rain?? wtf is that?? I wouldnt mind! probably be a dust bowl otherwise!!
rain?? wtf is that?? I wouldnt mind! probably be a dust bowl otherwise!!
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Dan, I'm genuinely flattered you've selected me to serve as Grand Marshal of the OFS parade, but I won't be making this ride. Go back and read post #689 on page 46. I think you thought I could make it judging from your welcome, but I was talking about August not September...gotta be at work.
Not that it matters since I'm not going but
I agree with Rory about the trike only ride....and the strobe light Fabs![]()
Last edited by Dave Little; 09-04-2012 at 09:57 PM.
sorry thought u meant September not august .. my bad ..lol
I may not have as many posts on this site as most of you, but I may as well add my 2 cents.
Is the problem here everyone parking in the same area?
Or is it the skill level of the riders?
We don't all have to park together or even ride the same trails in order to have a group event. Those of you that are planning to go Bawls to the wall could simply park at one location, and we could easily have an alternate location with more leisurely trails for the more leisurely riders. We could easily meet up and have a group lunch or something on the trails with a little coordination..
I have access to a place in Fitzwilliam that has ample parking available, though I dont know the trails in the area. Maybe one of you guys that lives up that way can chime in about what trails are good for what and if they connect.
Edit: Either way, I'll be there.
Last edited by Furno; 09-05-2012 at 12:06 AM.
Hey Furno. Parking I believe has been solved by ANT ( thank you BTW) my original concern was the size of the ride group given how tight the trails are. I think we are suggesting the same thing here. WE split into two smaller groups to ride and meet up at certain spots on the trail...etc
There is parking at the base of the trail as well but some people haev been experiance some problems parking there so we were looking into parking at ANT's house. No need for anyone to go somewhere else in my opinion
I taught my cat to ride, he's a newb but he'll be fine. I think I'll put him on a CR500![]()
All our government does is distract us while they steal from us, misspend our tax $ and ruin our country
Originally Posted by Dirtcrasher:1155629
best post yet on this thread....![]()
I have next week off!!! I gave my notice this week nad they asked me to leave immediately (sales Job). I start my new job on the 17th and was wondering if there was anyone else around that may be up for a mid week ride next week? I talked to Furno last night and sounds like he would be down. Probably thinking of somewhere near either him or me..
I'm buisy on the 11th and 12th. any other day is fine.
Theres trails near me though I dont know them well. Theres ample parking at my place for anyone that wants to come, and you can use my kitchen/bathroom if u want. . Just please don't have an insanely loud exhaust on your bike as I try to fly under the radar.
My addy is: 65 Southeast main st. 01516. If you google it, you can see the trunkline trail and a lot of other marked trails out here. Also have some sand pits.
that looks sweet furno! your about 2 and a half from me, but id come out for a day sometime! Get Dan and Fabio to check out the trails with you, looks like you can go forever. I would imagine you have to be registered to use the NE trunk ?
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Don't worry about Reggies in MA Rory you basically can't ride legally in this stateand certainlly not on the trunk trail
The Southern New England Trunkline Trail is a rail trail in Massachusetts.[1]
It occupies an abandoned railroad corridor running for approximately 22 miles (35 km) with an eastern terminus at Union Street in downtown Franklin, Massachusetts and a western terminus at the Connecticut state line in the Douglas State Forest, Douglas, Massachusetts.
The trail is designated for use by pedestrians, equestrians or non-motorized vehicles.
Theses are the only places you can ride in MA legally and half are for dirt bike only
Massachusetts State Forest Riding Areas
Western Massachusetts
These four forests are open to ORV use through the partnership of the Berkshire Trails Council and local ORV clubs who help to maintain the trails for all visitors. ORV trails in Western Massachusetts are challenging and only suitable for the intermediate to expert rider. For more detailed information, trail maps and directions go to www.mass.gov/dcr/forparks.htm
Beartown State Forest (Lee, Great Barrington and Monterey)
Phone # (413)528-0904
Approximately 25 miles of ORV trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs. A daily permit is required. See the permitting process for details.
October Mountain State Forest (Lee, Lenox, Washington and Becket) Phone # (413)243-1778
Approximately 30 miles of ORV trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs. A daily permit is required. See the permitting process for details.
Pittsfield State Forest (Pittsfield, Lanesboro and Hancock)
Phone (413)442-8992
Approximately 14 miles of ORV trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs. A daily permit is required for ATV and motorcycle riding in Pittsfield State Forest. See the permitting process for details.
Tolland State Forest (Tolland, Sandisfield and Otis)
Phone # (413)269-6002
Approximately 15 miles of OHV trails best suited to MGL c. 90 registered motorcycles (motorcycles registered and equipped to ride on public roads). Many Tolland trails merge with public ways where ATV use is prohibited. ATV riders will find more suitable trails in Beartown, October Mt. and Pittsfield State Forests.
Southeastern Massachusetts
These two forests are open to ORV use through the partnership of the Pilgrim Sands Trail Riders and King Philip Trail Riders who help to maintain the trails for all visitors. For more detailed information, trail maps and directions go to www.mass.gov/dcr/forparks.htm
Freetown-Fall River State Forest (Freetown and Fall River)
Phone # (508)644-5522
Approximately 25 miles of singe track trails for the expert rider. Motorcycles only.
F. Gilbert Hills, Wrentham and Franklin State Forests (Foxboro, Wrentham and Franklin) Phone # (508)543-9084
Approximately 8 miles of single track motorcycle trail in each of the three forests. Best suited to intermediate to expert riders. Motorcycles only.
http://www.mass.gov/dcr/recreate/orv.htm