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Very nice! Yeah, powerline roads are fun and those hills look sick! That trail I posted above was part of a powerline trail and I was preparing to go down the hill. Another part of the riding area has a real steep powerline hill that I didn't climb due to not having back breaks or I would've climbed that. Just climbing steep stuff with only front brakes can get a little too adventurous for my taste!Quote:
Originally Posted by Blodg
Hey man i got a few questions about wellsville. Do you have to have plates and have your quad registered? I dont have insurance, plates or even a eegistration sticker or anythibg. My dad wants to take his gatorvwhich is one of those new 50hp ones and itd get around just fine but he cant register it either its farm use.
HondaRacing83, no registration of any kind is needed to ride at Wellsville. It is pretty much anything goes there including offroad buggies and big 4WD trucks/jeeps etc... I have only been there twice so I don't know a lot about it but all the regulars suggest having someone who is familiar with the place to show you around for the first time. There are numerous cliffs and huge hills that you would not want to go down as sometimes that is the only way back up. I don't know much about the gator but it may be fine or it may not. The hills, rocks, and mudholes at Wellsville are quite a challenge, it is very extreme. Of the 9 guys on my first trip half are scared to go back, the other half say it is a once-a-year kinda trip for them and I have been back already within a month. It kinda scares me and fascinates me at the same time...
so would you recommend taking the trip to Wellsville? me and my buddies are planning a ride for next weeks to go to templeton in PA, but Wellsville seems to catch my eye a little more..
quadmanw, I definitely recommend it as a place to check out. As I said above, it is not for everyone and some like it and some hate it. If you are a good rider and like a good challenge I think you would like it. One cool thing is even if someone is not real adventurous themselves you can watch others who try some crazy sh*t and that is part of the experience. The pace is rather slow because of the technical riding, hills, and mud holes and overall I prefer trails I can haul *** on but it is a neat experience.
I definitely recommend having a guide or following another group around because someone could get in serious trouble if they go down the wrong trail.
Me and my dad and my buddies were thinking about going. All my buddies have sport quads and dirtbikes, my dad would either take his 700 grizzly or his gator. His gator actually dies well. Whoops on a rzr. Outshined all the other SxS on a poker run we went on
poker run in callansburg, pa..south of clarion tomorrow. grab your pops and goQuote:
Originally Posted by HondaRacing83
If we had trails like that I'd be out trailing every day! That's awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by Blodg
Shheeiittt. Wish I knew earlier I would have came up. Only about 2 hours from clarionQuote:
Originally Posted by ben300
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Originally Posted by Zakradu398
ya, i wanted to do the powerline park AWRCS's thats tomorrow, but the guys i normally go to the races and race with are going to the poker run.
not to mention, my g/f runs a charity event and thats tomorrow night and its jsut easier to go to the poker run and get back for htat than going to the race and getting back, so the poker run it is.
i missed it last year, but its a serious side by side fest