First annual Trans Arkansas Trail Extravaganza Rally
Sept 9, 2013 7:30:14 GMT -6
Post by brad on Sept 9, 2013 7:30:14 GMT -6
The Tarter rally, if you will.
We're gonna kick off at Blue Eye Missouri on the morning of October 3rd. Participants will have 3 days of awesome Arkansas trails, bisecting the state from North to South. The destination will be wherever we end up. The event will be doable by about anyone with an ADV type machine, and there will be bikes ranging from 250 class enduros to liter class adventure bikes.
It's a run your own pace, be responsible for YOUR bike affair, but there will be options for camping, and hotels. Again, arrangements for food, camping, and ultimate route will be up to the individual. Some of us will have the route uploaded into GPS, and will gladly blaze the way. It "appears" that most of the trail is fire road quality, with routes around some of the tougher sections as they're encountered. None of us have ever ridden this trail in its entirety, so the adventure level could be high at times.
I can guarantee lots of photos, some great write ups, and tons of laughs.
Please post up any interest!
Read through these links for detailed info:
www.dualsportmaps.com/?link=100042
www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=629219
I know we have a half dozen so far that's expressed enthusiasm.
Brad
We're gonna kick off at Blue Eye Missouri on the morning of October 3rd. Participants will have 3 days of awesome Arkansas trails, bisecting the state from North to South. The destination will be wherever we end up. The event will be doable by about anyone with an ADV type machine, and there will be bikes ranging from 250 class enduros to liter class adventure bikes.
It's a run your own pace, be responsible for YOUR bike affair, but there will be options for camping, and hotels. Again, arrangements for food, camping, and ultimate route will be up to the individual. Some of us will have the route uploaded into GPS, and will gladly blaze the way. It "appears" that most of the trail is fire road quality, with routes around some of the tougher sections as they're encountered. None of us have ever ridden this trail in its entirety, so the adventure level could be high at times.
I can guarantee lots of photos, some great write ups, and tons of laughs.
Please post up any interest!
Read through these links for detailed info:
www.dualsportmaps.com/?link=100042
www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=629219
I know we have a half dozen so far that's expressed enthusiasm.
Brad
