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<blockquote data-quote="426rider" data-source="post: 896043" data-attributes="member: 15984"><p>Who are you gonna get to write up this information? All the government money is spent somewhere else in the government. You have this great idea to document every trail out there, so do it. When you go on a run do a write up and post it on a website. Get a group together and get some write ups from them to post on the same website. It takes someone to do this stuff. On the other side not everyone that wheels gets on these forums or even the internet to look for this stuff. </p><p></p><p>To the idea of putting tire size/vehicle restrictions on trails is targeting the wrong people. The people that will abide by these restrictions are probably the ones with more experience that can get themselves through the trail with little to no assistence with lesser equipped vehicles. The ones that don't abide by the rules are also the ones that don't care how much damage is done. </p><p></p><p>The gatekeeper obstacle is a good idea. It gives even the first timer a good picture of what to expect on the trail. Yes it still takes someone to do this also but it would be part of a work party where we get some volunteers and equipment there to help. We could always use more help because there is more work needed than what few can do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="426rider, post: 896043, member: 15984"] Who are you gonna get to write up this information? All the government money is spent somewhere else in the government. You have this great idea to document every trail out there, so do it. When you go on a run do a write up and post it on a website. Get a group together and get some write ups from them to post on the same website. It takes someone to do this stuff. On the other side not everyone that wheels gets on these forums or even the internet to look for this stuff. To the idea of putting tire size/vehicle restrictions on trails is targeting the wrong people. The people that will abide by these restrictions are probably the ones with more experience that can get themselves through the trail with little to no assistence with lesser equipped vehicles. The ones that don't abide by the rules are also the ones that don't care how much damage is done. The gatekeeper obstacle is a good idea. It gives even the first timer a good picture of what to expect on the trail. Yes it still takes someone to do this also but it would be part of a work party where we get some volunteers and equipment there to help. We could always use more help because there is more work needed than what few can do. [/QUOTE]
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