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Captains Quarters Happy Thanksgiving everybody, I know it’s an early salutation but we won’t have another issue available until the first week of December.

I would ask that you all take the time to spend with family and friends and to be very thankful for all that we have. I know the recent weeks have been full of speculation, accusations, confrontations and hope for some as we work our way through this crazy presidential election. Unfortunately they sometimes forget about “We the People” and go off on tangents of their own. My prayer is for this country to remain strong and united no matter the outcome and that our leaders would take the same actions in hopes for a secure future for generations to come.

Before we go any further I would ask all the local motocross racers, especially the youth classes to notice the DER Hare Scramble ad to the left of this article. Your MX season is about done here and the sponsoring club has put out a challenge to come see who is the fastest, motocross or hare scramble racers? They’re also offering up some free tires to sweeten the deal. So if you have the weekend open, check out the DER to see whose boss.

I also want to send best wishes to all who will be traveling to Florida to compete at the Mini O’s. Have a safe trip, do your best and be happy no matter how you finish. You are a champion for going and remember that everything you do should be a learning experience.

Next, I want to welcome any new readers who may be seeing us for the first time. Please enjoy our pages and our hopes are that you find something you enjoy or that is useful in your off road and snowmobiling adventures.

Our content this month is a mixed bag of local racing and off road riding information with a little bit of snowmobile thrown in for good measure. Let’s hope for the last group that we get more than a mixed bag of precipitation this winter. We dirt bikers don’t like the white stuff a whole lot but early indicators are calling for it to be very cold here in the Northeast with plenty of winter weather around. Thank goodness we can travel south for the season to keep the wheels rolling.

Also know that you can like and share us on Facebook, instagram and twitter and we thank you for reading and for all of your kind messages and support that we do get throughout the month. We’ll see you at an event soon and please remember to stay caught up between issues online at: www.brappmag.com B

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In This Issue: Captains Quarters .......................................................................... 5 Majestic Kamp & Lost Trails ............................................................. 6 AOAA Cleanup ................................................................................ 6 Ski Doo - 2017 ................................................................................. 7 Kevin Crine Memorial Race ............................................................. 8 Moonshine Enduro ......................................................................... 10 PAOHV Simulator ........................................................................... 12 PAOHV Info .................................................................................... 13 Where to Ride ................................................................................ 14 Winter 2016 - 17 ............................................................................. 17 Hyner Mountain News .................................................................... 17 KROC 2016 .................................................................................... 18 Pagoda - Jim Munch Memorial ....................................................... 19 Can Am Maverick ........................................................................... 20 RORR Dual Sport ........................................................................... 22 Chaplains Corner ........................................................................... 23 Upcoming Events ............................................................................ 23 MD State Championships ................................................................. 24 Bras For A Cause ............................................................................ 25

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Come Ride - Majestic Kamp and Lost Trails Snow and Trail - Open Year Round in Rew, Pa www.majestictrails.com

Majestic Trails is located in North/Central Pennsylvania in the Majestic Allegany Mountain region. The trail system is located on over 940 acres of privately owned property and family operated with plans for expansion. The trail system currently offers groomed trails with two loops totaling over 41 miles of one-way traffic on mountainous terrain that offers a challenging ride. Children are welcome here. We prefer that children get a safety certificate but it is not required. The Peewee trails help the younger ones learn at their own pace. We offer a legal place for all OHV enthusiasts to ride including ATV’s, Side by Sides, Dirt Bikes and Snowmobiles in the winter.

Majestic Trails Offers: Open Year Round Legal ATV Trails ATV Rentals with Guided Tours Camping “Wilderness Style” Limited Onsite Lodging Challenging Mountainous Terrain Two loops totaling over 41 miles of wooded technical ATV and Dirt Bike Trails Single Track – Dirt Bikes Only Motocross Play Area Pee Wee Motocross Track and Trail Swim, Canoe and Fish in pond @ Campground All are welcome: ATV’s, Dirt Bikes, 3-Wheelers, Side-by-Sides, Snowmobiles, Mountain Bikes, Horses and Hikers Family Friendly Atmosphere Personal Assistance Children and Pets Welcome Something for Everyone Close Proximity to the Allegheny National Forest and State Parks.

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Open Seven Days A Week - Year Round Hours: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm 1st Time Visitors Call Ahead Thru the Week Concessions Open Saturday and Sunday April 13th - November 10th Check Website for Rates and Rules Located on over 1,000 acres 1st Time Visitors should call ahead Mon - Fri.

Whether you are looking for a new challenge or just a leisure ride in the mountains, this trail is for you. Our Motto is to: HAVE FUN and RIDE SAFE!

Geisinger Childrens Miracle Network Ride on Sept 10th at AOAA On Saturday, October 15, 2016, AnAOAA Fall clean up showcases community, stewardship,& passion.

By Jeff Reichart

Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area invites you, with the support of the Anthracite Trail

thracite Outdoor Adventure Area’s Riders, to of participate in a more 60-mile trail ride to benefit Children’s Miracle Director Operations Davethan Porzi Network at Geisinger.of ATV,the UTV, RTV, dirt bikes and dual sport operators are invited to greeted members Anthracite participate.

Trail Riders club, along with other volunteers to organize Fall clean To Pre-Register or get morethe details go to: go.geisinger.org/cmnevents up on the Western Reserve near the popular Whaleback. More than www. .com two dozen enthusiastic participants listened to Dave as he expressed his overwhelming gratitude for the support of those in attendance, who volunteered their time to help make AOAA one of the top off-road destinations in the country. The 2016 Spring clean up had over 100 volunteers.

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After briefing the group about the day’s planned event, Dave and the volunteers departed the community event pavilion and headed out to begin what quickly became evident as an act of incredible stewardship, by people wanting to take ownership in preserving and promoting what is quickly becoming the “go to” venue in the country for off-roading.

The volunteers hailed from as far away as New Jersey, Maryland and other destinations, some traveling 3 and 4 hours just to honor their commitment to the day’s clean up. Bob from Bucks County, PA, who volunteers for other activities at the AOAA, said that he is an annual pass holder that frequents the park, and wanted to give something back because his membership fees paid for themselves in just four visits, and this was his way of showing his appreciation for AOAA’s reasonable prices for an awesome place to ride.

