Rec Rider June 2015

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Introducing the latest member of the Yamaha off-road family. One of the wild’s most tenacious and aggressive creatures, its ability to traverse extreme terrain with superior handling and off-road capability is unparalleled. It features Yamaha’s legendary Ultramatic® automatic transmission, On-Command® 4WD, class-leading long-travel suspension, plus so much more. The all-new Wolverine. It’s an entirely new breed of off-road animal.

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Saturday, June 6 ”Hog Gas Shoot-Out”

Saturday, June 20 ”Nationals”

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Letter from the Editor I can’t believe it’s been a full year since my first issue. What a wonderful ride it’s been so far. My hat goes off to all those who changed professions; it’s not nearly as easy as I thought it would be when I started this trip. But it has been great, and I’ve grown and learned quite a bit too. So yes, you can teach an ugly old dog new tricks. The last year has been a blur of new friends, faces, and experiences. All this is only possible because you guys keep reading this, so thank you!

In This Issue Of Muddy Mic Introduction..............................6

Where To Ride............................................. 14

Line Mountain at Rausch Creek................7

AHRMA Rocket Vintage XC......................17

VFTR News and Views.................................8

AOAA Community Ride............................. 19

MudFreak's News From NY..........................9

AWRCS Red Bank...................................... 20

Motorized Guidelines PaOHV.................. 10

Master of MX............................................... 21

ECEA.............................................................. 13

Upcoming Events....................................... 22

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As usual, we are bringing you the best of what’s happening out there. Ready to Ride!

If there is something you don’t see in here and want to, please let us know. Rec Rider is always looking for recreational racing and riding events and adventures.

We got some great feedback from last month’s North Central Trails Initiative article. A lot of riders are very excited about what this means. Things are a little slow right now due to Pennsylvania’s election cycle, but we are soon going to start contacting the politicians hard and heavy, and that means you’ll be seeing lots of social media activity, as well as emails and alerts on when to call or email your local representatives to make sure your voice is heard. This can be done, and as a group, we can make it happen.

Riding season is getting into full swing, and just wait until school lets out and all the youngins are out there ripping it up! Remember to keep it safe – helmets, goggles, headlights, all that bothersome “safety stuff.” There have been too many injuries and deaths this year already from ATV-related incidents. I’m sure you’ll agree that even one is too many.

Enjoy the trails, let us know about your events, and take us with you.

Don’t forget the #jrwRECkingcrew photos while you’re out there, either; we love to see the next generation of riders!

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Denny Mann, Chas McHenry, Tabb Felty, Harold Silbaugh, Joann Hauser, PJ Timberman, Jim and Megan Combs, Glenn Hershey, Matt "Goody" Micheals, Mike "MudFreak" Petrone.

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4 Seater SxS "Red Bank", Jim and Megan Combs Dirt Bike "Master of MX", PJ Timberman

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The riders and actions portrayed in Rec Rider Magazine are of skilled individuals with many years of experience. Please do not attempt to imitate any action or stunt that is beyond your experience or capabilities. When riding an ATV, UTV or Off Road Motorcycle, always wear proper safety equipment, including, but not limited to the following: a helmet, eye protection, boots and protective clothing. Never ride any off-road vehicle on public roads or highways, and never ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Always follow age recommendations, and seek out safety training whenever possible. See your dealer or call the DCNR or the ATV Safety Institute at 1(800) 887–2887.

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By: Tabb Felty Photos By: Tabbs Photography It’s finally that season again: racing is upon us. On May 2, I spent the day at the Line Mountain race held by Rausch Creek, and let me tell you, what a turnout they had! They had more than 100 racers show up for this event. This race counts for points throughout their entire season.

Now I’m sure most of you’ve heard of the Line Mountain races, but you may not be so sure how this race is laid out. Well, it’s a pretty large track that weaves in and out of the mountain. There are large rocky parts that can give the racers trouble if they are not careful, some muddy spots that can also be dangerous and cause overheating, and quite a few flat trails that give the racers some speed. While trying to maneuver a track that isn’t always familiar, the racers have to watch out for their fellow drivers who are trying to pass them or could be broken down. This is always fun to watch because the racers blast their horns to tell the other guy to move out of the way and then rush past him. While this track can be tricky, you would be surprised as to the types of vehicles that actually run this race.

There are various types of vehicles that race at Line Mountain, plus various classes. There are stock Jeeps and trucks that run, and then you have your rock crawlers that pound the track, and there are also buggies that run in these classes, too. There are also a couple of modified Geo Trackers that also run. Then those machines are broken into classes by the type of vehicle, by tire size, and so on. Many racers put a lot of money and time into their racers so that they can run a few times a year.

