Just Too Addicted
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Just Wondering if Anyone has Been to the Bald eagle state forest? In Glen Iron, PA.
I have an old flier About ATV trails and it says its Open a Certain time and what not. Closes the last week of This month though.
? Anyone been out there>? Also is a 3 wheeler classified as a ATV or ATC? it says atv's only so idk, I have a helmet.
No place to ride here, Sucks a big one.
I try to ride in a field and 2 min later some 1 is there Bi**Hi**, Like i dont get it, Whats the big deal.
Just Too Addicted
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i have never been there but it is considered an atv, atc is a term honda uses
Just Too Addicted
Arm chair racerJust too addicted
Ok thanks, Was thinking making my way out there sometime, Idk next year i suppose. Wish i could find some1 that was there though
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Yep, All 3 wheelers are ATV's, but only Hondas are ATC's. Honda used the term ATC to describe their trikes, just like they use TRX to describe their 4 wheeled contraptions.
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Dude there lots of places to ride right around you! Go to YouTube and check out Treverton PA hill climbs. Also there's the Snow shoe rails to trails. Google is your friend.
http://www.ssrt.org/
http://www.rauschcreekoffroadpark.org/
Last edited by 3Wheelingfool; 09-06-2011 at 08:34 PM.
Got The Holeshot
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you gotta be kidding me... no place to ride ..... i can think of 15 places with in 1/2 hour of you.... i'll be riding in hazelton in 3 weeks your welcome to ride with us.....
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At The Back Of The Pack
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Hi Headsup. You always have Reading Anthracite Company land as an option. They sell annual permits and it allows you to ride/hunt on 22,000 acres. The main riding area is in St Clair. For more info & pricing click the following link:
http://www.readinganthracite.com/access-permits/
Last edited by GeoD; 09-06-2011 at 10:48 PM.
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Ive never been to Treverton but watched the videos and looks like some sweet riding and my bro in law checked it out and you do deff need a permit to ride there. Think its around $100 but not positive. Seems like there is a bunch of guys that ride trikes there also
Just Too Addicted
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Great spots guys, Looks amazing also GeoD. I dont have a registration, What are all the steps to registering My trike?
Costs Estimate?
Also no truck or trailer to haul it anywhere, I usually ride it down the street slowly, until i hit some fields, Every1 yells though..
I will keep these in mind for when i do get a Way to Haul it and get Registration. Thanks a bunch guys. Would love to go riding with some of u all
At The Back Of The Pack
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Those two pics really don't do the riding area much justice. But you can see there's a lot of scenic views and hundreds of miles of trails to explore. For $125 a year you just can't beat the riding. Not to mention there isn't any legal riding places in my area except for RAC.
To get DCNR ATV registration you need a title for your bike. Registration is $10 a year but you can pay up to 2yrs ($20).
If you don't have a title you will have to provide the notary with a tracing of the numbers located on the right side of your steering collar and any other bill of sale you may have. They should take your tracing and money to do all the necessary paperwork. In a few weeks you should receive a title. Unfortunately, I don't remember what the cost of the titling is.
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Ok sounds good, I have a bill of sale lying around here some where. I dont have a title. The guy i bought it from didnt have it. But i do how ever have his cell phone number. Maybe they would call him and take his word if i cant find it, Pretty sure i kept it though.
Sounds pretty easy and cheap. I will look into a membership when i have a way to get it there and back without riding it there. LoL!!
Trevorton looks to crazy for what i have, 250sx.. Thanks though, Maybe i can find a way to get it places then a membership with a title and registered.
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ive rode tevorton for 5 + years and never bought a permit we will be up there sat riding
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ive seen alot of differnt rides up there your 250sx would be fine you can ride anywhere with that and go across the road and hit the trails all day.Originally Posted by Headsup
At The Back Of The Pack
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Just a heads up...Headsup. I wouldn't rush to get a permit this year. The permit expires Dec 31st. They go back on sale on MLK day. RAC continues to sell the permits until they run out (that has never happened). You will need your license, ATV registration, and ATV insurance.
As for riding on RAC land without a permit. I can't tell you what to do or not to do. I buy the permit because it's cheap and afterwards I'm legal to ride on their land. There's many local yocals that refuse to buy a permit. That is their choice. I don't care if a person has a permit or not if they are out riding and enjoying themselves. I take action if I see someone stealing, littering, or vadalizing RAC property (or other people's stuff). The reward? A free year of riding on RAC land the following year. I do know Trevorton is one place the RAC security guards patrol. If you get caught without a permit it's a $300 fine plus possible jail time. You might also get your ride impounded. If you park your tow rig on their land without a permit they will tow it at your expense. I don't know how many times any of that has happened. I've been a member for 5yrs and I never seen a patrol.
The 250SX will handle 95% of the terrain RAC has to offer. My nephew has a 250SX and he motors all over the place.
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