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latitude: 39°34'50.87"N
longitude: 96°43'27.68"W

is a pretty nice road with a creek crossing...

Savage wrote:Where did you go (roughly)? Any pics?

Nope, no pictures I was too busy riding

See attached file of where I went, I took quite a few dead ends, that is part of discovering, sometimes it goes through and sometimes it does not so I have to ride it twice

IMHO the 300 KTM is the perfect trail machine!!! Looking forward to follow it around the trails!

You guys missed out on a nice ride, weather was almost perfect just got a little bit wet on the way back. Found some new low maintenance roads, not quite as good as box turtle but still pretty good! It is good to be back East!

Whats your plated dirt bike? I can sneak out for short little rides from time to time, but not all-dayers. I doubt you'd want to ride with me anyway as I heard you're a fast one. I'm not. That's why I ride a KLR. :D http://gagnaou.smugmug.com/Family/On-the-Prairies-of-Kansas-2011/i-m6Jm2Xp/0/L/P110...

Troy,

this is my old beast http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=829610 it is pretty capable off road and you could even do some dual sport ride with it....

Anybody up for a ride Saturday leaving from Manhattan and coming back to Manhattan? I will be on my plated dirtbike, so the rougher the better. It will be as much low maintenance roads as I can and minimum pavement. I have not mapped a route yet, but depending on the interest I may. A couple of guys...

troy wrote:

Rusty Jug wrote:Milford where?

http://www.rideforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1167
http://www.rideforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=1156

I'll never be as fast as you master Troy!!!

School creek area at Milford Lake. http://maps.google.com/maps?q=School+Creek+Public+Use+Area,+Milford+Lake,+Junction+City,+KS,+United+States&hl=fr&ie=UTF8&ll=39.140047,-96.936493&spn=0.058782,0.132093&sll=38.974114,-96.538668&sspn=0.94271,2.113495&oq=school+creek+milford+lake+&gl=us&hq=Lake,+Juncti...

It was my first time at Milford, I had a very nice time. Some places were kind of overgrown, but I loved the rocky trail that follows the lake and the up and downs on the other side! I got to meet some of you out there, hopefully we'll get to meet there in the future again. Now that I live not too f...

No Kidding! I had to remind myself to pay extra attention as there were quite a few roads with pretty serious wash out. Box Turtle, I was thinking today riding through it that it's been 6 years since last time I rode it. The worst part almost seems to have gotten better, but the easier parts got wor...

Larry and team, I think I saw some of your tacks today, I went back in the same area, it was a lot of fun. For the ones of you that have never been in the are, it is a must do in KS, some of the best low maintenance roads IMHO. http://gagnaou.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/ride-NE-KS/i-FknT6gC/0/XL/2012-05...

Too bad I missed that one! Anybody is going out tomorrow in the same area? Larry, you want to do it again

I am in for whatever you guys come up with! It sure will be nice to get to regularly see like minded individuals...

Had a great time! Rick is an amazing rider, he showed me some great places around randolph!!!

We've got to do it again! maybe I'll have more time next time, let me know when you come back down!

Luc

What time, I'll may be game for a little while anyway...

fbj913 wrote:where can a find the route to this 1000 miles of dirt?

PM me or email me and I'll get it to you

Luc

Mechanics found $4,000 worth of damages, not sure what insurance will do on that one...

I would think that perfect timing would be sometimes between the first and 15th of June to beat harvest and not worry too much about the corn. Plus that is at that time that days should be the longest anyways too!

Luc, glad you are ok. How's the bike? Perhaps late June / early July would be better? Hot, but more daylight ... And the deer aren't in rut. Definitely not a bad idea! Sure would take anything to avoid those deer, I was feeling like I was riding quite conservatively for the conditions, but obviousl...