post by Explorer Zero | | Exploring on OHV? < on 5/6/2009 2:46 AM >
Being in Texas we aint got much in the way of long offroad trips, all the land is private or fenced and or state parks, not OHV friendly
We got some large private spreads 2700-3000 acres pay to play so to speak but Id really like to see pics from some trail rides in the Natl forests or BLM lands if anyones got pics or routes like in New Mexico to share
Jonsred, former member and Husqvarna owner lived out there, anyone else?
post by cr400 | | Re: Exploring on OHV? <Reply # 1 on 6/12/2009 7:19 PM >
I've talked with que pasoe, and jonsered, they collect bikes also. Out here in California we have allot of desert, drylakes, forest, foothills. But my favorite is the single track stuff that goes on for miles in our foothills and forests. If you run out of gas on one of these trails, (and I have) it sucks soooo bad!!
post by Explorer Zero | | Re: Exploring on OHV? <Reply # 2 on 6/16/2009 12:29 AM >
as I was riding from DFW to Frisco last week I stopped at a few on-road places to explore along old Route 66 but didnt take my little puerco off-road, I saw some extraordinary riding areas from the Interstate however
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post by cr400 | | Re: Exploring on OHV? <Reply # 3 on 6/16/2009 1:58 PM >
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Dallas to frisco? Good God!!! I can ride for about 1.5 hours on my speed triple, then I gotta stop and walk about a little.
I flew from LAX to Denver, bought this truck and drove it back to L.A. Very interesting trip with only the tools that the TSA would allow me as carry on. especially when your driving a 44 year old truck, that you've never laid eyes on before.
Best trip of my life, Bought indian blankets, and lots of fireworks, stopped when I felt like it, no time sched, or worries. It hit 115 degrees near Needles, I thought I would die. The truck never faltered once.
post by junkyard | | Re: Exploring on OHV? <Reply # 7 on 8/20/2009 5:46 AM >
I was just looking at that second shot and in my drunken stupor, realized that I know that place. Or one just like it. It looks like some place in maybe AZ on I40. I know too many places A guy from WI shouldn't. We're not supposed to leave the state, either because of probation, or you fall off the edge of the world.