All these racers on the track are a minute apart when they start and have three laps to finish. Many are competing for best time, while others are just trying to finish the race. It was a nice beautiful warm day for a race, but that caused dust, another factor the racers have to watch out for.

A lot of spectators came out for a good day of supporting their family members and friends.

These races are lots of fun and family oriented. Who knows? Maybe you’ll end up racing one day. Hope to see you all at the Coal Bucket race at the Line Mountain track on Sunday, June 7. If you can’t come race, come and watch!

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News & Views big success, with more than 480 riders taking part. This year, the race is an AMA National Series event, and we expect an even bigger turnout! The main race course is nearly 8 miles through diverse sections of woods trail with some rocks here and there. A fun “grass� track section finishes out the loop. Well, not really “grass� but open-type trail with plenty of passing! On July 18, mini racing will start at noon, and on July 19, adult racing will start at 10 a.m. Both events are spectator friendly.

For those not interested in camping, the closest lodging to the race is only 2 miles away. The MainStay Suites offers a special rate, while rooms are available. This is primetime summer season, and they do sell out. See the ad in this issue for more information on the Mountaintop AMA National Hare Scramble. Eight-time National Enduro champion Mike Lafferty won the overall last year. Will he come out of retirement to do it again? We can’t wait to find out!

Finally, mark Sunday, Sept. 20, on your calendar for the Moonshine Enduro.

We’ll write more on this event next time.

Valley Forge Until then, let’s get out and ride!

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It’s been a long time since Valley Forge Trail Riders (VFTR) published an article, so now is a good time for an update on club happenings. Looking way back to early 2015, there was the East Coast Enduro Association banquet in Valley Forge. Our club was honored to receive the coveted “ECEA Enduro of the Year� award for our Moonshine Enduro. This make four times out of the last five years we have accomplished this feat, and not many clubs can make that claim.

Later in February, we held our club banquet at Chadwick’s Restaurant in Audubon. Members in good standing were treated to a free buffet meal along with various prizes and awards while they recapped the success of the 2014 season and looked forward to the 2015 riding season.

Speaking of 2015, the cold, wet weather pretty much ended just in time for our spring roadside cleanup. VFTR has been holding these cleanups in cooperation with PennDOT for nearly 20 years on roads adjacent to the private lands of our enduro. The “goodwill gesture� is appreciated by the local townspeople and landowners alike. It is a small way we try to give back to the area. More than a dozen members came out to help.

Coming up fast is the second annual Mountaintop Hare Scramble on Saturday and Sunday, July 18 and 19. Last year’s inaugural event was a

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My Experience at an ATV Safety Course

By Mike “MudFreak” Petrone

I was planning on day ride with a couple of my friends a few weekends ago, but everybody was busy. But then my friend Carl told me about a Safety Institute course that he was taking his son to attend in order to learn some basics on ATV riding. I decided to take the course, thinking that it might give me some new material for my next article.

When I pulled up the training course, Kevin, our instructor, was waiting for us. After a brief hello, Kevin showed us where to offload our machines, and then we headed up to the classroom. We all sat down and went around the room, introducing ourselves and giving our reasons as to why we were attending this course. At that time, my only reason was to get material for the next article; everybody else's was to learn how to operate an ATV properly. He started us off with a funny ATV video and had us open our student handbook to do some reading about safety awareness.

Basically, it was about the importance of knowing your all-terrain vehicle and always referring back to your owner’s manual for information. I learned that your helmet should be inspected regularly, as the protection qualities could start to deteriorate overtime from mud, water, or just being in your garage. I recommend that you check your helmet's manufacturing specs. I also learned that if you're in an accident with a helmet, it's a one-time shot; once your helmet hits the surface, it

should be replaced. Don't skip out on your helmet ... it could save your life!

Then we headed to the outdoor portion of the course. We started by getting familiar with our machines, including becoming familiar with where the brakes, the headlight switch, and the throttle control are without looking. We went over the proper way to get on a machine in addition to going over the brakes. Then we learned how to shift our body while going around a turn or going up hills, among many other things.

I highly recommend that every ATV rider take a safety course. I originally thought that there was nothing else I needed to learn, since I've been riding for 10 years now, but I was wrong! I learned a lot from these two six-hour courses. It was a real eye-opening experience. It really doesn't matter how long you have been riding; you will always learn something new or remember something that you forgot. I know for a fact some of you riders will say, “I don't need to take a safety course,” but that's your pride talking. Don't let your pride tell you what's good for you! Don't forget that we are role models to younger riders. If they see us taking a safety course, they won’t be embarrassed to attend one themselves. A big thanks to the Safety Institute for having these courses available and to Kevin Spencer for being an awesome instructor!

