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tbarr
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Post subject: Never Been To RRB  Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 12:33 pm |
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Me and my family are heading to RRB 4th of July weekend to camp and ride. We have never been there. Are there a lot of easy trails to ride. My son (age 6) is a pretty good rider for his age however his 4 wheeler is one of those Chinese models. THe problem with it is it bottoms out easily, low ground clearance. We took him to Calentee two weeks ago. It was rocky and he bottom out a lot. He loves to ride just wanted to make sure there was some good places where he could ride his.
If anyone else has any advice on RRB I would greatly appreciate it. I heard that having a GPS would be a good idea.
Thank you
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Huntsman
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Post subject: Re: Never Been To RRB Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 2:03 pm |
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tbarr welcome to our forum, the trails are mostly easy to moderate but there are not to many places where it is flat so I don't know how your sons atv will do I do know that there is a lot of children his age that have ridden up there and have not had a problem riding name brand wheelers like Yamaha or Honda etc. the new maps have just came out and there is a b&w version that is free available at RRB general store .there will be plenty of people that can give you directions and advice this weekend .
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GasMan
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Post subject: Re: Never Been To RRB Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 10:03 pm |
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thats a 10-4 trail 13 to start out with...
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