Ron505

Quotes from another forum... "Not going to make the memorial day ride but have been their numerous times. Here's what to expect, get their early as the line will be long getting in, I believe you can print waivers online and have them filled out to save time. If it rains be cautious where you part your truck/trailer or you'll be stuck. Lots of open field to park in. It is very crowded on these rides, lots of mud trucks. Not a place for family outing if you get me drift. The trails are very nice and is a great place to ride, lots of tight woods trails, open log roads and tons of mud. The trails will be pretty jammed packed and you can spend lots of time sitting and watching the mud holes and all the idiots. The pond is a great place to watch trucks and atv go submarine style. Just be prepared you will have traffic jams and it's not going to be a hop on the trail and ride non stop deal. It's Awsome place to ride and I've been lucky enough to go on a few non event weekends and enjoyed it a lot. I get a little nervous around the big trucks and alcohol fueled courage. Just be safe and be aware of your surroundings when you stop on the trails for a rest or to watch others. Enjoy it's a great place. " "Also if you plan to drink take a tent and stay the night, the sheriff department has a field day stopping all the trucks leaving hauling muddy atv's, dirt bikes and sxs. "

Got to try everything once......almost everything. We are taking our RZR. Got a couple friends taking quads.

We are headed out Saturday just for the day to watch all the idiots. Anyone else? powerlinepark.com

We've got 2 weekend field passes for sale if anyone is interested. Friday night, Saturday, Sunday, and free t-shirts with them. We are holding out for a little more money though. Trying to help fund the camper we are renting and some of the alcohol that will be consumed. Give me a shout if you're interested at rrohr505 at yahoo dot com

The size of most driveways? Is it One Way traffic only?

Glad everyone is ok. That is really messed up and could have ended badly, and changing everyones life, as was already stated.

Perry definitely has a lot more than 16 miles of trails. Perry does very little grooming, unlike Wayne. I like Perry better. Wayne is kind of like a speedway with oncoming traffic. I still ride both. Just be extra careful at Wayne. When I went head on with another bike at Wayne several years back, it was during the week and we hadn't seen or heard one other person out. A couple miles down the trail and......BAM! It was hard getting that guy out of there after he was all broken up. Just stay alert!

Uhmmm....he's pointing out that part of the engine is chrome too (I think he actually means polished doesn't he?)

We'll be at Rock on the Range.

We were in the market for the same last year. We ended up with a Sony 32" LCD Google TV ($399). It was cool at first, but this remote sucks!

Cool vid! Looked a bit sloppy.

I really wish I could, but I have to host a birthday party. I'll definitely ride with you guys sometime soon though. Plus I can carry gas cans on the RZR!

Well after all, Trayvon looks like he could be Obama's son......

I guess I haven't seen enough evidence to attend all the demonstrations that have been going on all over the US. I guess they all know a lot more then me. Hopefully "the system" has enough evidence to make the proper decision. I too have heard different stories.

Wayne National Forest Trail Permits Now Available Online NELSONVILLE, OH – The Wayne National Forest is offering an easy and convenient way to purchase trail permits for its upcoming trail season that starts Sunday, April 15, 2012. New printable trail permits are now available for purchase on the Forest website at http://www.fs.usda.gov/wayne. Riders have the ability to purchase printable trail permits (Daily, 3-Day, and Seasonal) through an online vendor under the “Quick Links” section of the Forest website. These permits may be purchased and printed from home or any location that offers access to a computer with internet service and a color printer. Permits should be visibly displayed on the ATV, horse, bicycle, or person when riding trails. Traditional permits remain available for sale through local participating vendors throughout central and southeast Ohio. A complete list of vendors is available on the Forest website. Free 8 ½ X 11 printable trail maps are also available on the Forest website under “Maps and Publications”. The 241,000 acre Wayne National Forest in southeastern Ohio has over 300 miles of trails on the Forest for hiking, ATV riding, mountain biking, or horseback riding. Annually, the Forest estimates over 40,000 visitors come to ride the Wayne’s trail system. For more information, visit www.fs.usda.gov/wayne or contact the Wayne National Forest Offices (Headquarters and Athens Unit), 740-753-0101, (Marietta Unit) 740-373-9055, or (Ironton Unit) 740-534-6500. Follow the Wayne National Forest on Twitter: @waynenationalfs

Love Wings and Rings. Can't get much better wings. Probably can't make it tonight, but I'll plan on hitting it up sometime soon.

I used Cortech Sport bags on my old FZ1. The Tailbag was a little larger, but they also make lots of different size tank bags.

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^Yup Hauled mine many of times. Now I have a trailer.

Very cool bike! Unfortunately, I don't have any Chuck Taylors to go with it.... Seriously cool though. I definitely see one of these in my future.

I thought I was until my damn sammich maker just told me we are having a birthday party at our place on the 21st. Not looking good now. Who needs sammiches anyway...lol

Twist 'em if ya got 'em!

Congrats! Pics or it didn't happen.

I concur!