SCRider

You will do just fine. Stay focused on the new ATV you want to get. Also keep your eyes and ears open for another job, maybe in something that you like. Good Luck, have fun with it.

Great idea! I am planing to retire in a couple of years, just hit 27 years with LADWP. I am looking forward to going to different spots.

Working around the house, Sunday haveing family and friends over for BBQ and swim. So far this weekend it has been raining. I hope to go riding soon. Have a safe and happy weekend. Monica tell the little one Happy Birthday. And MWKE take care of your back, hope you feel better soon.

Welcome to the site. Good riding in Arizona.

Welcome Rick. you will like this site. It would be cool to see some pictures. Bill

How do you add people to friends list?

Thanks, If I was more active on this site I would have known that.

Well I went to "BROWSE" and could not find "MEMBER MAP" Has anyone found the google map with the locations on it?

We are there now, Frappr Map.

I would have been looking for the smoking quads or the guys out there kicking there butt off trying to get it restarted!

Now that I have a toy hauler with a gas station I don't bring cans. I turn the power off from the inside and lock the fuel door. To fuel the truck and the tank on the trailer its $200.00 before I leave town!

Joyner USA has a buggy just a little bigger than my Rhino. It has a 1100cc motor, 5 speed manual trans, 12 inches travel both front and rear. It sure looks good. Has anyone tried one of these?

Welcome Chris. I had a 250 suzuki. It was great. Look forward to the pictures.

We ride in the desert, Dove Springs and JawBone. I am trying to plan a vacation where can find some woods to ride in. I see it on the ATV shows and it looks fun.

I have been thinking about getting one. I will be interested to see how it works for you. I don't know anyone who has used one.

You are right, it would be nice to be able to trust everyone. I do take the time to lock up the quads and rhino. I lock them to the trailer frame, right outside my window. You can't even leave out your chairs! I do believe that most of our fellow riders are good people, it is just a few that make it bad.

I'm impressed so many can remember the 80's. The 70's and 80's are fuzzy! But good stuff here, MTV when it was music, real music. There was a lot more open land for riding here in California then. I went from dirt bike to 3-wheelers. They were a kick!

Hi. Bill and Penny from Canyon Country Calif.

Hi I'm new to this site. I am looking forward to finding out about different riding places. I will be checking out the site and see what it has to offer. So far it seems great. Bill