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Motorized Events Guidelines Process By: Denny Mann

Over the past two years, due to the tireless efforts of Pennsylvania Off-Highway Vehicles Association, East Coast Enduro Association, the American Motorcycle Association, and Pennsylvania Trail Riders Association, the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has negotiated the wording of the Motorized Event Guidelines, which affect all motorized events held on state forest land. These negotiations, however, would not have been possible without the political assistance of Rep. Mike Regan and Rep. Dan Moul, who were enlisted by the South Penn Enduro Riders club. With the help of Mike and Dan, the guidelines were reworked into an acceptable document for both sides of the issue.

As a token of the ECEA’s appreciation, the Trails Access Coalition Political Action Committee (TAC PAC) donated $1,000 to each of the representatives. On February 20, 2015, ECEA legislative representative George Fetterman presented the donation to Mike at his Dillsburg legislative office.

Then in Gettysburg on May 8, ECEA president Jamie Theurkauf and TAC PAC representative Merle Compton presented a check payable to the House Republican Campaign Committee in Rep. Dan Moul’s name.

The TAC PAC was formed to support candidates, policy, and legislation that serve and promote off-highway trail riding. The TAC PAC helps build relationships with key lawmakers and their staff in order to ensure that off-highway user groups’ voices are heard before a law or policy is passed.

The legislature is responsible for the land use laws and policies that affect off-highway users. Their decisions can have a tremendous impact on all riders - for better or worse! Contributions will help the TAC PAC to financially support candidates who share the TAC PAC's common beliefs of allowing and preserving access to off-highway users.

Politics is as competitive as riding. Getting elected involves advertising, logistics, staffing, and money. It's important that we support the politicians who understand the heritage, history, and importance of access to trails on public lands. One thing is for sure: those intending on eliminating this access certainly know the rules of the game. Off-highway enthusiasts are encouraged to contribute, as well as qualified off-road manufacturers and dealerships. Any individual, corporation, club, or group that wants to see policy and legislation that permits responsible use of off-highway trail should contribute and in that way help the sport survive and thrive. Go to www. tacpac.net for more information concerning the TAC PAC. Special thanks to everyone who worked on the Motorized Event Guidelines over the last two years.

This photo taken by lobbyist Fred Brown shows ECEA Rep. George Fetterman (left) Rep. Mike Regan (middle), and PaOHV representative Denny Mann (right).

This photo taken by lobbyist Fred Brown shows Jamie Theurkauf (right) and Merle Compton (left) with Rep. Dan Moul.

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PA OHV’s Mission

The Pennsylvania Off-Highway Vehicle Association The Pennsylvania Off-Highway Vehicle Association (PA OHV) is an independent incorporated association organized by OHV enthusiasts and businesses to fight for the rights of Off-Highway users.

• Promote legislation with the purpose of developing and maintaining trails.

• Become instrumental and influential in interactions with land managers.

• Defend the OHV community against discriminating legislation and regulation.

• Provide assistance for legislation favorable to trail and open space recreation.

• Foster camaraderie among motorized OHV and all recreational trail user groups.

• Provide a medium for the dissemination of information relating to the OHV industry.

• Provide educational opportunities related to OHV use.

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

Join and Support the PA OHV Association by becoming a member.

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP FORM For Club or Corporate Memberships please go to www.paohv.org

Annual Dues: $25 per member Name: Street Address: City: Email Address: Daytime Phone:

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PLEASE FILL IN THE APPROPRIATE SECTION AND REMIT PAYMENT TO: PaOHV, P.O Box 61741, Harrisburg, PA 17106-1741

Certified Pennsylvania DCNR Youth Safety Instructor Contact Info Pennsylvania requires any child between the ages of 8 and 16 to have a Certificate of Completion for the Youth ATV Safety Course in order to ride any state land. Below is a list Nicole Yiengst • York 717-577-5142 nichole@ecowater.us Lance Schwartz Lewisburg 570-847-6102 Dennis Felty • Schuylkill/Northumberland Co. 570-640-5735 themayorofcoaltowne@yahoo.com Robert Smith • Minersville 570-527-6197 RSmith6197@gmail.com Ed Geehan Bucks County / Pocono.

Eddiecharles11@yahoo.com Rich Rudzinski • Lower Bucks County 267-716-2450 rrudzi@verizon.net Chas McHenry • Bucks County 267-446-6176 dcnrsaferide@yahoo.com Rick Latchaw Mercer/Venango County 724-253-3069 maxxrc@windstream.net

of Instructors who have the training provided by the DCNR to offer these courses and provide the training necessary to complete it and receive a certificate.

