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Been a quiet member for a week or two now. Really have enjoyed reading all the posts. I am about to be a SXS owner and operator on occasion. Sorry my heart is with dirt bikes but I have a wife and twin girls that would like to go along when I go ride so as soon as I get back from Afghanistan I am purchasing a 2011 Polaris Razor 4 seater with powersteering. They look like a blast and can hold the whole little family. I have been looking for sites just like this to see what people think of different rides, where they ride (I will be in KY/TN when I get back). Originally I was trying to find some info on the Hatfield McCoy trails, mostly rules on SXS's and I unfortunately found a very important piece of info. Some may think I am crazy but it seems perfectly safe to me: like I said I have twins girls, which will be toddlers when I get back. They will be big enough to where a DOT helmet and I plan to put carseats in the razor. Obviously I wont be racing down the trail, jumping or doing crazy stuff like that but it seems like it will be safe for nice relaxing family rides through the hills and what not, but the rule is that passengers have to reach the floor with their feet and the grab bars with their hands. So I will have to ride other places. Anyways finally got around to telling a little about where I am with the SXS movement. Comments are welcome.

Welcome, you will love the RZR4. They have a smooth ride!

Welcome, and don't worry about the HM trail rules. There is A LOT more in WV to ride than just those trails.

Be safe in Afghanistan......

your gonna love the rzr 4...I ride the outlaw trails...never have rode H/M....thank you for serving our country...and may god bless you.

& thanks for your duties..

I AGREE, YOU WILL LIKE THE RZR 4 & THERE ARE MORE THAN ENOUGH TRAILS TO RIDE IN WV.

And THANK YOU for serving our country!

Thanks everyone for your support. It sucks here but I have been quite happy reading all the forum posts and learning a few things about SXS's. I will have to research some other trails in WV. It is a long drive from Ft. Campbell but I really wanted to check out some great trails in that area once in a while. I have a good friend that rides quads and we were going to make a big trip to HM. I know I will be able to find some good info on this forum. I haven't read much in the trails section yet.

Thank you for your service in our military. This is a great group of riders and entusiest. if you have any questions on atv or utv's this is the place to inquire. WELCOME again and thanks . ( SCREAMING EAGLE 101st )
AIRBORNE

Gadget just wanted to say I am in 101st as well.

I left 101st in 1985 Air Defence Artillary ( NBC NCO ) 1/3 ADA

Looks like u will be getting a nice family ride to the site and thanks for serving our country

to the site. You will love the rzr s4. We have some of them in our WVSXSRIDERS family. Those things really impress me. They can go anywhere the rest of us go.
Thank you for serving this country my friend! Be safe over there & may God Bless.

Thanks for your service!! I was a member of the 101st. from 1972 to 1974. C Co. 1/506 Infantry, the "Currahee" battalion, as an 11B.

Be safe.

Thans for your service!

Thanks for your service.
Enjoy your new ride when you get back. Try the wagon wheel area because it has a variety of different trails, some are easy and some are more challenging and some are.... oh-$hit!!

I have been doing some research from this forum on the Wagon Wheel trails. I will definately be heading out that way to try them out. Thanks for everyones support. It is definately not fun here. There are a lot of Gators, Rangers, and Mules here so I guess I see SxS's all the time. This crappy country would make an amazing SXS park in the spring and fall if only their weren't a bunch of people out here tryinig to kill us. I will have to try to get a picture of a really sweet lifted gator that has been painted blue and has a custom bed. You all will be quite jealous I believe but nothing you can't build at home with a few cans of spray paint, some motorcyle chain, some scrap metal and a worn out gator. The solid suspension is top notch.

Thank you for your service

Thanks for you service. I for one appreciate ever one of our troops.

Thank you for your service...God bless and be safe.