WOW, now that is our kind of riding! I knew the MOTOPLEX crew had it going on up there!!!
WE ARE GOING!!!
What place did you guys come in?
WE ARE GOING!!!
What place did you guys come in?
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Anoriginal on July 14, 2009, 09:40:18 AM
Baileygunns -
Welcome to the site my man. As you've seen already, we all enjoy ripping on each other. TNTaylor, Trx#9 and myself have all had epic battles back and forth in the past. Ever since they both admitted they're homos and that they play with barbie dolls, we get along fine.
Seriously though, welcome and maybe one day we'll all get to ride together.
~ Matt
Quote from: bushwacker on June 09, 2009, 01:33:28 PM
Had some triple tail too
Quote from: 4x4Matt on May 11, 2009, 07:00:54 PM
u all on drugs selfish and disrespectful ? all i did was bring up ? now i selfish sweet. all i am trying to do is show u that we as a unfuncinal illiterate bunch of people can only grow and learn from mistakes from your lost but never forgotten
but i guess i selfish now.
Quote from: SpeedQuest on April 16, 2009, 05:04:23 PMQuote from: Eworm on April 16, 2009, 03:53:11 PMYou have been a member here for a couple of months and have no clue what the sequence of events were when all of this was being established.....
LOL... FYI, you don't need to be a 'registered member' here to read the forums. Just because I wasn't registered doesn't mean I didn't sign one of your petitions either. Maybe you need to do like you threatened a long time ago and just sell the ATV's and "get a bigger, better boat".
And just because I never posted when you were on the tirade with the ONF back in 2006, doesn't mean I couldn't read it. And even if I didn't know the sequence of events leading to the ONF being the way that it is today, that doesn't have anything to do with the fact that I want as many responsible people to ride as possible.
Back in the day you were an activist before Picayune and the ONF one-way thing. Then the system pregnant dog-slapped you one too many times, now you're just bitter and trying to keep everyone from enjoying the forest since they wouldn't act on your suggestions. I sympathize with you, but if the only way I get to ride ONF is 2-way, then so be it. Telling others not to ride their when they ask only gives the Forestry people cause to shut it down to us permanently.
Quote from: SpeedQuest on April 16, 2009, 12:51:47 PM
I have no hidden agenda as you and Chip seem to think I have. My agenda is to continue riding in the ONF. My agenda is to answer other people's questions about the ONF honestly. Are the two-way trails dangerous?
Yep... And as I have pointed out there are a lot of DANGEROUS activities we all do every single day.
Does that mean we should stop doing them? That's what makes this country great, is you and I have the choice to make those decisions for ourselves.
I don't come on here and tell people to stay away from the ONF like you and Chip. You have your cause, and just because your efforts so far have not made the Forest Service change its ways, that's no reason to come on here and constantly bash what little riding area we have and the rules we have.
You are p!ssed because your time and effort so far have been for little or nothing and I understand that. But that's no reason to tell people to avoid the forest. Your approach plays right in to the 'conspiracy theory' that you speak about so much. You know the one, where they liimit the forest use to the point where no one rides? Well, by your advice, we shouldn't ride there anymore anyhow. So, now that would make you party to the 'conspiracy'?
Every person you convince not to come ride the ONF, is one more person you won't ever be able to use as a statistic in why the trails shoud be one-way. Every person you turn away before they ever get here is one less person that will probably never even try the forest. I don't see how that supports your cause at all.
Quote from: SpeedQuest on April 16, 2009, 12:34:44 PMQuote from: Eworm on April 16, 2009, 10:06:18 AMQuote from: Sulspen on November 11, 2008, 02:43:15 PM
Thanks. I live in NC and don't know a thing about FL. Can you tell me the nearest town/city so I can google directions to Delancey? Also how strict are they on kids? My 14 year old son has a rhino, but no certification.
Your best bet is Croom
Too late Eworm, Sulspen has already been here, rode the ONF, didn't have problems with Rangers or accidents and is now safely back in NC. It was a good weekend right around Thanksgiving and great fun was had by all.
