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02-10-2014, 09:30 PM
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02-11-2014, 06:08 AM
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Great, NH here too (seacoast).
I wonder, how many folks in this area are running those track systems on their machines? Are they that functional? I'm getting into a used 4wheeler for now, but within a couple of years I am going to get into a side x side....and I really want to consider the track system for it. Just want to make sure it's worth it. If everybody is finding they can get by with a good set of tires then I wouldn't likely do it.
I wonder, how many folks in this area are running those track systems on their machines? Are they that functional? I'm getting into a used 4wheeler for now, but within a couple of years I am going to get into a side x side....and I really want to consider the track system for it. Just want to make sure it's worth it. If everybody is finding they can get by with a good set of tires then I wouldn't likely do it.
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02-11-2014, 11:45 AM
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Well, golly JimBob!
Well, golly JimBob!
Northern Mass. here.
If you get tracks in NH they make you get a snowmobile permit for winter riding. There are several areas that allow ATVs during the winter as long as the temperatures are below freezing and there is at least a 6" base of snow. Jericho Lake ATV Park in Berlin, Bear Brook State Park (was just there Saturday afternoon), and some of the private clubs like Sullivan County ATV in Claremont allow riding on groomed snowmobile trails. Mount Moosilauke ATV in Warren also allows ATVs in the winter. You can go from Warren, to Lincoln, and down to the Tilton area if there is enough snow.
If you get tracks in NH they make you get a snowmobile permit for winter riding. There are several areas that allow ATVs during the winter as long as the temperatures are below freezing and there is at least a 6" base of snow. Jericho Lake ATV Park in Berlin, Bear Brook State Park (was just there Saturday afternoon), and some of the private clubs like Sullivan County ATV in Claremont allow riding on groomed snowmobile trails. Mount Moosilauke ATV in Warren also allows ATVs in the winter. You can go from Warren, to Lincoln, and down to the Tilton area if there is enough snow.
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02-11-2014, 02:52 PM
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Northern Mass. here. If you get tracks in NH they make you get a snowmobile permit for winter riding. There are several areas that allow ATVs during the winter as long as the temperatures are below freezing and there is at least a 6" base of snow. Jericho Lake ATV Park in Berlin, Bear Brook State Park (was just there Saturday afternoon), and some of the private clubs like Sullivan County ATV in Claremont allow riding on groomed snowmobile trails. Mount Moosilauke ATV in Warren also allows ATVs in the winter. You can go from Warren, to Lincoln, and down to the Tilton area if there is enough snow.
When I rode a lot more often (10+ years ago) I did so in Maine & NH. Paper company land & private property with permission. It's unfortunate that a bunch of idiots ruined a lot of those privileges. I'd likely use this machine for ice fishing, trail riding in Summer time, hunting in the fall.
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02-11-2014, 06:07 PM
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02-11-2014, 06:39 PM
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I'm not too worried about trail width. I don't do all that much "trail" riding. And what trail riding I do it is on larger trails. By in large I did/plan to do most of my riding on dirt roads & private land/roads/trails (friends in Maine & NH). And then there is all the ice fishing on Newfound Lake...lol
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