Gary Elder Lawrence/Venango County 724-924-2062 geelder@comcast.net Mark Lynch DCNR Master Inst. • Connellsville Pa 734-984-5138 maglynch@zoominternet.net David Miller Montgomery, Bucks, Lehigh, Berks and Northampton Counties 610-322-0106 or millerdavidv@reagan.com Richard Henofer Bucks-Montgomery-Phila. Counties 215-669-3173 rhbuilds@me.com RC Horn ASI-ATV/ROHVA - Side By Side Instructor 304-839-6319 ASI.rchorn@yahoo.com

ASI & DCNR ATV Training & MSF Dirt Bike Training with loaners WILLOW HILL OHV SCHOOL Willow Hill Off-Road Riding School (717) 532-6439 Roxbury, PA 17251-0147 tewellmann@embarqmail.com Motorcycle Safety Foundation Closed Range Exercise on dirt bikes. http://www.dirtbikeschool.org/ Allen Marker – Somerset/Uniontown Dirt Bike School Instructor 814-233-7451 or motoman774@yahoo.com

James Campbell- DCNR / ASI 440-599-2033 Ashtabula County Conneaut, Ohio ccbell@suite224.net

Tom Lytle • Central, Pa 717-940-2229 paatvsafety@yahoo.com

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ATV Safety Training at AOAA DCNR Youth & ASI Adult Training George Fetterman 317-319-3726 or glfett@ptd.net

If you do not see an Instructor listed in your area, please call 717-783-7941 and ask for the nearest Instructor’s contact information. Children under the age 8 or over age 16 are not eligible to receive the certificate, but if your rider is between the ages of 8 and 16 they are eligible to take the course and receive the certificate.

Proper safety gear and a safe machine are required to take the course. By contacting

your local Instructor, you can receive all the information you need to ensure your child has the proper gear to complete this course. Completing the course and receiving the certificate provides the knowledge and skill to operate the machines in the various manners necessary to ride trails with confidence, not to mention that most children think it’s really cool to get their “license” in the mail!

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Sept 26-27 Oct 25 -

SLEEPY HOLLOW MX Henrietta Classic - (Fri Practice)

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ECEA/MCI Stump Jumper Harescramble

Tegan Temple with the overall win in the main event.

and our next

ECEA/RecRider

Fast Kidz Spot Light

By: Joann Hauser Stump Jumper Harescramble was hosted by Motorcycle Competition Inc. (MCI), a charter club for the AMA and a member of the ECEA, on May 16 and 17, making this the second harescramble of the ECEA this season. This was another outstanding event put on with record turnouts.

This two-day event brought 200-plus riders for Saturday’s event and approximately 500 riders on Sunday. With no rain for weeks and the weather being very hot and humid, the riding conditions were dusty and slippery on the straights and turns on the motocross track. However, somehow the trails held up and were not too bad. Even with these rough tracks, conditions were fast.

First up on Saturday were the Pee-wee, with the top overall riders being Jaden Palmer in first, Kenneth Held in second, Canyon Richard in third, Ryann Tepper in fourth, and Leaping Logan Ritz in fifth. Following right after the Pee-wee, Juniors had their turn to hit the trails, with the overall going to Gavin Williams, and second place to Nathan Dunley, third place to Dylyn Hicks, fourth place to Justin Adkins, and fifth place to Weston Greenwood. Both the Pee-wee and Juniors took to the trails for one hour; their course did not include any of the motorcross track. Soon it was time for the Youth class to have its chance, with a hour and a half time ride time and an increase in track size that included the motocross section and more trails throughout the pit, giving them an approximate 9-mile loop. The overall win for the Youth went to Noah Palmer, and he nailed the Cycle Playground holeshot win for the 14-16 SM. Second overall went to Michael Beeler, who also earned himself a holeshot win for the 100 percent Goggle hole shot. Third place overall went to Landon Bruner, with fourth to John Manera and fifth to Jason Tino.

Other important highlights from our Fast Kidz action include some of the other holeshot winners. Our winners of the 100 percent Goggles are Zac Garrison and Cole Hickman. The Cycle Playground holeshot winners are Zac Garrison and Gavin Williams, who took the overall win for Juniors. The Vee Rubber Lucky 7 are Donald Lloyod, Chase Williams, Lucas Seelman, Marc Bassetti, Rob Motto, Trevor Valintine, and Joshua Hartunian.

