Fire Roads?

[Auron]

I'm thinking about getting an XR650L and I'd like to do some off-roading but want to make sure there will be places to ride. It's a big bike and with my lack of experience on dirt, getting better is going to take some time so so I was wondering about fire roads and probably some easier jeep roads to ride around Denver. Whaddya think?

[Bueller]

http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php

[Auron]

:shocked: :shocked: :shocked:

Thanks!

[entities]

Very nice website!

-Chad

[pilot]

Cripes maybe I need to spend less time on the bike and more getting the 75 CJ5 ready for the trails... for love of money.

[Buddau]

Does one need a street legal, plated motorcycle to ride on fire roads? Or do you just need the OHV sticker and a spark arrestor?

[Bueller]

Plated, yes. Street legal is a grey area.

[Kim-n-Dean]

Plated, yes. Street legal is a grey area.That's why I always say "plated". Although, I did add mirrors to both our bikes. Freakin' useless, but might help in not getting pulled over...

Actually, I only put them on for our Vegas trip because I wasn't sure how strict the popo were going to be out there.

[Dysco]

Dualstar sells a mirror that puts the mirror directly on the bar- it's actually useful most of the time.

[rforsythe]

Suddenly I have a renewed interest in this area of the forums... :twisted:

[Buddau]

Bummer, I need to find places to ride our non plated bikes at. That is a neat web site.
Remember, I need to find places to ride at that is also kid friendly. I ride with my 12 year old and 8 year old.

[Kim-n-Dean]

Dualstar sells a mirror that puts the mirror directly on the bar- it's actually useful most of the time.Yeah, I've got the Acerbis that mounts on the handle bar. Vibrates somethin' fierce!!

[FZRguy]

What’s behind you is not important :lol: on dirt that is.