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LOORRS Race next weekend @ Glen Helen

DUNE DUMMY 29 — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:39:20 GMT

Next Saturday & Sunday the 7th & 8th of August. LOORRS will be bringing their brand of short course offroad racing back to SO CAL. The races will be held @ the Glen Helen Offroad Park. They will have all of the Pro Truck & buggy classes as well as The R1 Rhino & unlimited Sidexside classes. Featuring: Chad George, Austin Kimbrel, RJ Anderson, Tyler Herzog, Robert Van Beekum & Tyler Winbury as well as our own Corry Weller, Code Rahders & Gary Thompson. The R1s Should be blazing fast on this course. There also will be the Stadium Karts & the Imperial Valley is well represented by Broc Heger, Elliot Watson. Cole Mamer As well as Mr. Dickerson & Mr. Rodahl. Quinton Tucker will be there in the buggy class & Travis Coyne is in the Pro 4 class. Good luck to all of the IV racers & especially all of the PSXS Racers. I have $5 off coupons for the races if you are interested hit me up. We hope to see you there. We plan on being there Saturday. Joey D & Rusty I will be looking for you guys & your shenanigans. :usa2::usa2::usa2::usa2:

BRC Supports H.R. 5580 - National Monument Designation Transparency

The Lyin King — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 19:03:23 GMT

BLUERIBBON COALITION, INC.

MEDIA RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Brian Hawthorne, BRC Public Lands Policy Director
Phone: (208) 390-5770
Date: July 28, 2010

BlueRibbon Coalition Supports H.R. 5580 - National Monument Designation Transparency and Accountability Act

POCATELLO, ID (July 28)--The BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC), a national trail-based recreational advocacy group, has announced its support of the National Monument Designation Transparency and Accountability Act (H.R. 5580).

This legislation would help limit the amount of land that can be designated as a National Monument as well as preventing arbitrary restrictions on various multiple-use activities including vehicle-based recreation and access to public lands. H.R. 5580 has been introduced in the House by Representative Devin Nunes (CA) and in the Senate by Senator Mike Crapo (ID).

Greg Mumm, BRC's Executive Director said, "We applaud the recent effort of Senator Crapo and Rep. Nunez to establish some common sense guidelines for use of White House powers under the Antiquities Act. We hope to see a day when all elected officials see the value of including citizens in a process which fundamentally impacts their ability to use or connect with public lands."

The President should not have unchecked authority to designate new National Monuments. The Antiquities Act of 1906 was never envisioned by its authors to be used as a tool to set aside millions of acres where historic multiple-use activities and recreation occur.

Don Amador, BRC's Western Representative said, "H.R. 5580 would encourage local stakeholder involvement and create a public process. BRC believes land-use legislation should be developed from the ground up rather than being crafted behind closed doors in Washington D.C." Amador noted that many of these National Monument proposals could impact designated OHV areas on federal lands throughout the West including the Stonyford OHV Area on the Mendocino National Forest in Northern California and the San Rafael Swell in Utah.

See previous BRC Media Alert
http://www.sharetrails.org/releases/...5&filter=media

More Multiple BRC Action Alerts

The Lyin King — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:39:39 GMT

Too many to post individually . . .

-IMPORTANT AGOI "LISTENING SESSION" UPDATE FOR UTAH

-ISSA AND IRC needs our help!

-Help Needed to Develop New OHV Area in Northern California

Get the details here . . . http://www.sharetrails.org/alerts/

Breven is going to need a RZR4s!

Papa_Bear — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 03:54:32 GMT

He will need a four seater by next April! I is hard being a grand pa again, all this work! :love:

Multiple BlueRibbon Alerts

The Lyin King — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 17:25:26 GMT

These are BRC Alerts I received yesterday, there are just too many to list in individual posts.

