motogroove
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I'm not sure what the ultimate answer is for the USA, but I do know that the Sawtooth Mountains in Idaho set a high bar.
Connecticut is not a correct answer.
below are images by Tami of the Pampera Torture Test Team:
California is dirtbike friendly, I hear... but I think Colorado and Utah beat the pants off of that stuff...
Really, variety being the spice of life like it is...
and the grass always being greener on the other side of the fence...
I'm always thinking about picking up camp here.
OTOH, I heard a guy grabbed an 81 inch striped (sea) bass about two miles off my beach - 60 or 70 pounds. Catches off the beach are smaller usually. That's OK. My freezer is small. Striped bass is my favorite. But I digress, as usual.
Where's the best friendly riding in your country?
-Dean
not trying to get political or anything...
Connecticut is not a correct answer.
below are images by Tami of the Pampera Torture Test Team:
California is dirtbike friendly, I hear... but I think Colorado and Utah beat the pants off of that stuff...
Really, variety being the spice of life like it is...
and the grass always being greener on the other side of the fence...
I'm always thinking about picking up camp here.
OTOH, I heard a guy grabbed an 81 inch striped (sea) bass about two miles off my beach - 60 or 70 pounds. Catches off the beach are smaller usually. That's OK. My freezer is small. Striped bass is my favorite. But I digress, as usual.
Where's the best friendly riding in your country?
-Dean
not trying to get political or anything...