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Posted by: 300ex_rida

Has anyone ever been ridin at wayne national forest in ohio? If so was it fun and what was it like? Also do you have to be 16 to ride a 300ex there because I am only 13 and me and my dad want to go there.

THANX

Posted by: 400ex Magnum

300ex rida

Wayne National Forest is an awesome place to ride. It has a great mix of trails ranging from semi challenging hills to fast trails. Check out the website at
Wayne National Forest

You are allowed to ride a 300ex at any age at Wayne, but you must be with a licensed adult (ie your father). Wayne doesn't have a ton of rules. The basic rules are:

1. Stay on the trails.

2. You must get a trail use permit. They are $5 per day or $25 annual.

3. Your quad must be registered.

4. Must have a spark arrestor.

That is about it. You will not be disappointed with Wayne.

Posted by: 02 Red Rider

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Originally posted by 400ex Magnum
300ex rida

Wayne National Forest is an awesome place to ride. It has a great mix of trails ranging from semi challenging hills to fast trails. Check out the website at
Wayne National Forest

You are allowed to ride a 300ex at any age at Wayne, but you must be with a licensed adult (ie your father). Wayne doesn't have a ton of rules. The basic rules are:

1. Stay on the trails.

2. You must get a trail use permit. They are $5 per day or $25 annual.

3. Your quad must be registered.

4. Must have a spark arrestor.

That is about it. You will not be disappointed with Wayne.

Couldn't have said it better myself!

Jason

Posted by: Foxrage

No if you under 16 your quad does not have to be registered. But you have to have an ohio sticker and thats all and you can go without a spark srrestor they never notice.

Posted by: Quadfather

Actually, the state stick from the state you live in, plus a dialy/seasonal sticker is what you need.

2 feet inside the trailhead, you will think you've died and gone to heaven.