swampcat07

I am throwing this out there to see if anyone is intrested in trying to get together for a ride this fall in either PA or NY. I say we start throwing some dates around and see who can attend. Once we find the date the we can pick a centeralized place based on who is going. So who things they can make it sometime in September or October. And where do you want to ride?:cheers2c:

So did you get out on the track yet? How about the new bike?

After we got back from the charity ride and the DCNR Seminar I started planning for the bras for a cause ride, working on a Yamaha Grant and looking for a few places to race the Cat. I also help with a cleanup on the same trail system recieving the grant.

With me being in and out of the forums so much I just wanted to start a post and let you know what I was up to when I wasn't here being a mod. Over the winter months I pretty much hung out in the shop and online. Not riding much. I did get to meet up with the coal country riders at Motorama. I took some time in the winter to clean up the quads and fix anything needed for the upcoming riding season. Like cleaning the clutch and fixing a warn coolant hose on the AC H1. I also added ammo boxes for storage not knowing they will save my butt in another month or so. I changed the brakes and fluids on the AC 500. And a front bearing At the wifes request she got her seat recovered Then I ended up trading the teryx for a new commander. I fixed the light on the trailer from the tall pines incident and we are ready to roll! The first event was Trail Jam at the Lost trails where we met a few friends from ATV Illustriated, Power Sports Marketing, and On the Trail TV. We also helped with the poker run. Next we headed to Tall Pines ATV Park in Andover NY. Right about now the weather was perfect for riding and I wanted to ride like every weekend. Besides the rides I spent some time learning about trail maintenance and economic impacts of trail systems by visiting the AOAA and the Bald Eagle State Forest. I was able to meet those who are working on the AOAA, Lance who wrote for quad mag and alot of DCNR people in charge of maintaining and managing the forests. Then we attended the Renovo Cruise for a Cure organized by Centeral Mountian ATV along with Bucktail medical center relay for life. It was about a 50 mile ride connecting Renovo to the Bloody Skillet. We camped at Whiskey Springs and ended up riding there, Bloody Skillet, and the connector trail to SSRT.