Now for the next ECEA/Rec Rider Fast Kidz Spotlight is Johnathan Spafford of Forked River, N.J. Johnathan is 10 years old and has been riding ECEA and NEOC for three years, coming in fourth place last year in 7-9 65cc. This year he is off to a great start with two first-place wins and a second-place honor at District 6. He has also been doing just as well with ECEA with a fourth place honor and also came in in the top 10 at Sahara. On top of riding in the 65cc class, he has also been riding in the Youth classes to get some more riding time in. Johnathan also enjoys playing basketball and football when he isn't riding. He is also an honor student at Lacey Township School District. When Johnathan was 4 years old, he went to his father saying he wanted to learn how to ride a dirt bike.

His father told him he needed to learn to ride a bicycle first, so Johnathan set out to learn to ride a bike all in one day. He truly has a passion to

ride, and in all of his spare Zac Garrison time if he not out riding he is playing basketball or football and being a honor student, you will mostly find him doing what he loves to do most and that is to ride.

Congratulations, Johnathan, on earning this spotlight.

You certainly have earned it.

Sunday’s race came quickly with the morning riders.

There were approximately 270 riders lined up on the start, and this was the beginning of a very tough day of racing for these riders. About 25 riders DNFed, showing that this race is not the easiest one.

Pulling the overall win for the morning was Albert Santelli riding Sportman, with Johnny Manera in Schoolboy in second, Billy Durham in third, Erik Robbins in fourth, and Mac Hennaut in fifth. The main event started at 1:30 p.m., and the riders hit the tough, dry, beat-up track for two long hours and had an 11-mile course. Taking the overall win was Tegan Temple, with second place going to William Schoeneberg, third to Jeff Pasqua, fourth to Tanner Thomas, and fifth to Robbie Civilette Jr. The Cycle Playground holeshot taker was TJ Cacacie in A251+ Open and the PG Graphic Kit went to Samantha Hill in the Womens’ Class. She came in second place, with the first-place win for women going to Shyann Phelps.

Congratulations to each and every rider out there! You all did an awesome job out there. Thank you, MCI, ECEA, and all of their awesome sponsors, along with Eagles Wood Township for supporting the ambulance and fire truck. A huge thanks goes to the Sylvia family (Sahara Sands and Gravel) for allowing us on their property. It’s because of all of you we are able to have these events. Thank you.

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WHERE TO RIDE - ATV Trails on State Forest Land SUMMER AND WINTER TRAILS

These trails are open during the summer and winter seasons. 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 Commission through the following April 1. There are some trails that remain closed until after the late muzzleloader season.

Please check with the individual forest district to see when the trails will open for the winter season.

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- Burnt Mills - Pike County

7 miles of summer and winter trail. Access is from a parking area on Route 402, one mile south of Porters Lake. Registered Class II ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Delaware State Forest, HC 1 Box 95A, Swiftwater, PA 18370. 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 north 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, Feyetteville, PA 17222. Phone: (717) 352-2211

4 - Centre County The Bloody Skillet ATV riding area, located in Centre County, consists of 37 trail miles (Phase 1 & 2) and is accessed from SR 144 approximately 18 1/2 miles north of Snow Shoe. Turn right onto DeHaas Road and travel 5 miles south to the Northern Terminus Trailhead. Registered Class II ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764. Phone: (570) 923-6011

These trails are open from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last full weekend in September.

8 - Martin Hill - Bedford County 18 miles of summer trail. Access to the trail is from the parking area located on Route 326 two miles south 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

5 - Clinton County

9 - Sideling Hill - Fulton County

The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail. Access is from the Two Miles Road, 1-1/2 miles west of Westport toward Kettle Creek State Park. Registered Class II ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764. Phone: (570) 923-6011

15 miles of summer trail in the Wells Tannery area. Access 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

6 - 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 1930s.

Access to the trail is from a parking area located at the former parking area at the CCC Camp along Route 44, one mile south of Haneyville.

Contact: Tiadaghton State Forest, 423 East Central Avenue, South Williamsport, PA 17702 Phone: (570) 327-3450

3 - Snyder & Union Counties -

7 miles of summer trails 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 ATVs 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, Milmont, PA 17845.

Phone: (570) 922-3344

SUMMER TRAILS

7 - 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 south of I-80.

Registered Class II ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Delaware State Forest, HC 1 Box 95A, Swiftwater, PA 18370 Phone: (570) 895-4000

10 - 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 ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds.

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

11 - 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 ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Delaware State Forest, HC 1 Box 95A, Swiftwater, PA 18370. Phone: (570) 895-4000

39 - Bayview Riding Area - Mercer County 4900 Saranac Dr., Sharpsville, Pa. 16150

State Game Lands ATVs are not permitted on State Game Lands except those used by disabled hunters.

