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Message: [QUOTE="woodsy, post: 1034801, member: 27856"] Randy I think you missed this post of Cincos: "My bike is plated and insured, so no worries about that. I also have been battling for sledding routes and rights for years, so I understand that fight as well. I bet I can lay out where more of your trail permit money gets spent than most who have been riding for years, briefly, it aint on your sport! But thats another story." Yea Cinco - it sounds like a HOOT!! I am ALWAYS looking for a kindred spirit in my area!! And am glad too that you are all set on the plates and stuff issue cause these guys are right - without them it causes a lot of problems.. I still get stopped on my KX every now and them but I usually leave smiling after educating the Coppers... Sometimes though it takes a Judge to get it thru those beady little eyes in the skull of the DNR to leave us legal folks alone (Just fought and won another one over in Brighton grrrrrrrrrrrr). Anyway, Cinco - do you know the back way over to the Powerlines that run on the back of the Waste Water System?? It goes past the Channel 13 Tower and comes out on the Snowmobile trail (its a shared trail guys,,,,, IF you have a plate!!!!!!!)??? If you know where I am talking about you are within 10 minutes of my house!!! Heck Cinco - we may even have ridden together at some point and not even known it :laugh: Hey - do you know Bruce and Brian - the local twins??? They are good friends of mine!! Yea, Lets hook up this spring and get some local seat time in!! BRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAA{{{{}PPPPPPP.. Oh yea, do you sled over here at all?? I take my bike (with screws) out and leave the sled at home LOTS of times and go and race sleds through that back section!! Even that little TTR225 is hard to catch in the that tight stuff (for the sleds)! I know my Mach Z 800 wouldnt come close in the woods!! Now, in the open :nod: Woodsy :ride: [/QUOTE]

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