New Colorado Offroad Law signed

[kokopelli]

That's what the wife and I are doing now, alone.. Problem is that if you're driving a FJ, Jeep, etc.. and you're in certain areas, they think you're/we're all connected at the hip. Most of the locals and even a some of the shop keepers just ignored us all-together. I spoke to several Jeepers (I was driving a Rubicon) and they just blew us off and roared on past. I hate the way this sounds, but it happened to us.. We did find southerners (texicans mostly) to chat with most of the time.. I may go back some day, but I believe I'll visit a few other places first. Ron

Joshuaroyce previously said:

that sucks but i guess its good to know... ugh sounds like going on a road trip is going to be the best way to get out there and have fun now...

[pathrat]

shane4x4 previously said:

I'm gonna start a sign making business

How many can I buy?

[pathrat]

It isn't a new or original sentiment, but yes, it is the erosion of trail use by motorized vehicles is to protect the environment from ignorant retards and reserve it for hikers, which, are not immune to being ignorant retards either,. It does suck that the few screw it up for the many. I have no issues with respecting the trails and the lands around them, otherwise I should just stay on the damn pavement. As I have posted before, we are all responsible not only for ourselves, but impeding the wingnuts we see doing stupid things off-road.
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