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.

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Two Types Of Registrations Apply: •

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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.

By: Jim and Megan Combs 12 - Allegheny National Forest

13 - Motorcycle and/or ATV Riding Areas

The federally-operated Allegheny National Forest has more than 100 miles of ATV trails. ATV trail season runs from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last Sunday in September. Winter season is from December 20 to April 1. Contact the Allegheny National Forest Supervisor’s Office, P.O. Box 847, 222 Liberty Street, Warren, PA 16365, (814) 723-5150. Effective July 1, 2002, the Allegheny National 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.

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.

The following trails are within the Allegheny National Forest (ANF). Please contact the ANF using the information above concerning these trails:

14 - Shade Mountain Trails- (Non-Licenced Off-Highway Motorcycles)

Contact: Bureau of Forestry District #7; 18865 Old Turnpike Rd; Millmont, Pa 17845; Phone: 570 922-3344

Riding areas are located in portions of Mifflin, Snyder and Union Counties in the Bald Eagle Forest. The 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.

Marienville ATV/Bike Trail

on State Route 66 east of the town of Marienville.

Timberline ATV Trail

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

Rocky Gap ATV Trail

Contact: Bureau of Forestry District #7 18865 Old Turnpike Rd; Millmont, Pa 17845; Phone: 570 922-3344; Email fd07@state.pa.us

Willow Creek ATV Trail

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Trails ATV & SnowMobile

accessed from Township Road 3005, southeast of Warren. on the eastern side of the Allegheny Reservoir, just south of the New York State line. Closed during the winter season.

Open Year-Round P.O. Box 314 Clarence, Pa. ATV - Snowmobile www.ssrt.org.

SSRT requires membership for riding access. Detailed terms and conditions can be found at their website.

- Anthracite Outdoor Adventure 42 Area (AOAA): Located less than a three hour ride from New York City, Philadelphia, Washington DC, and Baltimore, AOAA over 6,500 acres to explore, including tight woods, rock crawling, mud-bogging, technical single track, and everything else in between.

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WHERE TO RIDE - Private Riding Facilities 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.

Slippery Rock Dunes Slippery Rock, PA -

Diamond MX Park New Castle, DE Lost Trails Dunmore, PA 16 Blue 26 www.ridelosttrails.com www.bdmxpark.com

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17 Breezewood Proving Grounds Clearville, PA - 27 Majestic Trails Rew, PA www.breezewoodprovinggrounds.com www.majestictrails.com

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17A Burning Rock Outdoor Adventure Park – Tams, WV - 28 Mines and Meadows Resort Wampum, PA www.burningrockwv.com www.minesandmeadows.com

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

www.slipperyrockdunes.com

Tall Pines ATV Park Andover, NY www.tallpinesatvpark.com

FULL SIZE PARKS

Happy Ramblers Motorcycle Club 18 www.happyramblers.org

Mountain Motocross Elkland, PA 29 Miles www.milesmountainmx.com

19 Doublin Gap MX Newburg, PA -

Rock Run Recreation Patton, PA Ridge ATV Trails Reels Corner, PA - 35 www.rockrunrecreation.com 30 Mountain www.mountainridgeatvtrails.com

20 Hill Top Lodge Emporium, PA -

31 Sleepy Hollow MX -

Off-Road Park Six Points, PA 39 Outback www.outbackoffroadpark.com

Evansville MX Park Berwick, PA 21 www.evansvilleraceway.com

32 Rausch Creek Trail Riders Valley View, PA -

Creek Off-Road Park 40 Rausch www.rc4x4.org

www.doublingap.com

www.hilltoplodge.com

www.sleepymx.com

www.rauschcreekracing.com

22 Four Seasons Resort West Finley, PA - 33 Reading Anthracite Co. Pottsville, PA www.campfourseasonsresort.com

www.readinganthracite.com

23 Indian Creek Valley ATV Club Melcroft, PA - 34 Rocket Raceway Three Springs, PA www.icvatvclub.com www.rocketraceway.com 24 Pagoda Motorcycle Club -

Rock Run Recreation Patton, PA 35 www.rockrunrecreation.com

www.pagodamc.org

Region Lewis County, NY 25 Adirondacks www.lewiscountyrecreation.com

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41 Wolf Springs Off-Road Park -

www.wolfspringsoffroadpark.com

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

If you have a riding area and would like to be listed in our pages, please contact Chas McHenry at 215-598-3262 or email CMcHenry@RecRider.com

RAUSCH CREEK!

