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Like the title says I'll be visiting my parents around the holidays and want to get out and ride at least one day if not two. I've read up on some riding areas, wildcat and boulder primarily that look like they'll be fun. Looking for any local knowledge on riding areas or people that want to meet up and ride. Mid pack C rider on a 2T. Don't mind chasing fast riders (actually preferred) if you don't mind waiting at intersections lol. Cheers and Happy Holidays!

Is anyone familiar with this seven mile gulch trail or the Alto Pit area in Prescott? If so, what are your thoughts on them? They look like good areas to ride during the summer. What are some other summer riding spots in Arizona that provide some escape from the heat?

I started this charity three years ago. I put on fun run/poker run style events to raise money to buy disabled veterans tracked chairs. We have been able to place three chairs. Go to www.offroadridersforveterans.com for information on the charity and the ytd results. All of our previous events have been in Oregon and Washington. Our first AZ event will be at the 3C Ranch in Oracle,AZ the weekend of March 28th. The second event in AZ is tentatively scheduled for Kelley Canyon in October of 2020. Here is what we need help with. 1. I am looking for other riding areas for both bikes and utvs. I prefer to keep the vehicle types seperated. 2. Which radio stations and social media sites do you recommend I advertise on ? 3. I will be looking for people that want to help with the following. a. pre event prep ( marking trails). b. post event help( sweep riders to clean the trail markers). c. Day of event help with signing up riders and running the raffle as well as food prep when needed. I will pay $25 per day for pre event help and $50 per day for day of event help. You can contact me at ph: 206-999-3426 em: russhomefinancing@gmail.com or send a TT PM. Russ Henry

Need a little help. some family members have purchased a home in Sun City Grand for a winter home. I have the opportunity to park a dirt bike in there garage and fly out several times a year to ride. i am primarily into off road riding and not so much MX. i am looking for areas/trails that are close to the area. Ideally I would like to figure how to plate a bike and ride from garage to trail and back. If nothing is close I can always rent a pick up. what areas are close? If there are better areas to ride that are further I can justify the pick up rental ..let me know thanks in advance for the help Joe

I have a FMF Gnarly that I would like to trade for another FMF/PC/bills or stocker plus little bit of cash. It has too much bottom for me!

So I know this has been covered a little on here already but the threads are pretty old. Where are the good trails in havasu? I’ve been riding out here for 10 years, and feel like I know the area pretty good. Atleast the north side between the airport and bison area. Used to be pretty fun riding right out of the garage but SXS’s have ruined the trails so bad they are almost unridable now. Havent really explored the south side of town. Looking for some single track (theirs one or two on the north side but it’s like hard enduro style)

Arizona State park service wants to know about your trail use, resident or visitor... Have at it! https://azstateparks.com/trail-survey

Trail Riders of S AZ, and AZ State parks OHV Ambassadors present a "Return to riding" ride... Sunday, September 22, 2019 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM Have not ridden in a long while or are you new to the sport of dirt bike riding? Just looking for something less technical and mellow? Then you should come out for this ride. This Show Me/Get Back to Riding Ride will take place in the Santa Rita Mountains. We we use an OHV staging area just off Forest Service Road #163. Be at the OHV Staging area ready to ride at 8:30am. Directions to Gardner Canyon Road: Directions (Google Maps) to the Gardner Canyon Turn off Highway 83. https://www.google.com/maps/dir/I-10+%26+AZ-83+%26+Mountain+View-Sonoita+Hwy,+Vail,+AZ+85641/15605+E+Gardner+Canyon+Rd,+Sonoita,+AZ+85637/@31.9368928,-110.804036,11.9z/data=!4m13!4m12!1m5!1m1!1s0x86d6f4df5807ed57:0x9d94ff5d734f3c5c!2m2!1d-110.6936423!2d32.009937!1m5!1m1!1s0x86d6eaf420994b27:0x2dc90a49431214bd!2m2!1d-110.6635101!2d31.7374935 Directions to OHV Staging Area: Once off Highway 83 and onto Gardner Canyon Road, turn mileages from 83. FS 163 all the way to Staging Area. Go .84 miles make a Right Turn on Fish Canyon, go 1.68 miles make Right Turn (Left takes you into private property, Abby) go 2.8 miles then Left. At 3.05 miles from Highway 83 you should now be at the OHV Staging Area. GPS location of the staging area is: Lat N 31.742851 Long. W -110.707852 We will ride at least 20 miles. There are a few points of interest locations where we can stop and check out. All riding will be on the 2-track (Jeep) MVUM routes in the area. RSVP HERE https://www.meetup.com/Tucson-Dirt-Bike-Trail-Riders-Meetup/events/264702992/?rv=co1&_xtd=gatlbWFpbF9jbGlja9oAJGZmNTQ5YzZlLTUzNWQtNGQ0Ny05MzQxLTcxMzRiZmI0OTBlMQ

So I got my tag and OHV sticker for my RMX450Z that is registered for off road only. When I received it I put the sticker in the top right corner space based on the picture on the paperwork. After I did that , I actually read the paperwork and it said it was supposed to go in top left corner. Is this an issue? I know I can get a replacement decal for $5, but I’d rather not give them more money if I don’t really have to.

What an outstanding video of the 2018 Vulture Mine Hare Scrambles race... thanks to twowheelwhips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7qcQpTgITM

Alright everyone, I am yet another rider that has recently moved to AZ ! I am in Goodyear and still unpacking have haven't had much chance to look for areas to ride. I have looked up the local motocross tracks but have no idea where to ride either in the desert or single track. Still like to moto now and again, but the bike is set-up for trails so I don't moto very often. Nevertheless, will probably get a bit more serious about riding in a couple of weeks once the house and garage are in order. Looking forward to meeting some new friends and also finding new places to ride. CLIFF

Hey everyone, I am moving back to PHX in 2 weeks from Flagstaff, AZ. for a new job I have landed. I am a registered/professional Geologist and am going back to work in the copper mines in the Globe?Superior area. Im looking to hook up with some guys to go trail riding in the Sycamore Creek, Wildcat and Mile Markers areas. I am a Vet A/B rider/racer. Been racing MX and off road my entire life. Just picked my new 2018 KTM 250 SX (set up for off road) a while back. All of my buddies in PHX have quit riding, so im looking for some new guys to ride with. Please PM me if your are interested in hooking up! Thank you!!

I'll be moving to Arizona in August/September but my registration is due this month for one bike and next month for the other. I really don't want to pay for a full year here ($200) and then have to register them in Arizona. I looked to see what Arizona requires to register and couldn't find anything about proof of residency. Can anyone tell me if you have to have proof of residency, such as a utility bill, to register a bike? Or just an address? Also, does it matter if the registration is expired? I may just let it expire here instead of paying the no-op fees if it won't make a difference when I go to register in AZ. Any help is much appreciated.

Hey guys, I am looking at a 2005 CRF250x that has a Arizona license plate on it. I was wondering if anybody could help me. My understanding is, from looking on forums and calling AAA, I all I need is the title of the bike from the owner and to get a VIN inspection by the DMV. The guy said the bike is registered until September 2020 in Arizona. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Race Day !!!! Woooooooooo!!!! Time to get pumped up my moto bruthas!!!!