ATV Florida Forum

Hi all,

Just joined in the hopes of meeting new people with atvs and more group ride opportunities.  I  live in North Florida, but travel all over. I cant really find any active atv clubs, and just hoping to meet like-minded people.  I hope to meet some of you soon on the trails. Whens the next ride?!

whired

Welcome

Thanks Patches!  A little more about me..  39 M, riding anything with a motor since I was just a tot, currently on a Honda 450 Foreman.  Motocross and ATV racing background, but too old to keep breaking bones.  Love mudding, single track, trails, whatever.  Nassau Co. resident. 

Next Planned trip I have: ATV / UTV Weekend @ Soggy Bottoms SEP27/28.  http://www.soggybottommp.com/ (http://www.soggybottommp.com/)

Anyone wanting to ride HMU anytime, the more the merrier!

whired

Running a outlander 800 with mods  and DS650 sport quad, mostly ride and camp at Croom.    Also ride Durhamtown Ga, Windrock Tn and Wayhutta in NC and plan on going to Hatfield McCoy.

Welcome whired !  I ride mostly Croom and Ocala NF.  See you on the trails.  ;D

Patches I lived in east Tn for 3 years and with the exception of the racetrack that some of the most technical riding iv ever done, I love riding there! Can't wait to ride Croom -never been there. My ATV has AM exhaust and tires, that's about it. I ride at Hog Waller, but that's the closest I ride to Ocala NF, is it fun there? Terrain type?

Thanks 1Scorp. How is Ocala NF?

***last posts I used my iphone, if I reported y'all to moderator by accident my bad. :/

Welcome to the site and thanks for becoming a contributing member!

I didn't see any moderator reports, so no problems there.

Most welcome.  If it helps me get in the woods more often its the best 20 bux I will have spent this year.  The weather is headed in the right direction, lets plan a big ride somewhere!

Croom is a great place, old mine pits with some technical stuff and a lot of sand trails.    When it cools down in about 6 weeks I start camping once or twice a month and staying for the weekend.  You will have to come and check it out.

Nothing technical. Mostly sandy trails , The centennial trial has the most scenery (IMO). Both have a good amount of wildlife.  You have to watch the corners it's all two way trails. 

You and Scorpion are old men and wimps...   what's a little heat i ask..  Ride faster and the wind will cool you down...   ::) ;D  OK Roland you happy now i posted... ;D

Hi whired and welcome to the site..   

lol, thanks Thunder!  Glad to be here. 

**As a recap I rode St. Mary's Shoals State Park this Saturday AM and luckily beat the worst of the weather.  There was plenty of water, and it was fun, flat of course.  Basically gridded fire roads with marked loops trails that divert off every so often.  There are a variety of creeks to cross, but Im not sure how many of these were related to the St Marys entering flood stage as I rode, or are the norm?  I do know that the mix of powdered sand and gravel some of the trails feature would be dusty beyond belief without the rain, but were an absolute blast when wet going around corners.  The area also has horse paths that cross the atv trails, so the chance of hitting something bigger than a Polaris exists, be careful.  On another note I met someone out there and got to drive my first Commander 800.  Wow is what I have to say.  I did not think it would do as well as it did, or expect the HP. Other than some jerkiness at low RPM maneuvering based on the tranny (why cant they just let us change gears?), and some "floating" sensations at high speeds (55+) it was a pleasure!  In summary these trails would be good for a family outing or introductory / eval rides.  Nothing tech, but what a beautiful protected, unknown little gem it is.

-whired

Don't be picking on us. You didn't ride this weekend did you ? At least whired rode ! He's the man.  8)

We need to set up a day to hit the trails at Croom!