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Other volunteers shared similar stories believing that the family oriented atmosphere in such a beautiful place that cannot be matched, and is well worth the efforts volunteering to be part of the AOAA’s growth. Dave Porzi reinforces these sentiments by emphasizing the park’s commitment to making the AOAA safe, clean and fun for all users.

It’s noteworthy to mention that staff from the neighboring Reading Anthracite Company (RAC) were available to lend a hand in the clean up.

The AOAA and RAC clearly demonstrate a working partnership in their efforts to put Pennsylvania’s Anthracite Region on the map. Is this a sign of bigger things to come? I don’t know, but it seems promising, only time will tell!

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4th Annual Kevin Crine Memorial Race Mama Pro Am Budds Creek MX Park

Kevin Crines 2005 Honda was on display at Budds Creek

Sept. 24-25, 2016

The last weekend in September took us to one of my favorite races of the year to date.

It was a bittersweet event honoring the life of a local pro racer who left this life way too soon. It was also a feel good tribute to a great man who has left a great legacy on the local sport of motocross racing.

I give props to the entire Crine family and all the sponsors who made this event a success. I honor and respect the family for keeping Kevin’s legacy alive but also feel sorrow as they in some way have to relive the loss of a son, a husband, a father a brother. A man who touched all he came in contact with while here with us and even as he is with his eternal Father in Heaven.

The weekend kicked off on Friday morning with a free riding clinic to the riders of MAMA hosted and sponsored by Traders MX Racing. Close to 80 riders got tips from pros both past and present and a great learning experience was had by all. Then Friday afternoon Jonathan Beasley offered a practice day on the Budds Creek course to finish out the day.

John Crine awards the Dash for Cash participants

Saturday morning rolled around to a packed house and a full day of racing for the Mid Atlantic Motocross Association or MAMA as they are better known. This group has been hosting amateur racing for over 40 years in the Mid-Atlantic region and they remain a local favorite.

Saturday evening after the racing is when the real festivities began. The Crine Family got to share their memories and thanks with the crowd before the awards ceremony for the Dash for Cash race. Again Traders stepped up along with all of the families of MAMA to host a huge meal in Kevin’s honor. Hundreds of folks participated while

watching old racing videos of Kevin and previous memorial races, listened to entertainment from MX 51, a local rock band with roots from MAMA and just spent time together as one huge family celebrating Kevin’s life and the sport that we all love so much.

Sunday we awoke to another gorgeous day. A memorial lap was led by an old team mate of Kevin’s, Ty Wallace. Ty has come out every year to help support this event and a huge crowd took to the track in Kevin’s honor. After that the Pro Am racing started along with an entire line up of classes. The day went off without a hitch and in the end it would be home town racer and Traders Racing fast guy Tony Archer sweeping all four expert motos.

Thanks to all involved and thanks to Kevin Crine for being the man he was both while he was with us and for continuing to make an impact even after he is gone. Check out some pics and results here then head over to: www.brappmag.com to see thousands more images and a couple of videos from the weekend’s events. B

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Kevins team mate Ty Wallace led the memorial lap on the #574 machine

Traders Racing Nick Gaines makes the pass on Tony Archer to win the dash for cash

Daniel Walsh notched three wins on the weekend

100’s came out to honor Kevins life at the Saturday evening meal sponsored by Traders

Clayton Stockstill wins two youth classes

Tony Archer (285) inside swept the Pro Am divisions

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Todd Stith Michael Stewart Tony Archer Justin Rodbell Dillon Curry

250 C D2 Mini Women Open Open A Open B Open C Open D Supermini 2 Jr. Mini 2 80 (12-15) A 80 (12-15) B 80 (12-15) C 80 (9-11) A 80 (9-11) B 80 (9-11) C 60 A 60 B 60 C 50 (4-6) Spec. Ltd. 2 50 (4-8) A 50 (4-8) B 50 Ltd. Jr. (4-6) 50 Ltd. Sr. (7-8)

Daniel Walsh Rylee Kennedy Tony Archer Justin Rodbell Daniel Walsh John Love Todd Stith Nicholas Laurie Travis Belotti Benjamin Carroll Brayden Pohlhaus Jacob Jarrell Joseph Lindell Clayton Stockstill James Harrison Clayton Stockstill Daniel Brookshire Timothy Scott Parker Dwyer Ethan Baran Kenny Burnett Dominic Stallings

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The Moonshine Enduro Tri County Harescramble

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Jaden wouldn’t be the only Palmer winning on this day either.

Younger brother Landon who’s been hard at it got his first win ever today racing in the (4-6) 50cc Jr./LC division, looks like maybe he’s been studying his big brothers techniques.

The final chapter in the first-ever ECEA Fast KIDZ Junior Enduro series was written under blue skies and near perfect conditions! Spearheaded by trail boss County Sportsmen hosts for the event Jeff Macknic,Tri VFTR & HMDR joinedwere forcesexcellent to deliver a spectacular event. A former WWII airport set the backdrop for a course like never before, with over 600 It was astakes big weekend to kick 2016 ECEA Harescramble hand-driven and separate mini off and the youth endurocross courses! Junior Seriescommittee sponsored bygives MSR.$1000’s Over in 700 entriesand came outMoon to race enduro always giveaways at Half the finale totaled in contingency prizes to kids and adults! the giveaways loose sand at over Port$5000 Elizabeth.

The pits were slippery and Newbies to the series were given extra special gifts.

Halfmoon added another Jr. the trails fast as the series debuted on a bright sunny weekend enduro first, electronic scoring, thanks to “Dr.” Mike Soudas. Parents could see in Mid April. results on a big flat screen and phones. Just when things couldn’t get set any betBrapp tongue” Mag was the youth day but ter, “golden Daveonly Nash in fromattendance MCI shows upon to unleash his professional what a blast we had.over Young Palmer would take the overentertaining commentary the PAJaden system!

all wins in both the Pee Wee and Juniors division on this day.

This just on on fireMahoney winning just about for everywhere he goes.