-Northumberland County's OHV Recreation Park to Hold First Public Meeting

-BLM Proposing Supplementary Rules for Arkansas River Travel Management Area

-Park Service Releases Draft Range of Alternatives for Yellowstone Winter Use Plan

-Santa Fe National Forest Releases Travel Management Draft Environmental Impact Statement

-BLM Announces Bighorn Basin RMP Revision Field Trip Schedule

Get the specifics here . . . http://www.sharetrails.org/alerts/?alert=1206

Here . . . http://www.sharetrails.org/public_la...on=BRC_Recnews

And here . . . http://www.sharetrails.org/public-lands/

Why would I buy this for my ipad/ kindle?

jakeville — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 09:40:19 GMT

Looking for something new to read for summer and for my newly purchased ipad, wonder if should get this?

Lindsey Lohan who?

Papa_Bear — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 03:20:58 GMT

I cant believe the news coverage being given to her. Here are a few 20 year-olds worth knowing about: Justin Allen 23, Brett Linley 29, Matt Weikert 29, Justus Bartett 27, Dave Santos 21, Chase Stanley 21, Jesse Reed 26, Matthew King 23, ...Christopher Goeke 23, Sheldon Tate 27. These 20-somethings gave their lives for you this week. Do you support the Military?

Haunted Forest Ride - Oct 23, Bell County, KY - Huge ATV Raffle!

bco — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 04:41:10 GMT

We hope that you and yours can plan spending the Saturday before Halloween getting your pants scared off down here in Bell County, KY!

The 2nd Annual Haunted Forest Ride will begin on the Bridge to Nowhere on Highway 119 just east of Pineville, KY on Saturday, October 23rd. We encourage people to get there around 5:00 PM for some free food and information. At 6:00 PM we will hold the ATV and prize raffle drawing. The Haunted Trail will open at sundown. There is a rain delay date of Saturday, Oct 30th in the case of severe and heavy storms (which is unlikely during this time of the year, but just in case!). This year we plan on doing the ride much bigger and better than last year. We got quite a few compliments on the ride last year, and this year we have a larger budget and hopefully many more volunteers. We will have t-shirts available with a logo similar to the one above. If you own a business and would like to become a sponsor of the ride and get your business name on the back of the shirt, contact us through our email at hollercrawlers@hotmail.com

If you would like to volunteer for this event, just drop an email (hollercrawlers@hotmail.com) and let us know. If you'd like for you and your friends to set up a section of trail to decorate and have your own segment of the Haunted Trail, our event planning committee would be glad to hear your ideas and get you involved.

Also we can always use people to help direct traffic, set up decorations, and make props for the trail as well. If you can help in these areas, it will help us accommodate everyone. Last year in our first annual ride we had over 300 riders check the Haunted Forest out and everyone seemed to really enjoy themselves. Well this year will be much bigger and better and we hope to draw double what we did last year. In order to do this we really need folks to chip in and help make this an event to remember and something that draws a lot of folks to our county. So again � your help is greatly appreciated.

This year there will also be a few guided tours earlier in the day. Late October in Bell County is usually a great time for fall weather enthusiasts to get out and get some great pictures of the changing leaves, and riders will have some spectacular fall color views with the Cumberland Mountain right before them. The club will also have free maps to hand out earlier in the day to anyone who wants to ride some trails on their own before the Haunted Trail opens.

We also plan on again having a bonfire and some food afterwards. We will probably roast and cook hot dogs and have marsh mellows and hot chocolate for everyone as well�it will be a great time for the whole family.

The biggest news of the event will be that we will be drawing for an ATV and Prize Raffle during the ride! The Holler Crawlers are joining forces with the Pineville Rotary club to give away a new 2009 Honda 420 Rancher FI 4WD and a 6'16' dual axle trailer to go along with it! Second place will get a new 2009 70CC Honda dirt bike! Third place is a 3000 lb winch, and 4th place is a nice ATV hard storage box for your bike! Some pretty sweet prizes if I do say so myself. Tickets for the prize drawings are only $25. They are going really fast and are in limited supply, so get yours fast! There is no entry fee for the Haunted Forest Ride, just as all our other rides (minus benefit rides and even then there are no set amounts for donation), but to enter the prize giveaway, the tickets are $25. There is no entry fee to ride on the ATV Park either, so just look at this as spending a portion of what you'd normally pay to ride somewhere, but in this case you could walk away with a brand new ATV and 16' trailer or some other awesome prizes!