Quote from: SpeedQuest on April 16, 2009, 12:38:16 PM
We rode Wandering Wiregrass three times last week, Sunday, Tuesday and Saturday. We saw about 3-5 utility quads, 5-6 sport quads, and about 5-8 dirt bikes.
Once again, no Ranger hassles, and no close calls on the trails. We stopped a few times and chatted with other riders that were out there. Another great day in the ONF.
Quote from: mrbones on April 16, 2009, 10:34:16 AM
I was up in Ocala last week and explored a lot of the OHV North trails and had a great time. I only saw 2 other people on the trails after 3 days of riding (wed-fri). I would expect to see more people out there on the weekends.
Some of the trails were the best I've ever ridden on, flat, sandy, no stumps or roots. They aren't all like that, but coming from someone who rides Croom regularly, it was a paradise.
Quote from: Sulspen on November 11, 2008, 02:43:15 PM
Thanks. I live in NC and don't know a thing about FL. Can you tell me the nearest town/city so I can google directions to Delancey? Also how strict are they on kids? My 14 year old son has a rhino, but no certification.
Quote from: SpeedQuest on February 03, 2009, 08:17:28 PM
- We have NEVER been ticketed.
- Our group of riders ranges in ages from 11 to 60 years old.
- Mostly guys, but we do have a few gals with us from time to time.
- We ride ULTRA FAST in some sections, we ride slow in some sections.
- We have had people injured in our group (broken arm after falling off a 90cc quad), but never anything that wasn't our own damn fault.
- We encounter traffic in a head-on fashion almost every weekend, although we have never had an incident.
- We have never encountered anyone brandishing a weapon, except for hunters when it's hunting season.
- Three of the people we ride with regularly have Concealed Weapons Permits, and they may or may not be armed when we ride. I don't ask because I don't care and don't think it is an issue. I have my permit, but have never felt it necessary to ride with a weapon.
Quote from: SpeedQuest on April 08, 2009, 01:27:41 PMQuote from: Eworm on April 07, 2009, 02:55:10 PMQuote from: rancher1 on April 13, 2008, 11:56:22 AM
Way to many blind curves maybe the trails should be one way i mean some of them any way to avoid head on crashes like the main ones heading out to the other trails.
My cousin was involved in a head on collision and they were going about 5 MPH.....The other rider was doing about 30....It was pretty scary. I wonder if changes will come once someone gets seriously injured in a head on collision out there!!!
Blah, Blah, Blah!
The SKY is falling! The SKY is falling!
Do something constructive about it would you Eworm? Complaining here does nothing.
Quote from: SpeedQuest on April 08, 2009, 01:26:10 PMQuote from: Eworm on April 07, 2009, 02:52:53 PM
Still two way trails and extremely dangerous.........I wonder when they will realize what all other ATV riding areas are doing. I for one will never take my kids to that place knowing that people can be coming at you from another direction at 50MPH.....THEY MUST BE INSANE!!!
We should probably just outlaw ATV's then, because the U.S. Forest Service doesn't have any intention in making the trails One-Way.
Are all of your posts just to pregnant dog about that? You could use your energy much more efficiently by starting a letter-writing campaign to the Forest Service rather than coming in here on a semi-private forum and trying to scream, "The SKY is falling, the SKY is falling! People will die!". Do something about it rather than sniping from a mountain-top.
By the way, we just spent Friday thru Saturday and all day yesterday on those scary, dangerous two-way trails and not once did we run head on into someone. We should probably go play the lottery now huh?
Quote from: rancher1 on April 13, 2008, 11:56:22 AM
Way to many blind curves maybe the trails should be one way i mean some of them any way to avoid head on crashes like the main ones heading out to the other trails.
Quote from: Chillinthemost on March 16, 2009, 05:56:21 PM
Lets get one thing straight. I'm not 39 until next month and I havent even decided if I want to turn 39, I think I'd like to be 38 for about 20 more years..
I also didn't beat everyone, I won my class and it was not easy. Almost all new faces and they all were great riders . It was not my type of track, lots of open pasture and double greens and the dust was rediculous.
Sandbagging? No, things just stacked in my favor.
Anoriginal(Reality) you big sissy, stop trying to put a target on my back and get your azz out here and try one of these races with us.