Over 70kid kidsisdescended City, PA making great racing from noon till dusk. In the premier 50’s, “Ironman” Austin Tskanikas and Hunter Gardner bested Max Williams in the 7-8 50 Sr. class. Next race was Juniors and youth combined. The 3.6 mile course didn’t disappoint. Starting with ladies first, Mackenzy Robbins rode to her season overall win in the 12-15 Sr. Girls class. The 9-11 Junior Girls were set for a head-to-head battle between Cate Nash and Morgan Tskanikas with Nash besting her pal for the victory. In the 14-15 Super Mini class, Jeffrey Macknik continued his series lead with a win over Aaron Myers.

The 12-13 Super class was won by Tallon Dalbey over Aaron Myers. The stacked 12-15 85 class was won by Ian Weisman despite an epic endurocross get-off!

Newbie Noah Ritz took an impressive third, way to go Noah! The 11-15 4-Stroke was won by Eric Johnston followed closely by Speedsville junior enduro MVP Ryan Botsford. In the highly competitive 7-11 85 class, “Ochoa Cinco” Nathan Dulaney bested Kyle Grenewicz for second.

Ryan Gribbon had a great ride in the 10-11 65 class, holding off friend Raymond Grenewicz for second and “The Spicy Meatball” Vincent Caramanna for third. The The vendors came out Baltimore for the national little 65’s didn’t disappoint either with Caleb besting Kenito Held. Gri-

The youth division gave us a great race too with a big battle for first between Reece Bruner, Max Fernandez and Michael Beeler with Jeffrey Macknik throwing a wheel in now and then ere turned in aall podium finish his first-ever Jr enduro! venerable toMoir keep them honest.

Ininthe end it would be The Beeler with7-10 the trail class was represented by eight riders.

Ryder Sigety continued his season win and about a 20 second advantage.

winning dominance on his factory PW 80, followed by Trevor Zabroski. The bigover 500 toscrambler the National Tri CoungestSunday news wasbrought the emergence of trailentries class hare Carter at Przemelewski ty.

The Lafferty boys were at it again racing against some of the “CP” who got it done with a strong third. Even more important is that four out the east coasttheir hasclubs to offer.

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Sunday’s Moonshine had as theirnot highest attendance ever with have been locked wheel Enduro to wheel more than 3 seconds almost 400 riders!

The JR enduro series has proven that they don’t cost the seen clubs separated them at any point in the race. If you’ve never money, the clubs money!

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motorcycle repair assistance offered by Solid Performance, + free race entry for all females, courtesy of my good friend and nice guy “Irish Hammer” at Eastern Medical Gas. The Jr Enduro Series also sponsored a FREE raffle to any Moonshine adult newbies that included a Rekluse Clutch, a Factory Connection Revalve, a $400 Boyesen Cert and a $250 rafting cert to nearby Adventure Sports. Couple all that with a Kids Sprint Jr Enduro on Sat that was meticulously run by the Mackniks with two kids endurocross sections, a closed course adult event on Sunday (no head/tail light, license, registration nor insurance required) and no time keeping, add great food vendors and you get the perfect storm. Oh yeah, pitting out of a WWII air strip just added to the coolness.

But the moonshine wasn’t all about the clubs hard work, it’s a lot about the trails and how awesome they are. There were six sections for the day, with an average length of six miles each plus two cut offs for the older - less experienced. As a bottom dwelling AA myself, I found it to be enough mileage for me to leave fulfilled; conversely, a good friend of mine made it his first enduro back since a knee replacement and with the rider cutoffs (no pun intended) he finished with a smile too. Moonshine offers a nice mix of wheel banging rocks mixed with flowing dirt and even some berms! The race consisted of predominantly established trail but I wouldn’t say it was hammered, in fact, the used trail had a nice useable rut to keep the bike in the grove. Gas trucks were provided and spectating was available. Plenty of time was given to riders to transfer from test section to test section. Results unofficial at this time, but Jarret Mohn edged out Mike Lafferty for the overall, followed by Thorn Devlin.

Next year if you can make the Moonshine enduro you won’t be disappointed.

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• Promote research pertaining to compatibility of OHV and environmental resources.

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Registration, Titling and Insuring Your ATV Who must register and title?

All ATVs in Pennsylvania, except ATVs used solely for business or agricultural purposes, need to be registered and titled with DCNR. ATVs used in Pennsylvania must be registered and titled with DCNR’s Snowmobile/ATV Section. The ATV registration and titling fees are NOT user fees for the privilege of using trails on state-owned land. The fees provide funding to administer the program, maintain trails in DCNR-managed parks and forests, and provide grants to profit and non-profit organizations for developing additional riding opportunities.

Two Types of Registrations Apply: • Registration

For ATVS used anywhere off of your own property or property leased by you, such as designated State Forest trails. $20 fee every two years

• Limited Registration

For ATVs used solely on your own land or land leased by you. Free registration No expiration, unless ownership of vehicle changes.

Plates and Decals

An ATV owner will be issued a registration plate for the vehicle. An expiration sticker to be affixed to the plate will be issued for standard registrations.

Liability Insurance

If you are using your ATV solely on land owned or leased by you, you are not required to get liability insurance. All other riders must carry liability insurance. Proof of that insurance must be carried with you when you ride. There are no minimum requirements or coverage standards established by DCNR or the Snowmobile/ATV Law for the liability insurance.

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WHERE TO RIDE SUMMER AND WINTER TRAILS The summer season runs from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last full weekend in September. The winter season runs from the day following the last day of the regular or extended antlerless deer season as established by the Game Commision through the following April 1.

There are some trails that remain closed until after the late muzzleloader season. Please check the forest distrcit web pages for current access advisories on when trails open for the winter season.

