres of land. We put on our first enduro in 1972. We then lost our lease to the new Post Enduro Association, but in a very short time, we leased the Limon Ranch at Jayton, containing 10,000 acres of the wildest terrain you have ever seen. In 1980, we moved to a location closer to Lubbock to save gas and were very lucky to land the Glass-Williams Ranch.
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