I think we are talking about the same place if you look on this map I believe you are talking about Areca Palm. http://www.mapblast.com/(b4lez255ce0swmagv0wqpt45)/map.aspx?C=28.3638%2c-80.82088&L=USA&A=12&PN=1134596163&S=800%2c740&P=|28.36380%2c-80.82088|1|Adamson+Rd%2c+Cocoa%2c+FL+32926|L1|&TI=Adamson+Rd%2c+Cocoa%2c+FL+32926

Just follow Adamson up on the map and tell me if thats what you are reffering to. Also if you keep heading north on the map you will see a road that runs north and south called Baltimore Ave that kinda borders a lake well thats my street and I can access Areca from the woods leaving my house.

The steps I took to learn how to wheely

1. Find an open field
2. Find the first gear powerband where the front end wants to pop up
3. Just keep practicing in 1st gear until you find your bikes balance point and once you find it its all fun from there

as far as the rear brake goes as long as you have good throttle control you won't need it, its hard to flip the bike if you are carefull and if you do flip it will just teach how far is to far atleast it did me.

hint- buy a six pack rack to help you at first it will keep you from flipping

I have never been off 524 but I ride almost every weekend in the Canaveral Groves/ Fay Lake area and also Jail Trail near the intersection Grissom and Port St. John Parkway. Im not sure if these are the areas you refer to. Give me some directions on where you are talking about and I would be more than happy to check it out. BTW my house backs up to Fay Lake Park so if anyone wants to go riding im always up for it just give me a shout.

I will be camping up at alexander springs tonight through sunday and wanted to know if there were many riding trails near by or if it was off limits. Any help what so ever is appreciated. Also if anyone has a link to maps for the area let me know.