Where to Go

[B52BUFF]

I started a new topic because I didn't feel it was right of me to highjack the meeting thread for this.

Kirk, The only reason I went to the places I went is because I don't know where to go.  That is why I am looking for a group that does it regularly, so I can ride without pissing anyone off.  I don't think you are being an A-Hole and it is for the same reasons that I have sought this group out. I am looking for guidance.  So please guide me in the right direction.  I am willing to take advise from anyone who is willing to give it.  What time is the ride on the 12th?  If it is an evening ride I think I can make it.

[calvynandhobbs]

Chuck, you have the right attitude when it comes to wheeling and you're in the right place to get guidance on where to go. The trip on the 12th will be a day trip. We'll probably leave around 8:30am and return around 4pm. I talked to Will last night and we are going to try to get a time put together to get some of the new guys that aren't members a chance to wheel outside of the set club runs.

[kirksjeep]

Chuck I was in the same boat as you about a year ago, I didn't know where to go.  A year later and I have wheeled 10 (I had to take the time to count them up) legal trails in the CT and MA areas.  I know we have a few guys with near stock Jeeps that are looking to join and I know that Will knows some decent trails that can be done with a stock Jeep.  When the club gets something set up we will post it to the General Forum and let everyone know the date/time/ meeting place and rig requirements.  We don't post where the trail is, or the name to protect the trail.  For all trails some type of tow point is required, a fire extinguisher, and good battery tie down.  Stuff like full size spare, tools, fluids, spare parts, tow strap etc... are highly recommended and even required for some runs, but a newbie run usually just requires the basics.