Pike County - Burnt Mills - 7 Miles of summer and winter trail. Access is from a parking area on Route 402 one mile south of Porters Lake. Rgistered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less that 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Deleware State Forest, 2174A Route 611, Swiftwater, PA 18370-7746 Phone: (570) 895-4000

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Adams & Cumberland Counties - 36 miles of summer trail. During the winter season the trail system is expanded to 42 miles by using some dirt roads that are gated during the winter. Part of the trail system is shared with snowmobiles when there is sufficient snowfall. The trail is located between Big Flat and Pine Grove Furnace State Park. Access to these are from parking lots located at Big Flat along Shippensburg Road about 1-1/4 miles nort of its intersection with Route 233 and on Piney Mountain along Bendersville Road south of Pine Grove Furnace State Park. Contact: Michaux State Forest, 10099 Lincoln Way East, Fayetteville, PA 17222 Phone: (717) 352-2211

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Snyder & Union Counties - 15.4 miles of summer and winter trails. Access is at the Jacks Mountain Trailhead located along Route 235 three miles south of Glen Iron. The trail includes the East Kettle Road which has been closed to other types of motor vehicles. Registered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Bald Eagle State Forest, 18865 Old Turnpike Rd, Millmont, PA 17845 Phone: (570) 922-3344

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Unofficial reports tell us that three trail systems in the state are now accessible to side by sides up to 65” in width. Whiskey Springs, Bloody Skillet and Denton Hill.

PLEASE VERIFY BEFORE YOU TRAVEL. Centre & Clinton County - Bloody Skillet ATV Trail - 39 miles. Access from SR-144 approx-imately 19 miles north of the Snow Shoe exit on US Route 80. Turn right onto De Haas Road and travel 5.3 miles South, to the Northern Terminus Trail-head, Trails are open to registered Class II ATV’s less than 65” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764 Phone: (570) 923-6011

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Clinton County - The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail - The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail - 50 miles of summer and winter trails. The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail is located Southeast of Kettle Creek State Park. Trailhead access is from SR 120 in Westport along Kettle Creek for approximately 1.5 miles then North on Two-Mile Road. Trails are open to registered Class II ATV's less than 65" in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764 Phone: (570) 923-6011

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Lycoming County - 17 miles of summer and winter trail. Trails are located near Haneyville and include the Button Road and a network of wooded trails built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930’s. Access to the trail is from a parking area located at the CCC Camp along Route 44 one mile south of Haneyville. Contact Tiadaghton State Forest, 10 Lower Pine Bottom Rd, Waterville, PA 17776 Phone (570) 753-5409

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Dixon R. Miller Recreation Area - (Formerly the Pohopoco Tract), Monroe County - 13 miles of summer and winter trails. Access is from route 115 five miles sounth of I-80. Registered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Deleware State Forest, 2174A Route 611, Swiftwater, PA18370-7746 Phone: (570) 895-4000

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ATV Trails Trails On On State State ATV Forest Land Land Forest These trails are typically open from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last full weekend in September. Check the forest distrcit web pages for current access advisories.

Martin Hill - Bedford County - 18 miles of summer trail. Access to the trail is from the parking area located on Route 326 two miles north of Rainsburg. Trail head GPS location: N 39° 52’ 24.69” W 78° 30’ 34.80” Contact: Buchanan State Forest, 440 Buchanan Trail, McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717) 485-3148

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Sideling Hill - Fulton County - 15 miles of summer trail in the Wells Tannery area. Acces is from Ray’s Cove Road or Childers Ridge Road.

Trail head GPS location: N 40° 5’ 0.28 W 78° 10’ 12.17” Contact Buchanan State Forest, 440 Buchanan Trail, McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717) 485-3148

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Potter County - 43 miles of summer trail. A loop trail located south of Denton Hill State Park. Access to the trail is from Lyman Run State Park on SR 44 north of Cherry Springs, or the intersection of Rock Run Road and the Ridge Trail (ATV Trail). Registered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less than 65” in width and less than 1,200 pounds.

Contact: Susquehannock State Forest, PO Box 673, Coudersport, PA 16915 Phone: (814) 274-3600

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Maple Run Tract, Pike County - 8 Miles of summer trail. Access is from a parking area on Route 402 1-3/4 miles north of the village of Pecks Pond. Registered Class II ATV’s less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds are permitted on this trail. Contact: Deleware State Forest, 2174A Route 611, Swiftwater, PA 18370-7746 Phone: (570) 895-4000 State Game Lands ATVs are not permitted on State Game Lands except those used by disabled hunters.

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WHERE TO RIDE Allegheny National Forest - The federally-operated Allegheny National Forest has more than 100 miles of ATV trails. ATV trail season runs from the Friday before Memrial Day through the last Sunday in September. Winter season is from December 20 to April 1. Contact the Allegheny Nation Forest Supervisor’s Office, P.O. Box 847, 222 Liberty Street, Warren, PA 16365 Phone: (814) 723-5150 Effective July 1, 2002 the Allegheny Nation Forest implemented the Fee Demo Program for ATV and motorized bike trails. An annual $35 permit fee is required, and can be purchased from any Allegheny National Forest Office, and some local vendors, or online at www.fs.fed.us/r9/allegheny

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Motorcycles and/or ATV Riding Areas Seven Mountains Ramble (Dual Sport Licensed Motorcycles) - Riding areas are located in portions of Mifflin, Snyder and Union Counties in the Bald Eagle Forest. Loop 1 starts at the 7 Mountains Campground, located just south of Potters Mill or west of Milroy on Route 22/322. Compensation for Campground owner for parking strongly recommended. Proceed on Sand Mountain road to the trailhead at Ground Oak trail. The loop is about 30 miles long. Contact: Bureau of Forestry District #7; 18865 Old Turnpike Rd; Millmont, PA 17845; Phone: (570) 922-3344

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The following trails are within the Allegheny National Forest (ANF). Please contact the ANF using the information above concerning these trails: Marienville ATV/Bike Trail on State Route 66 east of town of Marienville.

Timberline ATV Trail accessed from State Route 948, north of ridgeway (also connects to the Marienville ATV Trail)

Shade Mountain Trails - (Non-Licensed Off-Highway Motorcyels) Riding areas are located in portions of Mifflin, Snyder and Union Counties in the Bald Eagle Forest. he Shade Mountain Riding area is located just north of McAlisterville, PA, on PA Route 235. Trail at dirt parking lot at the top of the mountain. Contact: Buraeu of Forestry District #7 18865 Old Turnpike Rd; Millmont, PA, 17845; Phone: (570) 922-3344; Email: fd07@state.pa.us

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Snow Shoe Rails to Trails ATV & Snowmobile Open Year-Round. P.O. Box 314 Clarence, PA. TV - Snowmobile www.ssrt.org. SSRT requires membership for riding access. Detailed terms and conditions can be found at their website.

