How do we change this thing around?

[RIDE-RED 250r]

In going along with TimSr's suggestion, here is a great place to start! http://tughilladirondacksatv.com/tug...tion/index.htm

They along with a few clubs are VERY diligently working to maintain and expand the existing ATV trail system in northern NY. It's not a trike specific group, but ATV in general. Trikes are completely welcome on Tug so long as you are registered, insured and wearing the bucket. All money generated from membership STAYS with the clubs and TughillAdirondack ATV Association. (Unlike the snowmobile funding....)

I'm sure I will be hitting the hill numerous times this summer and would be glad to show some of my fellow 3WW members around up there whether they are from NY or not. If you don't mind sleeping in a tent I have access to a small piece of property. I just ask that the group be small and not big time party animals as I don't own the property myself and I want to treat it and the owner with the utmost respect so as not to abuse the privilege.

There will be an event called the SNIRT Run on April 14th. It usually has some snow leftover so you can ride a sled or a wheeler, but it looks like it will just be a dirt run this year. I plan on going with a couple of family members. Would likely be unloading at the Timberview Lodge in Turin NY. If a couple of you guys might be interested PM me.

I'll probably just ride the wife's Z400 that day to keep it simple. I don't have the 350r broken in or jetted in yet and it's not likely I will at that point....

[TimSr]

In going along with TimSr's suggestion, here is a great place to start! http://tughilladirondacksatv.com/tug...tion/index.htm

They along with a few clubs are VERY diligently working to maintain and expand the existing ATV trail system in northern NY. It's not a trike specific group, but ATV in general. Trikes are completely welcome on Tug so long as you are registered, insured and wearing the bucket. All money generated from membership STAYS with the clubs and TughillAdirondack ATV Association. (Unlike the snowmobile funding....)

This is great! This is the kind of positive thing I was talking about that actually gets things accomplished. Notice they have a list of participating clubs right on their front webpage. You can still be a trike group that parts of a bigger group. A handful of trikers could give their group a name, participate, be public and have their own club name listed there, become known and earn respect, and a few years later pick up the phone and have instant access to any of the clubs listed there, and after a while, clubs that aren't listed there. Thats how it starts, folks! I'm relieved that after this big long hairpulling thread, somebody gets it! Thank you RIDE-RED 250r.

[riverrat]

I live in southern NY, and this is probably one of those places that are 180 miles from my house. I will look into it a little more though. TimSr, having a place to ride, and the trike ban are two different subjects, but the bad light on trikes only makes finding a place to ride that much more difficult. Some places don't allow three wheelers because of that. I've been at this a while with a bunch of friends, and we are all sick of it.

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246 miles from my house.