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I'll be back home from college oct 19-26th and have been severely deprived of powersports. Looking to go for a fun day ride with any kind of terrain in the pembroke to arnprior region, i dont have any land myself so i cant do anything from home. Any recommendations or help would be much appreciated!

Hello all, I just moved to the Omaha, NE. Area last year. I was wondering if anyone knows of any places to go and ride around here that are not all tracks? I don’t have a problem with tracks, but I really like to ride trails and I like to ride some extreme trails like Sargents in Colorado or FMOH in Utah. I’m also looking for people to ride with, however just know that it does get a little hard for me to go long trips or trips with very little notice. That is because I am a single father raising a very busy two year old. thanks all.

looking for supermoto guys or girls to brap with. so far theirs 3 of us. looking for a couple more to ride with and get lost and explore with and do fun shit with, no creeps, ass holes, scummy people. keep it real, supermotos, trying to keep it safe and fun and fairly legal and no douchery. theirs a time and place for everything and we dont need tickets and to get screwed up or anything. i sound like a priest or some little bitch saying that but i know alot of shitty people in the world so yea i dont care. 3 of us mid 20s, single and free to ride almost all summer other than work getting in the way of riding. we usually just get lost on back roads, towns, wherever the road takes us and cool places. its cool. so hit me up we would love a couple more cool people to chill with and ride with and do supermoto shit with. warren, morris, sussex county areas, washington, hackettstown, even pburg and stuff we ride wherever pretty much, but those general areas. we go out to pa along the deleware alot and stuff, its fun, alright im done typing, just hit me up, we arent bad dudes. id put pics of our bikes and us up and stuff but i dont have any on my computer so, idk just hit me up....

What is it with us always trying to find the perfect tire? There are numerous threads on this forumn alone. All full of the perfect tire for summer, the perfect tire for winter, the perfect tire for desert, snot, hill climbs.......even parking lot shots (hehmm). I've run Pirelli, Dunlop, Metzler, the much loved IRC M5B and many, many others. But I found it, at least the one that works for me and the type of terrain I ride. Some months back I purchased the Goldentyre GT333 from @Jeff aka Bolt. Instantly found out that it is an absolute awesome dry weather, dusty, rock eating tire. Yeah, yeah, we all got a good chuckle out of @Riddler is Retired video of Mongo's hill climb attempt at "Mango Tango Hill" in Georgetown. Yes, yes, I have a hill climb and a beer named after me. That just makes me trust worthy......right? If you can't laugh at yourself.....then go have a beer and loosen up! Anyhoooo..... After that failed attempt, I discovered that the "magic" combo is the GT333 with Tubliss at 5psi. "Mango Tango" I was running 12psi on Tubliss......aka, DUMB! Back to the Tyre review. I've been holding out. Ran it in dry conditions all summer but I didn't want to give it a overall review until I ran it in mud,.....real mud. Now I'm just a 46 year old guy that likes to ride dirt bikes with his buddies and occasionally do a race here and there. But like everyone else, I'm always searching for "that tire"..... It has to exist, right? Enter Wilseyville D36 Hare Scramble. REAL MUD! Two days prior to the race it had pissed and poured all over the course. I already know how it reacts in dry conditions, now this will be the ultimate wet weather, mud conditions test. Dudes (and ladies if any are reading), this "tyre" is glue. It didn't matter what the course threw at it. Off camber, hill side in the ruts and mud....No problem. Creek crossing....no problem, Slick, snotty rocks no problem, slick tree roots, no problem, lose dug up rocky hill climbs no problem. I couldn't find a damn thing that this GT333 wouldn't hook up too EXCEPT for mud covered blacktop which lets be honest, no knobby tire hooks up on that. Knobbies and blacktop just don't mix and this isn't a dual sport tire. Things Mongo loves: Perfect match up with the Tubliss system, which I run. Soft pliable tread pattern accompanied by a very stiff sidewall. The GT333 cleans mud from it's knobbies unlike any tire I have ever ran. EVER! Grip.....Instant traction in any conditions. Long tread life. I've been running this same GT333 since summer AND IT STILL WON'T CHUNK! Which is just weird for such a soft tread! Price point.... Go through Jeff, he gets you a great deal. Under $100 for a Goldentyre is almost unheard of! All season tyre. Works in summer and winter. Things Mongo hates: Hmmm.... Nothing? Ok, it didn't hook up on muddy blacktop and I ate shit which all but ended my race or chance at a good finish. Go get yourself a GSXR if your riding blacktop! Back in the garage, after the race. Bike is a mess but the tyre is clean and NO chunks still. Just look at the outer two rows of knobbies!