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Rocky Gap ATV Trail accessed from Township Road 3005, southeast of Warren.

Willow Creek ATV Trail on the eastern side of the Allegheny Reservoir, just south of the New York State line. Closed during the winter season.

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This is a partial list of riding areas that you can pay by the day to ride with some requiring annual memberships. Some offer riding for motorcycles or quads only, and others allow both. Please check with the individual businesses before you make the trip.

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17 Breezewood Proving Grounds Clearville, PA www.breezewoodprovinggrounds.com

30 Mountain Ridge ATV Trails Reels Corner, PA www.mountainridgeatvtrails.com

41 Wolf Springs Off-Road Park www.wolfspringsoffroadpark.com

31 Sleepy Hollow MX www.sleepymx.com

42 Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area Sunbury, PA www.anthraciteadventure.com

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17 a Burning Rock Outdoor Adventure Park Tams, WV - www.burningrockwv.com

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18 Happy Ramblers Motorcycle Club www.happyramblers.org

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19 Doublin Gap MX Newburg, PA www.doublingap.com

32 Rausch Creek Trail Riders Valley View, PA www.rauschcreekracing.com

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34 Rocket Raceway Three Springs, PA www.rocketraceway.com

20 Hill Top Lodge Emporium, PA www.hilltoplodge.com

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Winter Is Back…

From the: www.farmersalmanac.com While last winter was a reprieve from shoveling and high fuel bills, the party is over.

According to the 2017 Farmers’ Almanac, “winter is back!”

The 2017 Farmers’ Almanac, which hit store shelves everywhere on August 15, 2016, forewarns that exceptionally cold, if not downright frigid weather will predominate over parts of the Northern Plains, Great Lakes, Midwest, Ohio Valley, the Middle Atlantic, Northeast, and New England this winter. The Farmers’ Almanac’s long-range weather predictions also suggest shots of very cold weather will periodically reach as far south as Florida and the Gulf Coast.

In contrast, milder-than-normal temperatures will prevail over the Western States.

NOVEMBRRRRR? While winter officially starts on December 21, 2016, the Farmers’ Almanac predictions point to some snow and cold conditions in mid-November in the Northeast, Great Lakes, and Midwest. However, the good news is that the frigidly cold temperatures really won’t take hold until much later in the season.

DOWNRIGHT FRIGID FEBRUARY The Farmers’ Almanac, which breaks the country into 7 zones, and offers predictions for three-day intervals, forewarns of a mixed bag of wintry weather for both December and January. But it’s really February when the frigid temperatures take hold (northern tier states could see ambient air temperatures as low as 40 degrees below zero!).

This is the month you want to make sure your heat works, your long johns are washed, and your slippers are nearby.

WHAT ABOUT SNOW? Get the snow blowers ready in the East and umbrellas in the West! An active storm track will deliver above-normal precipitation to the Southeast, Northeast and New England states throughout most of the winter, especially February (see above!). In addition, another active storm track from the Pacific will deliver a dose of above-normal precipitation across the Western States. Meanwhile, near or below-normal precipitation will cover the nation’s midsection. (Find out how much snow is forecast for your region in 2017 Farmers’ Almanac.)

SNOWMOBILERS REJOICE! Farmers’ Almanac is also red-flagging February 16-19, when a small, but intense storm develops near the Virginia Capes and delivers a heavy snowstorm with strong winds for parts of the Tennessee Valley, through western North Carolina, the Virginias, Maryland, and Delaware northeast into southern New England – some locations could receive 1 to 2 feet of accumulation!

Hyner Mountain Snowmobile Club Hello from Hyner Mountain. We wanted to let everyone know what has been happening up on the mountain.

Well, first of all with us being deep into the fall season, the summers’ heat is finally gone! The leaves, especially up in the north central counties of Pennsylvania, are in full color and beginning to fall. The archery deer season is in full swing with the “rut” right around the corner, and all of the small game seasons are underway. One real testimony that fall is well underway up around our snowmobile club or “lodge” as we affectionately call it, are the sounds and smells. This being the sounds of chain saws running, with fire wood being cut; and, the smell of wood smoke in the air from cabin wood burners and fireplaces.

Well, if you put all of the above together, it can only mean one thing…..winter is fast approaching! For us at the lodge, that means a new snowmobile season! Hey, as you are reading this, the start of the new season is only a few short weeks away! Now all we have to do is to wait and see what “Mother Nature” has in store for us this year; she was not very kind last year! Due to last winter (or lack thereof), we at Hyner Mt. will be more than ready this winter if and when the snow flies. That said if you are riding this winter and you find yourself up around the lodge and there are sleds in the lot and smoke coming from the chimney, stop in and say hey. We always welcome guests and visitors. Come in and get warmed up, have a hot cup of coffee, and just maybe we’ll talk snowmobiling while showing you around the place. Who knows, you may like it enough to think about joining. We do presently have memberships available. Well that’s about all for now. Talk to ya again. B THINK SNOW! Dan Casey

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COOPER COMMANDS KROC 2016

By Scott Lukaitis

2016 marked the 40th anniversary of the Kawasaki Race of Champions at Old Bridge Township’s Raceway Park in Englishtown, NJ. Originally sponsored by a local country club, Kawasaki and the local Kawasaki dealers came in as the title sponsor in the early days of the event and over the last 40 years the who’s who of American Motocross came to NJ each fall to compete.

Mother Nature has not been Nick Romano was a kind to the event the last double class winner at KROC 2016 taking couple of years. 2014 had victories in both the torrential rains on Saturday 85cc 9-11 & Junior Mini classes. morning, 2015 was delayed because of the threat of a hurricane and 2016 suffered from Mother Nature’s wrath again. Despite the drought conditions in the Northeast, KROC weekend was when it finally decided to rain. But motocrossers are a hearty breed and the race went on anyway. Friday’s constant mist lead for interesting conditions but the competition was nothing short of exceptional.

