The mud bog rocked! For anyone that likes to get muddy and lives anywhere w/i 3 hours of Bunnell, Florida, you would be a FOOL not to come join us at this event the 2nd weekend of every month! WOW! Fun, fun, fun! Best $15 a head I EVER spent. They have showers, wash down stations, bathrooms, food and drink, not a lot of rules; just good CLEAN fun

They are holding another "Boggin N Bunnell" this weekend.  Anyone else besides me going? Here is a link to some information http://www.highlifter.com/forum/m_2608386/mpage_1/key_bunnell/tm.htm#2614273

Shame  Thanks for the info.

Just drove down Hwy. 42 this morning and saw an entrance to a trail called the St. Francis Trail.  The trail marker showed ohv use allowed.  Can anyone tell me if I can park at that trail entrance off of 42 (NW of the River Forest Campground entrance) and give me some information about atv riding on that trail?  I live like 5 minutes away and it would be great to hit a good trail that close.

Just drove down Hwy. 42 this morning and saw an entrance to a trail called the St. Francis Trail.  The trail marker showed ohv use allowed.  Can anyone tell me if I can park at that trail entrance off of 42 (NW of the River Forest Campground entrance) and give me some information about atv riding on that trail?  I live like 5 minutes away and it would be great to hit a good trail that close.

Do you know if a tagged for the street, dual sported XR650R, needs one of those little greenies? Taking all the fun out of riding off-road.

Directly from the US Forest Service Website for Ocala:

"Any vehicle defined by the State of Florida as legal for use on state roads (licensed vehicles) does not need the pass to use the current 80 miles of mixed-use trails.  Dual Sport Bikes that have a license plate are included in this; however, if the Dual Sport Bike rides on the ATV or motorcyle-only trail, then they must buy the pass.

Licensed vehicles can only operate on designated travel ways in the Forest, which include 80 miles of mixed-use trails and numbered roads."

See http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/florida/recreation/ocala_ohv.shtml

Not originally made for 2.

Does anyone know if you have a bike like my BF750 w/a back seat w/back rest and passenger pedals, will they let my wife ride passenger and would she have to pay an operator fee.  Pic of bike is: