Delware water gap area riders.
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05-07-2007 | 03:24 AM
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RE: Delware water gap area riders.
Can these trails be ridden with a nonregistered DBlegally? I could bring my son and his TTR.
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Cool I will see you then, I will try to keep this towards the top of the board in case anyone else wants to join. If any one is truck/trailering you will be able to park at the meeting place, but it will be about a 1-11/2 mile down main roads if anyone comes that doesn't have a plate.
Cool I will see you then, I will try to keep this towards the top of the board in case anyone else wants to join. If any one is truck/trailering you will be able to park at the meeting place, but it will be about a 1-11/2 mile down main roads if anyone comes that doesn't have a plate.
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05-07-2007 | 04:42 AM
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RE: Delware water gap area riders.
I see quads going to the trail alot, wheather they are registered or not I am not sure. It is mostly a old railroad bed that the tracks have been taken up. It is just about all in NJ, we will only be in PA for the time it takes to cross the delaware. The railroad right of way is owned by the state of NJ.I am not sure if the trails are totaly legal on a registered bike, but I did not have any problems when I was on them andyou can tell that they are beingusedregulary by quads and dirt bikes.How old is your son and what size ttr is he riding?
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05-14-2007 | 01:02 AM
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RE: Delware water gap area riders.
Thought I would bring it back to the first page to see who is still interested. Looks like it might be rain on saturday so lets shoot for sunday (5/20) around 9am. Let me know who still wants to go.
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05-16-2007 | 10:07 PM
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RE: Delware water gap area riders.
If you are trailering and coming from the 33 windgap area you could park at my house and then we could ride from there. It looks like it might just be us two. I am going to pm/email tumbleweed and see if everything is ok with him. How about Truckman interested?
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05-19-2007 | 02:55 PM
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RE: Delware water gap area riders.
Jermey it looks like tumbleweed will be joinging us. Meeting place will be where I said in post 8around 9am. See you guys tommorow. Jermey check your pm's.
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05-19-2007 | 04:03 PM
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RE: Delware water gap area riders.
ORIGINAL: 2k1w=no$
I see quads going to the trail alot, wheather they are registered or not I am not sure. It is mostly a old railroad bed that the tracks have been taken up. It is just about all in NJ, we will only be in PA for the time it takes to cross the delaware. The railroad right of way is owned by the state of NJ.I am not sure if the trails are totaly legal on a registered bike, but I did not have any problems when I was on them andyou can tell that they are beingusedregulary by quads and dirt bikes.How old is your son and what size ttr is he riding?
I see quads going to the trail alot, wheather they are registered or not I am not sure. It is mostly a old railroad bed that the tracks have been taken up. It is just about all in NJ, we will only be in PA for the time it takes to cross the delaware. The railroad right of way is owned by the state of NJ.I am not sure if the trails are totaly legal on a registered bike, but I did not have any problems when I was on them andyou can tell that they are beingusedregulary by quads and dirt bikes.How old is your son and what size ttr is he riding?
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