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October 2010 ATV Photo Contest!


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October 2010 ATV Photo Contest

Theme: "Trail Riding" with your ATV, 3 wheeler, or UTV.

* Does not have to be your machine, but you must have ownership to the photo, consent from the owner of the machine to photograph it, and permission to use it on www.quadcrazy.com.

Prize: ATVWorld Magazine Subscription & ATV Insider Magazine Subscription(1 year subscriptions)

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Rules: Submit your "Trail Riding" photo with your ATV, 3 wheeler, or UTV, by entering it with a post, into this thread. (If you are not familiar with how to do this, visit the Learning Center) One photo per member allowed, so make sure it's a winner. You may submit photos that have not won past contests. Photos can be of yourself or taken by you. You may not submit photos that you do not have ownership of or permission to use. Any violation of these terms will result in disqualification.

NOTE: You MUST have a minimum post count of 10 to enter into the contest! We would like to see participation in our forums from all members who enter the contest.

Last day to enter a photo is October 27th.

Voting will take place for the last 4 days of October to determine the winner.

Voting will end October 31st, and the winner will be announced!

Good Luck!

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