Little Monadnock Family Trails, NH
Mar 13, 2011 | 05:20 PM
#683
Pro Rider
Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Dayville, CT
Now the NH registration is a totally different thing. If you want to ride anywhere in NH you'll have to buy a registration for like $76... The bad news is it expires in July each year so if you buy it now you're paying full price for only a few short months of riding... In my opinion I had such a great time at LMFT on my first (and only so far) trip that it was well worth the cost of reg and membership for just the one day. Everything after that is just gravy.
Mar 13, 2011 | 05:28 PM
#684
Pro Rider
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 785
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From: Thompson Ct
Sal, memberships for LMFT are recommended because it's great to support such an awesome place but my understanding is that there is no requirement to be a member. I recommend going and trying it out. If you don't think the place is F-ing amazing don't buy a membership... But I think ur gonna like it. I am a member now plus I donated an extra $25...
Now the NH registration is a totally different thing. If you want to ride anywhere in NH you'll have to buy a registration for like $76... The bad news is it expires in July each year so if you buy it now you're paying full price for only a few short months of riding... In my opinion I had such a great time at LMFT on my first (and only so far) trip that it was well worth the cost of reg and membership for just the one day. Everything after that is just gravy.
Now the NH registration is a totally different thing. If you want to ride anywhere in NH you'll have to buy a registration for like $76... The bad news is it expires in July each year so if you buy it now you're paying full price for only a few short months of riding... In my opinion I had such a great time at LMFT on my first (and only so far) trip that it was well worth the cost of reg and membership for just the one day. Everything after that is just gravy.
Mar 13, 2011 | 05:32 PM
#685
Trailblazer
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 57
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I believe you about the riding up there but was not sure about the hole reg. thing in N.H.
Now if you become a member do you need to reg. in N.H. or can you ride on there land reg. free. Reason for asking is that even though it is not that much to reg. in N.H. I don't think that I would ride that much up there.
Membership is always good, nice to have a maintained place to ride.
Now if you become a member do you need to reg. in N.H. or can you ride on there land reg. free. Reason for asking is that even though it is not that much to reg. in N.H. I don't think that I would ride that much up there.
Membership is always good, nice to have a maintained place to ride.
Mar 13, 2011 | 05:54 PM
#687
Extreme Pro Rider
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 2,971
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From: Gardner ma.
I believe you about the riding up there but was not sure about the hole reg. thing in N.H.
Now if you become a member do you need to reg. in N.H. or can you ride on there land reg. free. Reason for asking is that even though it is not that much to reg. in N.H. I don't think that I would ride that much up there.
Membership is always good, nice to have a maintained place to ride.
Now if you become a member do you need to reg. in N.H. or can you ride on there land reg. free. Reason for asking is that even though it is not that much to reg. in N.H. I don't think that I would ride that much up there.
Membership is always good, nice to have a maintained place to ride.
Mar 13, 2011 | 05:54 PM
#688
Pro Rider
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 959
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From: Swanzey, NH
I believe you about the riding up there but was not sure about the hole reg. thing in N.H.
Now if you become a member do you need to reg. in N.H. or can you ride on there land reg. free. Reason for asking is that even though it is not that much to reg. in N.H. I don't think that I would ride that much up there.
Membership is always good, nice to have a maintained place to ride.
Now if you become a member do you need to reg. in N.H. or can you ride on there land reg. free. Reason for asking is that even though it is not that much to reg. in N.H. I don't think that I would ride that much up there.
Membership is always good, nice to have a maintained place to ride.
Mar 13, 2011 | 06:01 PM
#689
Trailblazer
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 57
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cool thanks guys. Now can you reg. over the internet or due you have to go there and reg? Sorry for all the question's but I want to cover all my bases before I go and make unnecessary trips. Just want to do it one time ya know what I mean.
Mar 13, 2011 | 06:03 PM
#690
Pro Rider
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 698
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From: Dayville, CT
The way I've seen the rules written for all the states around here are that you may ride without registration ON YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY ONLY.... So there's no getting out of the registration unless you're lucky enough not to get caught.