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Written by Ryan Bohnert
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Monday, 12 January 2009 |
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If you are looking for mud tires for atv's, I have came across several good sites. I would suggest checking out Mud-Throwers, Rocky Mountain ATV, and ATV Direct. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 03 April 2009 )
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Written by Ryan Bohnert
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Monday, 12 January 2009 |
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First off it is not my intention to undermine or enhance anyone or any riding style. These thoughts are mine and mine alone. Let me start by saying this is Part 1 of a 2 part article of things I have encountered, been apart of and observed while riding with my 3 closest friends, my wife Linda, my brother-in-law Jimmie his wife my sister-in-law Vicki. The second to be published in a few weeks. |
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Written by Ryan Bohnert
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Monday, 12 January 2009 |
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We must ALL act NOW!! The EPA wants all riding and any other activities stopped on the tailings area [sand flats] and also the 2 swimming beaches as well. We need to sign the letters we are sending to our gov't. officials and let them know how we feel. If you don't tell our people in government how you feel, how will the let the EPA know we are not happy with them sticking there noses in where it doesn't belong. The DNR did a "Health Risk Assessment" study in 2003, and guess who signed off on it and gave the park a GREEN light for usage by people like you and I using the park? Can we say EPA!! We need you, the people who use and pay for the park, to tell our officials we don't need the EPA to Make another "Times Beach"out of St. Joe Park. The EPA has done a lot of good things for us, but this is not one that they need to waste our tax dollars on. They need to stand at the waters edge and stop the leaded imported products that are sold to us and used by our children, now that's a real LEAD issue. Thanks, Our email for more info or contact info is:
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, our web site is: savestjoestatepark.com. We have a letter that we ALL need to send to the gov't officals and let them know how we all feel about taking away more of our limited riding areas. I have talked with DNR people and local gov't officals from the St Joe area and the senators, state reps and our federal people and most are very upset over EPA's plan. So we need to show our support and send the letters in, so they can show them that THERE people have spoken. Thanks, Garry "savestjoestatepark"... |
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Written by Ryan Bohnert
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Monday, 12 January 2009 |
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There are as many styles of riding as there are people but I have found that it boils down to just a few categories of which I place them as follows: 1) The Fearless (Large amount of airspace in the skull) 2) The Pro (Air Space has been limited by numerous head bashings) 3) The Adventurer (Does not like jumping due to danger but climbs vertical rock faces as well as descends them) 4) The Leader Of The Pack (Thinks they want to Jump and Climb but usually gets in trouble doing both ..... ME!) 5) The Follower (This is the person that always gets in trouble as they tend to follow the leader) 6) The Novice (The smartest one of us all to be explained later) |
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Written by Ryan Bohnert
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Monday, 12 January 2009 |
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We all are guilty of it at one time or another, it grasp us by our teeth and whisks us into a world we do know better of being in but just cannot seem to overcome the pull of it. Try as we may the overwhelming nature to be stupid usually wins. It does not matter if you have the brain power of a scientist or mathematician you will at some point in time be taken by stupidity. |
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Written by Ryan Bohnert
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Monday, 12 January 2009 |
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Anyone looking for a new Off Road Trailer needs to visit Missouri Great Dane Trailers. They have a variety of cargo and utility trailers to chose from, along with parts and service to repair your old one. I came across a trailer with a built in living quarters, which would be so awesome. Its called the Get Away III. This trailer comes with custom oak cabinets, a shower and toilet, and brand name appliances. You can get a transport kit made especially for dirtbikes, atvs, and carts. They have several options you can pick from and if you are looking for something just a little bigger they have it all. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 03 April 2009 )
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Written by Ryan Bohnert
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Monday, 12 January 2009 |
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Welcome the all-new 2008 TRX®700XX, a.k.a. the biggest, baddest sport ATV we've ever built. Powered by a new 686cc SOHC liquid-cooled fuel-injected, four-valve, four-stroke engine; riding a double-wishbone suspension with dual-spring front shocks and independent rear suspension and piggyback rear shocks, the TRX700XX is living, big-bore proof that bigger is definitely better. Source: Honda Powersports Thanks! Ryan at www.stjoepark.com. |
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