For Bike, ATV & UTV Riders Of All Ages 8,500 Acres of Trails for Year-Round Riding *Membership Required *Camping Available Too!

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2 hours from both Philadelphia and New York City, 2.5 hours from Baltimore.

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Rocket Vintage By: Harold Silbaugh

Cross-Country

When I first read about vintage cross-country races in the pages of this very magazine, my “That’s Cool!” alarm went off. A lifetime ago I had dabbled in some harescrambles and MX racing, but it had been years since I’d done anything other than trail ride or take part in MX track practice days. Full-blown harescramble racing makes it hard to keep up with bike and body maintenance, and MX is fun, but days of sitting in the chair waiting to run 10-minute motos lost its luster after a while. Being able to show up, ride for an hour, see some cool machinery, and head back home seemed like a good mix to me. So I resolved to hit some of the vintage cross-country events this season. This is how the first race looked to a first-timer.

The first problem to overcome was finding an appropriate mount. Though my wife would tell you that there are already too many bikes in the garage, I didn’t have a running example that fit the age requirement, so it was off to the webbernet to see what I could find. I got lucky and scored a 1980 KLX 250 in great shape. Not exactly a race bike, but with this kind of racing you can get away with the “run what you brung” approach. With a little TLC, I had it in a place where I was pretty sure it would hold together for an hour. I was ready!

The club laid out a 4.5-mile course with constant elevation change, lots of single track, a little bit of rocks, some wicked off-camber, a sweet hillclimb featuring a very steep tree-root section in the middle, and a couple high-speed breaks to give riders’ hands a break. There was even an "easier route” detour around two of the more challenging areas for the novices. How thoughtful.

The club took everyone out for a parade lap prior to the race. Having not been in any sort of competition for years, my adrenaline was pumping even on the parade lap.

After that, we had a few minutes to regroup before the start, which I used to replace my fuel tank vent hose, as the old one would not stay put and my full tank was spewing gas out the vent hole, all over the bike and me. (Thanks to the guys pitted near me for the spare vent line.)

Races are a dead-engine start, so I fired the old 4-stroke up a couple

times prior to the start to make sure she would light off. She lit easily and quickly every time. Well, except for that one time when the starter's flag went up. So I spotted my entire class the start and followed the trail of blue smoke into the woods. I was so pumped up I figured I'd better get moving and get around as many riders as I could while I still had the energy. The single track made it tough, and the old KLX didn't have the top-end steam to make passes in the fast sections, so I would do what I could in the tighter stuff. I picked off some on the first lap, but somewhere on the second, my conditioning started to show. Back in January, when I knew I was going to do this series, I went back to the gym. Those 15-minute sessions on the rower or elliptical had me going strong for, well, about 15 minutes. I had to settle down and treat it like a trail ride and regain my rhythm as much as possible on the second and third laps.

The bike, despite its anemic power, actually worked pretty well for this type of racing. The power was mellow but torquey. It had enough for the hills, even the big one - second gear wide open. The mellow power saved my bacon more than once in slippery conditions on side-hills and tiredarmed direction changes; just lug it down and roll it on.

The leader caught and passed me right before the white flag, so I only had to soldier on for one more lap. Turns out I was not the only one feeling the "first race of the season fatigue." On that last lap I must have gone by three or four white-haired dudes pulled off to the side, helmets off, lying down beside their bikes. I'd shout, "You OK?" as I approached, they'd give me the Travis thumb, and I would continue.

Overall, it was a very cool event, and it was lots of fun. I'm looking forward to hitting some more of them this year. So if you enjoy being around lots of friendly people, cool bikes (there was a great assortment of Huskys, Can-Ams, Ossas, and even Maicos, as well as a platoon of old Japanese bikes), the sweet smell of two-stroke oil hanging in the air, not to mention a day in the saddle, you should hit some of these events to watch, or better yet, compete. Is it a trail ride, a race, or a bike show? The answer is yes to all three. It doesn't get much better than that.

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With the help of the Anthracite Trail Riders Club of Shamokin, Pa., a 33-mile marked course had been set up on both the eastern and western reserves of the AOAA 6,500-acre property. They assisted by selling passes, parking trucks, helping out on the trail for breakdowns, and directing guests to keep them on course.

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Out on the trail, we got to preview some of the new trails that were just cut in on the western reserve of the property and had some great views of the valley south of the park. The trail also led us around the park and gave everyone a great tour of the park going on some of the flat and smooth, mud and rocky mountain trails; this park has probably the most diverse types of trails of any OHV park around.

