i take everything back i like jerry's idea lol

If you could bum the club 8000 bucks we can buy a new quad and send the new owner home with a full gas tank lol

aaaaaaaaaah Justice

ah geoff just when i get excited u shoot me down meaner lol

Jerry we were going to raffle off your tires on your quad, they look like they get around pretty good and most of the guys need them so um lol JK Jerry, sorry to crush your dreams lol

cool geoff raffle the tire don't need them after u get me new 1s lol

I think anyplace big enough to hold several people would be great , its always fun to have a bbq, so theres time to sit around and tell stories about the biggest mud hole, the tallest hill, or how that tree just jumped out in front of me, lol. Its the people you spend time with that makes it fun. Its always fun to go some place new, just getting everyone togather to ride is what it is all about for me. So lets have lots of rides in the coming year. Just my 2 1/2 cents

I like the helmet cam idea if it's in the budget. if not maybe a nice size gift card or such would be a good universal prize to maybe a atv/dirtbike catalog or shop cuz I'm sure we are going to need it this summer

For a spring ride I would suggest Bluff creek over finger lakes, Bussey dries out alot better than columbia.

I am definately up for a Bluff Creek run!

where abouts is bluff creek

Bluff Creek is a Bussey Iowa, its a cool place, I have watched a ton of videos online and it looks awesome.







Here is some info I found online.





Bluff Creek OHV Park: Located in Mahaska County southwest of Oskaloosa. This is a 350 acre park with most of the area accessible for riding. The area is an abandoned coal mine that has been developed into a riding area.





Designated OHV Parks
Park Operational Rules


Resident-owned ATVs and off-road motorcycles must display a valid DNR registration. Nonresident-owned ATVs and off-road motorcycles must display a valid nonresident user permit.
Helmets are required for all riders (and passenger if passenger is permitted).
ATV riders 12 through 17 years of age must have a valid safety certificate.
ATV and off-road motorcycle riders under the age of 12 must be under the direct supervision of an adult possessing a valid drivers license. Direct supervision means maintaining visual and verbal contact at all times.
Riding double is prohibited on all ATVs and motorcycles (except on ATVs that are designed by the original manufacturer to carry a passenger).
Riding off-trail or in prohibited areas is illegal.
Careless, reckless, or negligent operation is prohibited.
Possession and consumption of alcohol in the riding park is prohibited.
ATVs and motorcycles may not exceed an engine noise limit above 96 decibels as tested under SAE J1287.
Only ATVs and off-road motorcycles, as defined under 321I, are permitted on OHV Park riding areas unless signed open to other use by the Department.

What I read was under 12 was motorcycle only, no atv. might want to double check so no one gets dissapointed.