Thanks

[ravine rat]

Finally a site with unlimited pics to view. Really nice site. Looks like you guys have some great area to ride in.

RR

[Quadgoddess]

Hi RR! I recognize your name from ATVWild!

Aren't the pics awesome? You gotta check out the videos too! You'll laugh at a couple of them...some have a knack for rolling their Quad...

[Mr. Miyagi]

You'll laugh at a couple of them...some have a knack for rolling their Quad...

Thank god I've never rolled my quad "once".... lol. Otherwise, I'd be offended by that comment..... ROFL

[Mr. Miyagi]

Hey, RR... You from Ont. Ca. (Ontario, California). lol.. Just messin with you.... Beautiful country up there in Canada.. Any photos?

[ravine rat]

Here's a few. There getting kind of old. When I get a digital camera I'll start to update them.

http://ca.photos.yahoo.com/ravinerat2002

RR

[Ken]

Here's a few. There getting kind of old. When I get a digital camera I'll start to update them.

LOL... "A" digital camera? I think all ATV riders willing to take photos, have to have an annual Camera budget.

[Ken]

Welcome, btw.

This board..other than some tips...is more chit chat...and swapping photos and maps of rides.

We have Thrasher, who keeps us up to date on Florida mud type riding.

And we have our rock crawling stuff.

Anyone else who can fill us in with their type of riding....is awesome.


Other than Michael Moore and Alec Baldwin "threatening" to move to Canada after GW Bush won the election, Canada and Utah are the ATV Mecca's.

[ravine rat]

Hey Quadgodess. I think maybe I follow one of your posts over here. I haven't been to the videos yet. Dial up at home and high speed at work. I'll have to wait until I get some down time at work.

I'll keep browsing around in here guys/gals. Lots to read and I really love the pics.

We have all different types of riding here in Ontario. Yes the Great White North. Lots of mud and swamps to sink your bike and heart. We live at the edge of the Canandian Shield so lots of rock to run aswell. Mostly big rocks which you never really find the edge of. Although not on most maps, our forests in Northern Ont are littered with fire access roads, minning road, skidder trails....you get the idea. There is a new thing now. You can load your Quad on the trailn in Sault Ste. Marrie. You get dropped off in a community about 200 miles away and run the bush back for several days.

We are trying to find info on doing a trip from where the last road north is in Cochrane Load the bikes on a train and take it to Moosenee on James Bay which is the little tail of Hudson Bay. Hopping to find some trail back. Lots of Muskeg and rivers so it may not be possible.

Organized Atving is just starting here. They are out pricing themselves already and legislation is going to make it hard to ride anywhere but my 30'x100' lot. Not even enough room to squeeze the quad passed the house and the fence.

I'll try to visit offten.....cheers

RR