Only Barry Carsten, Nick Romano, and Daniel Congdon were multiple class winners.

By the time Sunday’s feature motos came along the track was typical KROC, rough, rutted and technical. Yamaha mounted Justin Cooper was the top rider taking 3 out of 4 motos and the overall in both the 250 and 450 Pro classes. Cooper was followed by Husqvarna mounted Bobby Piazza, the other rider to win a moto, in second and Kawasaki mounted Nick Gaines in third in the 250 Pro Class and Yamaha duo Brandon Hartranft and Joshua Clark in second and third in the 450 class.

KROC 2016 was also part of the 2016 WMX Championship series and the ladies didn’t disappoint with excellent racing action. Kaitlyn Morrow and Mackenzie Tricker split moto wins with the overall going to Morrow. Canadian Eve Brodeur rounded out the podium.

KROC Sunday also features 4 special single moto events. The Fast Fifties was won by Cobra mounted Canyon Richards, the 65cc Kessler Cup was won by KTM rider Tyler Devers, the 85cc Top Gun Shootout was won by KTM rider Gavin Towers and Jake Pinhancos won the Ironman Classic and the new Kawasaki KX250F that went along with the win.

Justin Cooper was the man at KROC 2016 winning both overalls in Sunday’s racing action.

Kaitlyn Morrow made the trip from Texas and went home with the WMX overall win.

Mark you calendars now for the 41st annual KROC next October and hopefully Mother Nature will comply and bring the sun. See you there. B

2016 KROC Friday and Saturday Results: 125 Two Stroke: 1. Kevin Hill (Yam); 2. Brandon Hugney (Yam); 3. Nikko Mason (Yam); 4. John Sweeney (Hus); 5.

Duke Gomez (Yam); 25 + Amateur: 1. Hebehton Lima (Kaw); 2. Larry Cella (Kaw); 3. Steven Lewis Jr (Ktm); 4. Kevin Quigley (Kaw); 5.

Tyler Tjong (Yam); 25 + Expert: 1. Bryan Culbertson (Kaw); 2. Jeremy Parsons (Kaw); 3. Thomas Greenhoe (Hus); 25 + Novice: 1. Simon Taillefer (Yam); 2. Corey Scanlon (Kaw); 3. Larry Mora (Hon); 4. Trey Rasmussen (Kaw); 5.

Ryan Reif (Yam); 250 Amateur: 1. Tj Albright (Yam); 2. Jake Pinhancos (Kaw); 3. Gabe Gutierres (Ktm); 4. Jason Dragonetti (Yam); 5.

Bryton Carroll (Suz); 250 Novice: 1. Tyler Carr (Yam); 2. Luiz Tonini (Suz); 3. Danny Dingler (Ktm); 4. Chris Parr Jr (Hon); 5. Alex Panzarella (Kaw); 30 + Amateur: 1. Frank Shumski (Hon); 2. Hebehton Lima (Kaw); 3. Peter Cook (Suz); 4. Chris Buckman (Yam); 5.

Steven Lewis Jr (Ktm); 30 + Expert: 1. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. Jeremy Parsons (Kaw); 3. Eric Flagg (Hon); 4. Thomas Greenhoe (Hus); 5.

Eric Schoepfer (Yam); 30 + Novice: 1. Ryan Reif (Yam); 2. Jorge Vega (Hon); 3. Luis Vega (Hon); 4. Jofre Morocho (Kaw); 40 + Amateur: 1. Carl Herrforth (Hon); 2. John Tavernese (Yam); 40 + Expert: 1. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. Jeremy Parsons (Kaw); 3. James Mcilvaine (Kaw); 4. Kurt Mcmillen (Suz); 5.

Wayne Powers (Yam); 40 + Novice: 1. Eric Handel (Yam); 2. Pablo Torres (Kaw); 3. Lee Raymond (Kaw); 45 +: 1. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. James Mcilvaine (Kaw); 3. Kurt Mcmillen (Suz); 4. Wayne Powers (Yam); 5. Steve Nickerson (Hon); 450 Amateur: 1. Greye Tate (Kaw); 2. Cory Carsten (Suz); 3. Tj Albright (Yam); 4. Bryton Carroll (Suz); 5. Salvatore Cusimano Jr (Yam); 450 Novice: 1. J. Ryder Fox (Hon); 2. Alex Panzarella (Kaw); 3. Tyler Carr (Yam); 4. Hunter See (Yam); 5. Frankie Manfredi (Ktm); 50+: 1. Kurt Mcmillen (Suz); 2. Tim Whitehair (Suz); 3. Juan Espinoza (Kaw); 50cc 4-6 Stock: 1. Mikah Carpenter (Cob); 2. Seven Henderson (Cob); 3. Griffyn Alfalla (Ktm); 4. Brayden Mallgren (Cob); 5. Kevyn De Pinho (Cob); 50cc 4-8 Open: 1. Luke Fauser (Cob); 2. Klark Robbins (Cob); 3. Seven Henderson (Cob); 4. Mikah Carpenter (Cob); 5. Mason Mickle (Cob); 50cc 7-8 Stock: 1. Canyon Richards (Cob); 2. Luke Fauser (Cob); 3. Cody Beckwith (Ktm); 4. Klark Robbins (Cob); 5.

Christian Merman (Cob); 50cc Oil Injected/Shifter 4-8: 1. Kevyn De Pinho (Ktm); 2. Griffyn Alfalla (Ktm); 3. Brayden Mallgren (Ktm); 4. Mark Patterson (Ktm); 5. Wayne Powers Jr (Cob); 65/85 (9-13 years) Junior: 1. Nicholas Romano (Kaw); 2. Austin Kapoukranidis (Ktm); 3. Justin Allen (Kaw); 4. Brian Espinoza (Yam); 5. Deegan Harper (Ktm); 65cc 10-11 Year Old: 1. Randall Myers (Ktm); 2. Joseph Rainone (Ktm); 3. Payton George (Ktm); 4. Taylor Beckwith (Ktm); 5. Roman White (Ktm); 65cc 7-9 Year Old: 1. Tyler Devers (Ktm); 2. Gavin Betts (Ktm); 3. Luke Fauser (Cob); 4. Mason Tucker (Suz); 5.

