Monthly Archives: January 2019

AMRA SOLLiD’s Results

Congratulations to all of the TRS racers who participated in the 2019 SOLLiD’s Day in the Desert! A special recognition shout outs to those who captured the top spot in their respective Class: Steve Keller 1st B40+ Mike Perry, 1st C50+ Jace Vogt, 1st. 85cc 9-11yrs Also looks like TRS owns the C40+ class; TRS captured 3rd – 7th place. Great racing! B250 Bryce Johnston 3rd B30+ Jonathan Buchanan 3rd B40+ Steve Keller 1st. (4th Overall B!!) B40+ Shawn Barney 5th. B40+ Dan Lutz 21st. B40+ Anthony Beers 23rd. B40+ Kelly VanArsdale 28th. B50+ Dave Vogt 2nd. COpen Trsiten Bell 10th. C250 Dakota Bray 6th. C40+ Diego Mendoza 3rd. C40+ Alvaro Mendoza 4th. C40+ Chris Bouchard 5th. C40+ Joe Kamai…

George Wysopal
6 years ago

RMMC Race Gas Program, Changes

During the latter part of 2018, those who were volunteering time to the Red Springs Trail Project were earning RMMC Race Gas credits for their RMMC account. Recently I received an email from Mac L. of RMMC. Unfortunately we will no longer earn Race Gas credits for work on the Red Springs Project. Review Mac’s message below. Hello George, Here at Rocky Mountain we appreciate everything that organizations like TRS do for the sport and for trail maintenance. You guys have been great!! However, as we move into 2019, we find ourselves at odds with the terms of the RaceGas program. I know that Tyler was able to bend a few rules to help out your group in 2018. Unfortunately,…

George Wysopal
6 years ago

Patagonia Likes TWBD!

Steve Brown and George Wysopal were in Patagonia last night to attend the bi-monthly Town Council meeting. While at the meeting they presented an appreciation plaque to the Town Council for their support of TRS’ motorcycle event and fundraiser, There Will Be Dust VI. Thank you letters were also issued to the Gathering Grounds and Stage Stop Inn. Both of these businesses provided TWBD participants and guests outstanding service and meals. After Steve handed off the plaque and thank you letters, all in the audience and Council members applauded our expressions of thanks. Their reaction certainly surprised both of us. Several of the Council made it known they were extremely pleased with the success of our event and the respectful…

George Wysopal
6 years ago

NOHVCC Webinar – January 30, 2019

Details, NOHVCC’s mission is to “create a positive future for OHV recreation.” How does NOHVCC strive to further that mission? Learn more about how NOHVCC operates by participating in the “What is NOHVCC” webinar. If you have ever wondered about NOHVCC’s structure, programs, projects or staff, this webinar is for you. Also, NOHVCC provides a wide range of tools, guidance and expertise to OHV enthusiasts and managers – don’t miss this opportunity to find out if you can benefit from NOHVCC’s assistance! Presenters include all NOHVCC staff: Duane Taylor, Executive Director Marc Hildesheim, Project Manager Jack Terrell, Senior Project Manager Geoff Chain, Project Coordinator & Communications Associate Laura Feist, Executive Assistant To RSVP, go to: https://www.nohvcc.org/events/

George Wysopal
6 years ago

January 8, 2019 Club Meeting

Thanks to all who turned out for last night’s meeting. We had a full house again. Heard some great stories about memorial trail rides and the bar banging action at the last AMRA race. There was a very special guest in the audience last night. His name is Joe Cook. Joe is the father of TRS club member Mike Cook. Joe is a WWII Navy Veteran who served his country in the South Pacific. At a very young 92 years of age, he serves as an inspiration for all of us. We were honored to join us for the club meeting. Last night we also congratulated all the TRS racer’s for their fine performance at the last AMRA race, the…

George Wysopal
6 years ago

News From The AMA, USFS Travel Management Rule

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California Off-Road Vehicle Association joined 18 other groups to petition the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Forest Service to rescind or revise its 2005 Travel Management Rule. The rule requires designation of roads, trails and areas that are open to use by motor vehicles and prohibits motor vehicle use off of the designated system. Before the rule was put in place, motorized access was permitted unless specifically prohibited due to evidence that significant environmental damage would result. The petition was filed by the Texas Public Policy Foundation on behalf of 22,497 individuals represented by organizations in six states. (Not sure how far this will go, but TRS will keep its eye on this story)

George Wysopal
6 years ago
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