Looks like it has been a few years since there was a gathering up in this region. Anyone have interest in a bash somewhere in NJ/Ny/PA??
Nov/dec about the only time i have to get away from work for more than an afternoon. Fall bash would be pretty cool if we could find a place to do it.

I'm in . wheres a good spot?

depending on when and where i would be up for a full days riding. you two guys are at opposite ends of PA so let me know where it ends up. greenville is closer for me obviously.

We've had rides every year since I've been a member...
Last year was a real light turnout.
We can do something we just need to find a place.

Its east greenville .near quakertown .My town was going to name it greenville untill they realized there was a greenville in pa so since we are east of that they picked that . lol

Heck I may even have the build done by then hahahaha

Pick a time and place, I'll see if i can attend......

"Place" is the key word for around here. I'm going to check with the DCNR regarding out-of-state "ATVs" and riding state trails. In-state, they have to be registered to ride the trails. I'm sure there are plenty of good riding areas with state campground access if it comes to that.

heck, i don't care if it's a friend of someone that owns a couple hundered acres somehwere....
i'll pitch a tent and be fine.
i have run into issues in ohio trying to ride the state parks. because i am over 50" they say i'm too wide.

And what about Flame Arrestors?

Would my FMF muffler mounted on stock pipe be legal? (doubt it)

Heck ya' bro...

if anyone in northeast ohio, western PA is doing any riding next weekend let me know. i'm burning some vacation after the 4th.

Wanted to sort of bump this ...
About an hour north of me off of route 80 in the Poconos is what was known "Phopoco" or something like that park. It's divided into 3 tracts, all of which allow atv/utv 58-inches or less. there's a private campground pretty close by and Hickory run state park with camping within 5-10 miles of the tracts. Maverickma has ridden the 3 tracts i believe and indicated that 2 are pretty rocky (i like, a lot might not)

PA requires registration and insurance, otherwise no fees to ride. flame arrestors are needed--basically put a piece of screen in the end of the muffler. the tracts are closed from now until a bit after the end of deer season which puts ride time into the december through April 1 range.

I still have some work to do with the DCNR on titling my buggy and intend to find out about out-of-state riders/buggies. If that doesn't work, then maybe we need to bug Kruse into hosting a gathering .....