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Also on location was Cherokee Pharmaceutical’s Relay for Life team selling breakfast and lunch. The team collected $900 for the American Cancer Society.

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Dave Porzi, director of operations at AOAA, said the attendance was amazing for being a new event at the park and a new record for attendance at AOAA also, with a rider count of 395. The $6,000 of donations was to be divided between the first responders of Mount Carmel Township, Coal Township, Zerbe Township, East Camron Township, West Camron Township, and the city of Shamokin.

All in all, it was a perfect day helping ATR and riding the trails.

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AWRCS: A True American

Woods Racing Championship Series

Photos and Story By: Jim and Megan Combs Round 3 of the series was held at Red Bank in New Bethlehem, Pa., on May 16 and 17.

This race was the first Kevin Croney Memorial Run. So many sponsors donated great prizes for the drawings, which were held on Sunday afternoon. We would like to thank all of you for the great prizes! Thanks to Tucker Rocky, Jason Haugh, Western Power Sports, MRP Suspensions, Bentleys, Crossroad Motorsports, Stiller Motorsports, SRT, Instigator Racing, DirtWise, and Jason Thomas - just to name a few - the donations kept coming in daily.

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Rider #42, Andrew Banovsky, took the overall win.

For the adult quad race, 133 quad riders raced through thick clouds of dust, with Jay Shadron taking the overall win.

A UTV round brought 17 racers to the starting line, with Offroad Motorsports taking the win.

Saturday night brought some rain that continued steadily throughout the morning.

44 pee wee bike racers braved the rain and slick conditions, with Ryan Alston coming in for the overall win.

AWRCS now has a new podium. We congratulate all of you who rode your best to make it on our new victory lane!

Friday night brought a bit of rain in the over night hours.

However, the rain did not help the dry conditions; all classes during the Saturday races had very dusty conditions to ride through.

Next came the youth bike class with 56 riders. Congratulations goes out to Hunter Riemer for his overall win.

There were 33 racers in the pee wee quad class, with Haley Edwards taking the overall win.

The next round of the series was set to be held in Parker, Pa., on May 30 and 31.

The youth class brought 26 quad racers to the starting line.

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As the showers finally started to fade away, the adult class lined up with 267 riders. Pro rider Jason Thomas came in with the overall win.

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Masters of MX

Round 4, May 16, 2015

SpeedCiti, Seaford, Del.

Photos By: Delmarva Sports Photography

The Masters of MX made their way to Speed Citi in Seaford, Del., for Round 4 of the 2015 season. More than 200 riders participated in the oneday event that consisted of 13 motos with more than 35 classes. It was a warm day with overcast skies, but a slight breeze kept things comfortable, and the rain held off until well after the event was over.

50+ A and B were the first to take the gate, with Mike Farmer #51 winning both motos in the A class and Mark Henry #136 doing likewise in B. Farmer continued his streak and won both motos in 55+ A, and Terrance Newbold #856 had a great day as well, taking all motos in 40 and 45+ B. The second gate of the day brought out six of the vintage bikes. The 40+ C class lined up next, with 20 riders taking the gate and Samuel Grey #228 holding off the field in both motos for the win. Other dual motos winners in a class were David Hassell #653, 60+; Chris Schueler #682, 30+ A; Jeffrey McClure #274, 40+ A; and Matt Kazar #127, 30+ B. Gregory Hymiller #926 won both motos in 30+ C, Tyler Hayes #258 in Unlimited B/C, and Paul Quinn #93, 25+ B/C. In the Women's class, Samantha Resch #13 and Katie Coron #53x split motos, with Resch taking the final race and the overall win. Conor Legere #529 and Gregory Buc #318 split in the Beginner Class, Hunter Morgan #32 and Travis Chism #737 in 85's, with Legere and Morgan taking the wins. James Churn III #951 had finishes of 2-1 in Beginner 150, with Jack Dayman #18 second with finishes of 1-3. Open C had 18 riders, and Billy Boram #615 finished 2-1 over Drake Voell, #38, 4-2 for the win. Nick Bennett #98 won the first moto but fell back to ninth in the second for an overall fifth place and finished first in both 250 C motos for the win. More dual moto winners were John Tracy #41 in 250B, Paul Edlund #541 in 55+ B, Gregory Batts #52x in 35+ A, Michael Crocker #45 in 45+ A, David Callihan #41 in Open A, and Gregory Ryan #42 in 50+ C. Complete results can be found at http://mastersmx.org. The next Masters of MX event is set for May 30 at Budds Creek in Maryland. Details and schedules for SpeedCiti can be found at www.SpeedCiti.com, and photos are available from this event at www.delmarvasportsphotography.com.

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