Osvaldo Neto (Kaw); 85cc 12-15 Year Old: 1. Daniel Congdon (Kaw); 2. Austin Kapoukranidis (Ktm); 3. Katie Benson (Ktm); 4. Bryce Adams (Hus); 5. Deegan Harper (Ktm); 85cc 9-11 Year Old: 1. Nicholas Romano (Kaw); 2. Brian Espinoza (Yam); 3. Justin Allen (Kaw); 4. Gavin Towers (Ktm); 5. Sebastian Balbuena (Kaw); Collegeboy 16-24: 1. Cory Carsten (Suz); 2. David Milana (Ktm); 3. Greye Tate (Kaw); 4. Luiz Tonini (Suz); 5. Kaden Marvin (Hus); Girls 9-13 Year Old: 1. Katie Benson (Ktm); 2. Brighton Richards (Kaw); 3. Danielle Ehlermann (Ktm); Schoolboy II 12-16 Year Old: 1. Gabe Gutierres (Ktm); 2. Justin Rodbell (Yam); 3. Salvatore Cusimano Jr (Yam); 4. J. Ryder Fox (Hon); 5. Kevin Hill (Yam); Super Mini 12-16 Year Old: 1. Daniel Congdon (Kaw); 2. Austin Kapoukranidis (Ktm); 3. John Pantazes (Kaw); 4.

Grantely Herbert (Kaw); 5. Katie Benson (Ktm); Women 14+: 1. Jamie Astudillo (Ktm); 2. Jessica Wahl (Kaw); 3. Hannah King (Ktm); 4. Madison Northrop (Kaw);

2016 KROC Sunday Results: 250 Pro: 1. Justin Cooper (Yam); 2. Robert Piazza (Hus); 3. Nick Gaines (Kaw); 4. Brandon Hartranft (Yam); 5. Tony Archer (Kaw) 450 Pro: 1. Justin Cooper (Yam); 2. Brandon Hartranft (Yam); 3. Joshua Clark (Yam); 4. Michael Giovanniello (Suz); 5.

Joey Peters (Yam) WMX: 1. Kaitlyn Morrow (Yam); 2. Mackenkie Tricker (Suz); 3. Eve Brodeur (KTM); 4. Shelby Rolen (Kaw); 5. Amanda Brown (Kaw) Fast Fifties: 1. Canyon Richards (Cob); 2. Luke Fauser (Cob); 3. Cody Beckwith (KTM); 4. Klark Robbins (Cob); 5. Kevyn DePinho (Cob) 65cc Kessler Cup: 1. Tyler Devers (KTM); 2. Roman White (KTM); 3. Joseph Rainone (Kaw); 4. Taylor Beckwith (KTM); 5.

Randall Myers (KTM) 85cc Top Gun Shootout: 1. Gavin Towers (KTM); 2. Daniel Congdon (Kaw); 3. Justin Allen (Kaw); 4. Bryce Shelly (KTM); 5. Bryce Adams (Hus) Ironman Classic: 1. Jake Pinhancos (Kaw); 2. TJ Albright (Yam); 3. Justin Rodbell (Yam); 4. David Milana (KTM); 5. Bryton Carroll (Suz)

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Pagoda MC - Big Bucks Jim Munch Memorial Race 2016

Oct. 9, 2016

The Path of the Jim Munch Memorial Race By: Randy Kastle I actually went to high school with Jim but we really weren’t even friends at that time in our lives.

Until one day at a private practice track in Perkiomenville PA where we met and realized both of our kids (Richie and James) were into motocross. Soon we became pretty close going to races together and working on bikes during the week. As time went on Jim and James both joined Pagoda and our friendship became even stronger. In 2002 I was racing at Atco and was hurt fairly badly and that turned out being a life changing event for me personally. Jim lived very close to me so he was always stopping by helping out and talking moto. You have a lot of time on your hands when you spend months in a hospital bed in your living room. That night at Atco I screwed up a rhythm section while leading a Vet C race. The race wasn’t really significant in this story but it was that night because I got to know Kevin Kolb better too…. much better.

Cooper makes the pass on Peters in Open A racing action

He ended up taking my son and following the ambulance to the local hospital. I’ll never forget under pain medication I “deputized” Kevin to make decisions on my leg, ha ha. None the less after my leg healed up I started working for the company where both Kevin and Jim worked.That is when the moto/work obsession started between us. Jim and I both worked on the Pagoda track, went to D6, AMA and promoter meetings as we started to run the race program at the club. Jim, Kevin and I worked at the club, raced, worked for work, and had a blast going to nationals. We definitely had our ups and downs but we were the best moto pals you could ask for. We eventually stopped working at our jobs together and went our separate ways, but moto was still a link between us.

Jim started his own business and he and I had a falling out that pretty much took us all the way down to merely saying hi in passing. Kevin and Jim stayed great friends. I got a call from Kevin one morning telling me Jim wasn’t in good health; I could only say I didn’t even know he was ill. Tragically the next call came in saying Jim was gone….. Regardless that Jim and I hadn’t been on good terms the news bothered me greatly. At the funeral we all met again with some others we had as mutual friends. To my amazement Jim’s life had changed drastically since we spoke as friends. It turns out Jim’s focus had turned from moto to a life of finding God. At the funeral Kevin and I spoke to a bunch of old acquaintances, one of which being Joe. The three of us started talking and decided to meet weekly trying to figure out “life”. We met and our group grew a bit and it ended up becoming more of a bible study. We still meet to this day and in one of our meetings it came to us that the only way to say Thank you to our friend Jim was to be sure the riders of District 6 knew how hard he worked at Pagoda and on moto issues for the good of our sport.

Many didn’t know Jim but those that did know how passionate he was about Pagoda and motocross racing in general.

