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#1
Not sure exactly, never been there before. But I think they are probably all booked anyway. I'd say best to just bring a tent and some wood for a fire.
#2
That's cool, I was planning on pitching a tent anyway
#3
P.S. Here is the link to the website if you want to check it out

http://www.durhamtown.com/
#4
I want to try to get as many people together for a 3 day camp/ride at Durhamtown Plantation in Georgia. I'd like to get there on Friday, May 27th, and stay through Sunday, the 29th. I'm going to try to talk my brother into going, but I want to gather as many people as we can and celebrate as only we know how!

Let's show those Georgia peaches how to ride!  [smiley=drive.gif] [smiley=trophy1.gif] [smiley=trophy2.gif] [smiley=trophy3.gif]  [smiley=king.gif]
#5
If a reverse is a determining factor for you, I would go with the Raptor 660. My brother has one, and can keep up with my 450 in the trails. He's just a little slower on the track.
#6
I hear the White bro's pipes are good too. anyone seen them perform?
#7
QuoteI have a GYTR aluminum pipe with the titanium head pipe that I will sell for cheap if your interested. I also have jets & will jet your bike for you if you buy the pipe. That will save you frome buying a pipe & then paying 50 dollars for the jet kit.


If you want give me a call 321-229-1012.


Thanks, but my priorities are more in performance than cheap prices and convenience.
#8
Product and Services Reviews / exhaust for YFZ 450
March 12, 2005, 09:57:53 PM
I'm looking for an exhaust and jets for my YFZ. Wich one will give me the best performance? Anyone tried the Yoshimura TRS pro?
#9
I got the 05 YFZ 450 2 months ago, and haven't stopped grinning since! The only drawback I can see to it is the lack of a reverse gear. but it all depends on how much backing up you do when you ride. I've ridden it in the ocala trails, MX, and in California mountains, and I couldn't possibly ask for more in a quad.
#10
Where to Ride? / Re: Riding in the Keys?
March 12, 2005, 09:27:32 PM
Someone mentioned to me something about some trails on summerland key, mm 24. has anyone heard of this?
#11
Where to Ride? / Re: Riding in the Keys?
March 03, 2005, 10:09:00 PM
It's not by choice...well, sort of. I'm in the military, and I'm getting transfered this summer. I wanted to go anywhere in Florida, so they stuck me in Key West. I have family outside of Orlando, so I'll probably just leave my quad there and ride when I visit.
#12
Where to Ride? / Re: Riding in the Keys?
March 03, 2005, 02:16:32 PM
Well, I guess that settles it. I'll be driving a few hours every time I want to ride. I've never really been into water sports, so I don't think I'll be giving up my YFZ 450 that easily. Thanks everyone
#13
Where to Ride? / Re: Riding in the Keys?
March 01, 2005, 09:40:54 PM
Yeah, never been one for water sports though. It looks like I'll be drivin to ride.
#14
Where to Ride? / Riding in the Keys?
March 01, 2005, 09:02:00 PM
I'm moving to Key West in a couple of months, and was hoping to find some places to ride in the keys. Anyone got any info?
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