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Merry Christmas!

I'm looking at a night of PBR for my going-away party.

I actually read that for the first time a few weeks ago. HST is quite a character.

Well, the thing is that ORV use is inherently destructive. Passive recreation (hiking, kayaking, etc.) is not. So you can make the argument that the ORV folks should not be able to destroy the environment because they'll be taking recreational options away from other groups. Which is the whole...

Abandon all hope, ye who enter here. All of the lousy threads on the site are, or will end up in here. Just like a real iron furnace, this is the slag from the other forums. You can reply to things, but not start new threads here. Those people who are inclined to not want to deal with...

I hope I'm not the only person totally confused by this...?

It looks like it had been paved in some spots. I guess that's where the tire fire was?

hah, dude the environmentalists HATE me because of my very pro ORV stance. go back and re-read some of the old threads, especially the one where Russ Juleig and I were debating the PPA's stance on ORV's. i have a tremendous respect for the environment, and ORV damage in the Pines infuriates...

My favorite signs are the duck crossing signs.

This thread sucks.

At the end of the day, complaining on this website isn't going to help do anything. Complain to the DEP, complain to your state senator. If people started lobbying Washington or Trenton then perhaps you'd see some of the changes you want. Until then, this is just some website that a guy (me)...

So here's the reason why dual sports are allowed. You can ride a dual sport bike on any public road in NJ. It's classified the same as a motorcycle or a car or truck. It's legal for any road. Quads and MX bikes are not - you were only ever allowed to cross a paved road with them, not drive on...

Maybe we should go back to talking about aliens of the illegal variety.

and those are the people who caused ORV's to be banned on state land.

it's not.

it's been discussed on here many times. just use the search. it annoys me too much to even type out what happened.

Here, we'll help. - The UAW

The only legal place in NJ is on private property. The NJORV park at Chatsworth was the only public park in NJ, and that recently closed.

Is that the log cabin? If so I think it's been gone a long, long time. It was over by Presidential Lakes. I think Bob knows more about it.

Very cool. Anything I can do to support the project, let me know.