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skegpro
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This guy can't even ride his peddle bike there.
This guy can't even ride his peddle bike there.
What about a half tone truck?Not sure who he is or what he's selling but yes you can still pedal a mountain bike in there. You can also Horseback ride, wind surf, Drive a train, mining cart, motor boat, or Drive a logging truck on Forest Service Roads. Given the definition of a Snowmobile as a vehicle with at least 1 ski I believe you could even drive a snow cat and be in compliance with the closure.
The only things you can't operate are Snowmobiles, Snow Bikes, ATVs, UTVs, and Motorcycles.
What about a half tone truck?
And Nov 31st we can go enjoy one last season right?
And worse yet it is foreign interest groups dictating this.Yes as long as you're on a forest service roads.
The area is closed from March 1 to November 30. So it's still game on going forward for December through February until they slide another closure in there without stakeholder consultation. Seems the BC government gets closure to agenda driven Communism every day.
What about a half tone truck?
And Nov 31st we can go enjoy one last season right?
What if you have a couple of sleds in the half ton but dont take them out? Are you still ok?
Sledding is the next phase.Am I missing something here??? Whats the big deal, and the complaining, Its open to sledders and not to ATV’s, respect the area and it will stay open to sledding.
Am I missing something here??? Whats the big deal, and the complaining, Its open to sledders and not to ATV’s, respect the area and it will stay open to sledding.
Sledding is the next phase.
ATV guys mainly road the logging roads.Oh I see, It just seems strange that the area is open for sledders and closed the rest of the year. Was the area getting beat by ATV misuse??? Ive never been there, heard it was a good riding area.
Take some time and read the y2y initiative.
I browsed that Y2Y website awhile ago, lots of whining about the caribou herds and such. That group is no different to me than pipeline protesters. They are paid and well funded, organized and will probably win their battle.
Am I missing something here??? Whats the big deal, and the complaining, Its open to sledders and not to ATV’s, respect the area and it will stay open to sledding.
Any idea what kind of a ticket this will be?
Or if this closure has any teeth.
Me too. Meet you up there on March 1st.Not sure yet, but going to be protesting this one forsure.
It closes March 1st, we ride in there until June normally.
And when it is one of your favorite spots, it's kinda a big ****ing deal...