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Four Wheeli'n Thomas Ave Pit..

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Yes you can defiantly register and insure Atv's in this state both mine and my wifes are. Dirtbikes and old threewheelers or a no go though. I also live right beside the watershed and although oneshot is correct they do not patrol much at the moment due to budget issues a couple of years ago they had a good sized grant from Homeland Security and they had a dozen or so employes on Polaris atvs and Rangers. If they caught up to you your machine was impounded and you were facing a minimum of $300 in fines. It all stemed from our lovely system that allows idiots to sue. 7 years ago a guy dies up there on Newyears day, He decided after a Night of partying a drinking he would ride up to one of the rocky cliffs and watch the sunrise. Well he rode right over the edge and died so His family sued Newark watershed for allowing people to trespass. Right after that for a year or two it was almost impossible to eventhink about riding up there. I would only head out in the evenings on weeknights to avoid any chances of getting caught.

Yes you can defiantly register and insure Atv's in this state both mine and my wifes are. Dirtbikes and old threewheelers or a no go though. I also live right beside the watershed and although oneshot is correct they do not patrol much at the moment due to budget issues a couple of years ago they had a good sized grant from Homeland Security and they had a dozen or so employes on Polaris atvs and Rangers. If they caught up to you your machine was impounded and you were facing a minimum of $300 in fines. It all stemed from our lovely system that allows idiots to sue. 7 years ago a guy dies up there on Newyears day, He decided after a Night of partying a drinking he would ride up to one of the rocky cliffs and watch the sunrise. Well he rode right over the edge and died so His family sued Newark watershed for allowing people to trespass. Right after that for a year or two it was almost impossible to eventhink about riding up there. I would only head out in the evenings on weeknights to avoid any chances of getting caught.

I was not aware of that. It's been a while since i rode that area. Never fails that some idiot screws it up for everyone. I have no sympathy for people that die doing stupid things. Survival of the fittest rules the animal world, at least it used to till the Govt got involved so deeply in our lives

Yep it used to be a great place to ride every weekend I could here tons of ATV's and Dirtbikes ripping though the woods behind my house.. The only brightside I have about it is after all this went down the amount of Idiots and trash left behind in the woods has greatly disappeared. So now when I do venture out the trails are nice and quite as well as a lot cleaner then they used to be.

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