For tickets and info on the raffle, call Curt at 606-499-5715 or Jon at 606-499-0567. You can also email us at hollercrawlers@hotmail.com and visit www.hollercrawlers.com for more information on the ride and raffle as well. Again, I want to stress to get your tickets soon because we are selling them pretty quickly and there is a limited supply.

If you would like to see a video from last years ride, check out the link below!
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To be honest�this year will be much scarier. Might be a good idea to bring a change of britches to this one�

Again for more info, check out www.hollercrawlers.com or email us at hollercrawlers@hotmail.com

Hope to see everyone there!

Jon

Vdi copperhead ecu

kkcrazyed — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 16:57:28 GMT

I have a VDI copperhead ECU. That i no longer need.I sold my rhino and the buyer wanted it all to be stock. Willing to let it go for $200 Ed 951 442 4311 I forgot to mention its for 700fi mine was an 08.

Rewaed for stolen buggy

Ram Rod — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 16:00:57 GMT

My friends trailer was stolen with buggy inside , sometime between Sun. 7/18/10 and Mon. 7/19/10 morning from Bishop, CA.

Car info-- Buggyworks Frame Maroon body/aluminum, silver suspension arms. 6.0 LQ9 block painted aluminum color. Mendeola 2D. BS Sand seats, all vinyl, silver/black/red piping. There is a reward for info leading to the recovery. He built this car himself, so its not just the money he is out.

Trailer is an 18' white haulmark. Two axle. No stickers other than factory Haulmark stickers. Front cap on top is broken. Two fold down beds on inside. Sorry no pics of the trailer. Thanks guys.

Any info call John Wetherford at 760-937-2363

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Ways to Protect Public Lands Other Than "Wilderness"

The Lyin King — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 01:33:45 GMT

Why not both?

There are methods to protect our lands by an act of Congress other than wilderness and these companion designated areas protect the wildlife while prohibiting mining plus gas exploration.

It is time to give up on the misconception that wilderness designation is the only way to protect our lands.

Article here . . . http://www.vaildaily.com/article/201...ntProfile=1065

Miller Canyon the 31st of July, any want to join in?

Papa_Bear — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 03:02:15 GMT

I will be doing Miller Canyon the 31st of July for the day and will be meeting at the staging area at 8:30am and riding all day!

Who wants to do another Arizona Strip ride to the Grand Canyon?

Papa_Bear — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 01:08:54 GMT

Looking for impute to another ride to the Bar Ten and Grand Canyon! I am thinking as early as this September late month and or next May/June? It was one of the best trail rides I have done in my SxS. The max without a permit is 20 vehicles and you have to make reservations at the Dude Ranch and Casa Blanca Resort in Mesquite NV. We also have to decide on how many days at the canyon. Please give me some feed back or if you have questions please ask away. If we get over 20 we will have to get a permit and it will cost a little more, but need to know. So we will need to do a list once we get things worked out;)

2009 Joyner 1100cc Sand Viper

hareofthedunes — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 23:47:24 GMT

2009 Joyner 1100cc Sand Viper with approx. 200 miles driven, this includes a 2 year warranty on parts and labor and also includes a set of AMS-Blacktail tires for the front (like new), Areospeed Paddle tires for the back (like new) all on Douglas Lightweight Wheels and new battery. The color is black and here is the link to the Joyner Site, my rig looks exactly like shown on web site: http://www.buggyworld.net/index.php?...d=28&Itemid=10 or http://www.tobefast.com/joyner-usa-m-4849.html
This rig has been serviced once already even with the low miles (after break-in time). Vehicle $7500.00
Selling trailer single axle with brakes, its 12 foot x 83" wide with fold down back ramp. The trailer was made by Arizona Trailer and is a 2009 model (new). Here is the link to the Specs. looks exactly as shown on web site with the addition of a tool box installed in front: http://www.arizonatrailer.com/Produc...0-08c8f308b96a
Trailer $1600.00

Goodyear, AZ
Call 480-381-5312
John

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Race Radio?

DUNE DUMMY 29 — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 22:55:02 GMT

Okay guys I am ready to buy a race radio. I need the radio with intercom & 2 headsets. Who do I need to contact?