New here
#1
New here
My name is Bill, I'm 35 married with three kids. I joined late last year, was looking into picking up a quad. finally picked one up last month. After researching and asking questions around here (great place, and very helpful), went and looked at a few. finally decided on a 2004 400ex. picked it up for $1200. Now I'm looking for places to ride, clubs to join locally. I live in Charleroi Pa 15022. it's about 45 minutes south of Pittsburg. also I'm looking for a trailer to haul a couple quads on. If anyone has info on local places to ride, or groups. let me know, thanx.
#4
Welcome to the forum, you have a few places to ride there in PA. I didn't google your location, but I know of two places off the top of my head, one is in Dunmore Pa, its outside of Scranton, its the Lost Trails ATV park, I thought it was ok. There is another around-ish Pittsburgh but I can't recall the name, I haven't ridden there yet.
Here is a link for you, there are some pretty decent places to ride there (compared to ****-ville, I mean New York. LOL)
Pennsylvania ATV Trails
Here is a link for you, there are some pretty decent places to ride there (compared to ****-ville, I mean New York. LOL)
Pennsylvania ATV Trails
#5
yea I saw those, I was looking for more local. currently don't have a truck or trailer. I have a buddies I can borrow but it don't run to well, so no real long trips. appreciate the link and help. always nice to know there are people out there willing to help out. that's why I like coming here, always helpful and good info.
#6
Sorry I couldn't have been a bit more help finding riding areas. If you have something to pull it with, Tractor Supply Company usually has a pretty good deal on smaller trailers, 4x5 and 5x6. You can also check Harbor Freights website, they have a very good deal on trailer kits. You have to build it yourself, but its a pretty easy build, and usually under $200. I have had a couple of those, and usually end up selling them for more that I had into them.
Usually those little trailers are easy to pull even if you don't have a truck. But as a small warning, those trailers are cheap for a reason, if you get one it never hurts to beef up the tongue and frame. A little extra goes a long way with them.
Usually those little trailers are easy to pull even if you don't have a truck. But as a small warning, those trailers are cheap for a reason, if you get one it never hurts to beef up the tongue and frame. A little extra goes a long way with them.
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