Thank you Jim for your friendship and all your hard work just to make sure people had a great time riding their dirt bikes. And so in your memory Kevin and I came up with a day to recognize you in moto with, The Jim Munch Memorial Race at Pagoda Motorcycle Club. Rest easy my friend until we meet again. B

Ryan Canaguier wins a pair of tires from Schaeffers Motorsports for grabbing the holeshot

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Class Winners Open A Open B Open C 35 plus 50 plus 50 (4-6) Stock 50 (7-8) Stock Supermini 25 plus A 25 plus B/C Senior A Senior B/C School Boy 1 College Boy 50 (4-8) Open 85 (9-11) 85/150 (12-15) 250 A 250 B 250 C Junior Mini Vet A Vet B Vet C 65 (7-9) 65 (10-11) 125/Open Two Stroke School Boy 2 45 plus Women

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Kastle and Kolb reminisce about Jim Munch as they call the race

Willy Canaguier and Izzy Barron score Golden Tyres as holeshot awards Mini Track Z- PW 80/XR70/TTR90 OPEN Z- TTR/CRF/KLX ETC 110 OPEN Z- 65 Beginners Z- AIR COOLED 50 4-6 Z- AIR COOLED 50 7-8 Z- PW 50 4-6 Z- PW 50 7-8 Z- KTM/COBRA OIL 7-8 Z- KTM/COBRA STOCK 4-6 Z-50cc 4-8 open

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Over $6000 was on the line at this year’s Big Bucks Race Open A 1. Justin Cooper 2. Jeremy Smith 3. Joey Peters 4. Michael Giovanniello 5. Jacob Runkles

250 A 1. Justin Cooper 2. Dakota Kessler 3. Jason Astudillo 4. Addison Kramer 5. Michael Giovanniello

Dash for Cash 1. Jeremy Smith 2. Bobby Piazza 3. Britton Atkinson

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The RORR Dual Sport Reading Off Road Riders - Pine Grove, PA. - October 9, 2016 - By Chris Borger

The Mighty RORR Dual Sport was held Sunday, October 9th at Pine Grove, PA. The weather conditions were absolutely perfect this year, with clear skies and temps in the low 60’s all day. Trail conditions were outstanding throughout the entire course, groomed out nicely for the event.

The event begins with the traditional RORR breakfast at the North End Fire Company’s pavilion and camping area. The crew from North End are great hosts and put a huge effort into this event.

They provide very good meals, and great staging and camping areas for the event. The sign-up at RORR is quick and easy. They have a great team of friendly folks and they are very well organized. Rob Feldman from the Rausch Creek club conducted the riders meeting, and most all of the riders were out on the course by 9:AM. This was RORR’s 6th year at Pine Grove, and their partnership with the North End Fire Company and the town of Pine Grove has worked out well.

This year’s course had some new routes and some new sections of trail. The 45 mile morning loop begins with a quick road course over to the Rausch Creek areas, where the club set up an awesome route with 7 A/B options. The trails at Rausch Creek were in prime riding condition, with miles of single track action, hill climbs, two-track ATV trail, and some neat elevation changes, with plenty of central PA rocks. The coal based loam soil was fantastic throughout the entire course with a perfect consistency for hooking up and laying down the power. The Finger Hills hill climb and the Tower City Mine Trail are always a couple of favorites in this loop. Overall, the Rausch Creek Club trail system was awesome, and their club’s support of this event is greatly appreciated by all. Their trails are well managed and fun to ride.

The lunch and gas stop were located back at camp, where the North End crew served up huge double pulled pork sandwiches, a pile of beans and coleslaw, apples, and drinks. RORR has a tradition of feeding you well at their events, and this year was no exception.

The second loop of the day began after lunch. Most riders were out on the course by 1PM. The loop began with another quick road course, over to the Black Woods area. This area had some of the best trail in the event. The club really went all out on preparation and course layout on this loop. There were 5 A/B options in the afternoon route, with fabulous single track action. The trail had many elevation changes, stream crossings, rolling hills with bermed turns

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Riders on the trail cut in, some deep puddles along the way, and smooth loamy action where you could really gas it. The later options were challenging technical rocky sections, well laid out and very fun to ride, especially if you like rocks. The main course back to Pine Grove was lots of fun as well, where you could really rip down the open trail sections. RORR threw in a final option at the end, a short sweet trail of black mud and roots over anthill type terrain. With options, the total course ran 93 miles.

Comprehensively, this course had it all, the very best of central PA. The trails were laid out perfect and were very well marked. The event route sheet was spot on accurate. RORR had dozens of patrol riders out all day in every area of the event. They put a huge effort into this event, and the results were awesome. The RORR Dual Sport seems to get better every year. Their partnership with the North End Fire Company, Rausch Creek Trail Riders Club, and private land owners has made this one of the best Dual Sport events in the east coast region.

A very special Thank You to the Reading Off Road Riders Club and their members for another great Dual Sport event this year, and to their partners the North End Fire Company, the Rausch Creek Trail Riders Club, the private land owners, and club sponsor Matto Cycle.

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This was it, the big show, the last gateway in the NE anyway Loretta Lynn Amateur National Championships. I know m have already qualified in other regions and the South East printing but after this particular race.

Over 900 riders made their way to the Doublin Gap MX burg, PA to take a shot for their entry ticket. I saw one cla the whole way from Utah to make the cut. It was a typical preparation for Tennessee, hot and dusty and great compet promoter for keeping everything running smoothly and fo track for this event.

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The action took place at the Lost Trails ATV Adventure Park in Dunmore, PA on Saturday September 10, 2016. The day began early with anxious riders geared up and ready to go! The main attraction for Saturday was focused around finding bright pink bras hidden throughout the trails. If you were lucky enough to find a hidden bra you could have won a helmet camera, a big screen television, riding gear, an over night stay at the Sleep Inn or a year membership to the New Lost Trails ATV Park!

The event ended Saturday night with a splash for the Lost Trails night ride. The night ride attracted over 130 riders filled with excitement for a three-hour adventure. The night ride consisted of varied terrain such as rock crawls, railroad bed, winding trails, hills, mud, and historical tunnel and the best part of all was when the group made huge waves traveling down a hill in the play area and hammering the water.

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