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I don't know if this may be a local thing or just my problem, All my riding areas are filling with riders that gather together with big fourstrokes and freight train 20 at a time through the woods churning more soil than I can gather with my boxblade and creating a noise level that hurts my heavymetal dead eardrums and god forbid if they come up behind me and my poor son. Most don't even bother to slow they just crash over or around anyway they can. Fourstrokes create more noise polution than I thought possible. This can't be good . Is this a common trend in other areas of the country/world?
Between fourstrokes and fourwheelers there seems to be a definite lack of curtisy and common sense.
Nothing against fourstrokes I,m considering one.

i mainly have that problem with 4 wheelers. it sucks. i ride one way because i think they are running the trails in that direction and sure enough as soon as i run the opposite direction here they are again. i have started riding at places that have directional trails. if you hit a 4 wheeler too bad. i think they should outlaw 4 wheelers instead of 2 strokes. if i hadnt stopped and pulled this poor dudes 4 wheeler off him one day he would ass out. keep those things in the fields i say.

I have never ridden at an official riding area or park like you guys, but I can not even begin to understand why in the hell anyone would allow two way travel on trails. That always amazes me when you guys mention that.

For cmot, when I was a teenager, four stroke meant a quieter bike. This was in the late '80's. A couple of years ago, when a modern XR / CRF whatever it was passed me at my first race, I was scared to death wondering what in the hell was wrong with his bike. That stopped when another and another passed me blaring away.

Exactly what I.m talking about....

damn 4 strokes and wheelers

I think the old ones like Honda XR, Suzuki DR, Yamaha TT-R and such were OK, as they were quiet. This was back in the '80's though.

I am very glad to have had a KDX though. I wouldn't care to lift a 4-stroke beginner / novice bike's weight off me or out of a rut.

It aint the bikes

Its the asshats riding 'em

Asshats, I like that!!!