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kyler[DND wrote:]welcome bro. haha and i like the kmk signiy=ture u got. that song is sikk!
haha its actually Kingspade...close to KMK though...also, Mario...tell me more about this Huron spot...looks like a blast..wanna check it out "you can hear my bass bump for many miles around, whether im lifted in the sky high or ridin on the ground"
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Yeah Huron is good place to ride. Miles of creek. You can take the creek to I-5 then take the dirt fields to Harris Ranch for some fast food. Or, take the creek or not and head towards Coalinga where that sweet spot is at.. I think anybody with a dirk bike would love this spot. Don't get me wrong, I like it and I have a quad. There's also the hole's next to the aqueduct at Huron, pretty good riding. There also couple of trails I made just riding over and over, good practicing and a work out. Also no hassle from farmers or cops, just don't litter.
Visalia to Huron, just take I-198 west to I-269. Once you get to I-269 take a left and go about 1.5 miles and your there.
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Mario wrote:Yeah Huron is good place to ride. Miles of creek. You can take the creek to I-5 then take the dirt fields to Harris Ranch for some fast food. Or, take the creek or not and head towards Coalinga where that sweet spot is at.. I think anybody with a dirk bike would love this spot. Don't get me wrong, I like it and I have a quad. There's also the hole's next to the aqueduct at Huron, pretty good riding. There also couple of trails I made just riding over and over, good practicing and a work out. Also no hassle from farmers or cops, just don't litter.
Visalia to Huron, just take I-198 west to I-269. Once you get to I-269 take a left and go about 1.5 miles and your there. awesome...ill have to check it out...would you say its more sand than dirt? or the other way around?...i can ride in sand without a paddle, but its less fun cause its more of a work out, than just ridin comfy "you can hear my bass bump for many miles around, whether im lifted in the sky high or ridin on the ground"
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 The creek is sandy and you don't need paddles and the surrounding area is dirt. 
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VroomOnMyYamaha wrote:haha its actually Kingspade...close to KMK though...also, Mario...tell me more about this Huron spot...looks like a blast..wanna check it out they are pretty much the same tho. same original people Z400, polaris rzr-s, 63 ford ranchero, ktm 450exc and alot more!
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