Rolsmojave - We were in Darlington for the first time last summer. We usually try to hit the Wisconsin trails about every other year - usually in and around BRF. This time we had the misfortune to go right around Memorial Day - with it's 12+ inches of rain that closed all the trails in the BRF area. When we heard that Darlington was open, we bugged out from BRF and headed south for the remaining two days of our vacation. While Darlington was open, it was limited to the main trail - which can get um.......kinda dull.

Not sure if we'll ever go back, although I understand that they have opened up several more 'real' trails off the main run. I think this summer we're looking at heading up to Ashland.

Jaybee

 

yeah BRF's was a blast when we went...met some people there that came a couple weeks before us..they came again cause rain closed the trail..this time they brought the big 4x4 to get through the mud that closed the trail...luckly the mud only around in some spots when we started riding..awesome trails IMO

 

Bottom line is NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW. That is in the law itself, so if they are riding with non-street legal machines, someone must address in the court system. Just because someone is designated to uphold the law doesn't give them the right to break the law. The police were busted in our town for speeding and running red lights when they were not in any pursuit or chase. Several of them were running the red lights just to not have to wait. They would turn on their lights, go throught the intersection and then trun them off again. THAT IS BS

 

We can ride our ATV's on the streets here to in Missouri. Our requirments are you have to wear a helmet and have a driverslicense. I dont really feel like its a big deal. Its a small town and the cops are pretty cool as long as your not being a jacka$$. Just obey the law and they wave and drive on by. Its fun to just cure around in the summers and enjoy the weather. And I am the only one who has ever had an accicdent while on the road. No big deal. They just laughed at me. There is bout 100 ATV's licensed to drive on the road here. Its a good way to enjoy our town.

 

In South Dakota you can license an ATV just like a motorcycle
I"ve seen ATVs driving down 41st Street in Sioux Falls
[41st Street is one of the busiest streets in South Dakota]

Kasi

 

Must be nice!!!

 

I saw the same exact thing.....I thought it was cool.

 

I saw that one too, those are the Hatfield Mc'Coy trail police.

 

Hahaha, I was thinking that too....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

cool, but not fair.....oh well.