I would like to thank TBRD and Motoplex for an awesome weekend, my son and I had come up about a month ago and decided to come back to this event. We had a blast, met some really nice people there. We were in the (white) Raptor Toy Hauler..


Nice meeting you "wild Bill"

Hats off to all the people that worked so hard for putting it together!!!!


Thanks Paul!!!

Don

It was nice meeting Herschell out at the Plex over the weekend. He was trying to out run me on the 7 mile loop, I passed him, then stopped for a laugh....

I was the the guy on the YFZ450 (Don)

We rode the trails at Big Scrub last week and I can tell you 95% of the trails were very WHOOPED out. Like the previous post, where is the money going to maintain these trails? we have very limited areas to ride and they can't even keep these maintained. How are the trails at Lake Delancey? my son and I would like to go ride there for the first week in April if they are WHOOPED out I will plan on ridding elsewhere. When are we going to see these trails groomed??

We rode the trails at Big Scrub last week and I can tell you 95% of the trails were very WHOOPED out. Like the previous post, where is the money going to maintain these trails? we have very limited areas to ride and they can't even keep these maintained. How are the trails at Lake Delancey? my son and I would like to go ride there for the first week in April if they are WHOOPED out I will plan on ridding elsewhere.

Can you pay for the passes on Saturdays at Big Scrub? I'm trying to avoid going up there durring the week
just to buy passes.

Over President's Day Weekend we had 7 ONFA members certified to give the RiderCourse provided by the ATV Safety Institute.  This course is approved by the State of Florida and will meet all requirements of the law going into effect on July 1, 2008.  The course will be available free to anyone interested in being a Trail Ranger.  All children we be charged $75.00 by the ATV Safety Institute.  We have been trying to get them to waive the fee, but they will not. There argument is that they provide all the material and and the liability insurance and as they are a non profit, they can not waive fees.  We will be providing all children who pass the course a picture I.D. that will be accepted on all public lands in the State.  Class size will be limited to 4 per class if under 12 and 6 per class 12 to 15.  The classes will be held at the OHV Center on Forest Road 88 in the Ocala National Forest. Classes will be separate for under 12 and 12 to 15.  Parent MUST attend if under 12.  ATV size is under 70cc if under 12 and up to 90cc if under 16.  All students must have helmets, goggles, long pants, long sleeve shirt and over the calf boots. Classes will continue on the First and Third Saturday's of every month. Those who are interested, please post here and I will pm you with how to sign up.

Schedule for Safety Training Courses:  1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, starting in May.  Classes at 9:00am and 1:00pm.  Enroll in the class by calling the ATV Safety Institute at 800-887-2887 or by going to their website: wwwatvsafety.org and look for rider training.  If you have purchased a new ATV, the course is free.  If you have an older ATV, the course is $75.00 for under 16 and $125.00 for adults. 

How is lake Delancy west for bringing a 37' toy hauler? we are looking to come up for the ride and would plan on camping Friday and Saturday. From what I'm reading, there does not seem to be alot room up there. This would be my only means of getting my quads to the trail system. Plus I would like to camp that weekend. We would be joining the ONFA.

Sounds like a fun weekend. My wife and son would be there with me. 3 quads total.