Welcome to a riders' organization that encourages the entire family to participate. There are thousands of sportbike or motorcycle forums that offer different services, information and education. Innovation for the enjoyment of the entire 2 wheel asphalt machine riding family.

We are dedicated to this environment for all to enjoy. Even those parents that restrict their children's use of the internet. We will do our best to provide a 2 wheel asphalt machine forum that has chat for the youth rider as well as the youthful rider in all of us. A location to share riding experiences & information as to educate those that seek the enlightenment.

"Originality Through Innovation Not Imitation" is simply that. Over the past 15 years No Limit has been and will continue to be involved in civic events. This riders' forum is another way to remain involved with the riding public. All persons are welcome as long as they can interact with others prudently as well as within the law. This 15th Anniversary program is a service to provide related information as to help educate riders and riders-to-be in various areas to include yet not limited to rider safety and awareness. WELCOME TO NO LIMIT! 

No Limit members continued riding, going to Willow Springs as well as organizing a series of drag racing events in tandem with the NHRA and the Rialto Airport Raceway. The "motorcycle only" drag racing series was called the Rialto Drags Motorcycle Showdown. "The Inland Empire Sportbike Original Since 1990" was a slogan designed to separate the original No Limit in sportbikes from the others finding our name so appealing.

Formed by sportbike riders in 1990 from the Fontana, Etiwanda & the Rancho Cucamonga area. These riders were told that sportbikes are just a fad and that sportbikes would not last. Well, they have not only outlasted the sceptics. These machines make-up more than 70% of the registered street bikes in California.

No Limit in 1995 attracted more members as well as lost riders. Some of the riders found the track a better place to ride fast. Some members rode the tarck in WSMC and the NHRA. Members also scheduled family-oriented BBQ's, beach parties, film festivals, cruising Old Town Pasadena as well as organizing a charity ride in 1997 to benefit the Loma Linda University Children's Hospital and Fontana We Care.