La dunes Sept 26,27,28, & Halloween
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09-19-2003, 02:57 PM
La dunes Sept 26,27,28, & Halloween
Shannon, I might make the trip next weekend. I will let you know sometime this week. But remember the weekend before Halloween a few of the forum members from the Dallas area are coming to the Dunes to ride. They have some fast 686 craycraft raptors coming. My cousin on his 690 wants a shot at them. Thats the next for sure weekend I will be there.
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09-20-2003, 03:58 PM
La dunes Sept 26,27,28, & Halloween
i havent been in awhile either.. but i hear its a lot stricter now @ the dunes - you have to sign a waiver before you are let in. there's an online form on their site that you can bring it to them or they give you one. im not totally against it but i have some questions about it.
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- no more rding at night is allowed
- "drag racing is not reccomended nor allowed."
i wonder if the drag racing statement is a C.Y.A. statement they made for the insurance people? They really should 'allow' it - maybe not recomend it. If safety is their concern, they should designate a place away from the entrance hill to do drags for the people that dont have sense enough to know they are crossing the paths of high speed quads and for those that just race in weird places. they could put cones or something around a designated area....
i'm all for safety and there does need to be some simple rules/regulations in places like this. But too often real solutions arent found - just banning things seems to be their quick way out. All sides can be made happy and reach a compromise with just a little effort and planning.
anyone been there since they changed their rules? how was it other than the fact that the sand is rough as hell?
also:
- no more rding at night is allowed
- "drag racing is not reccomended nor allowed."
i wonder if the drag racing statement is a C.Y.A. statement they made for the insurance people? They really should 'allow' it - maybe not recomend it. If safety is their concern, they should designate a place away from the entrance hill to do drags for the people that dont have sense enough to know they are crossing the paths of high speed quads and for those that just race in weird places. they could put cones or something around a designated area....
i'm all for safety and there does need to be some simple rules/regulations in places like this. But too often real solutions arent found - just banning things seems to be their quick way out. All sides can be made happy and reach a compromise with just a little effort and planning.
anyone been there since they changed their rules? how was it other than the fact that the sand is rough as hell?
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