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10/15/2020 11:07am
10/15/2020 11:07am
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I sold my home in Costa Rica because Minnesota residents aren’t allowed in. So I’m looking anywhere in the world that USA residents are allowed to live and ride for three months. Anywhere in the USA is great too! Florida? California? Or??
Wherever it is it must be close to trail riding/racing and moto tracks. Also have home rentals available. I’d appreciate any ideas you have! Thanks 🙏
Wherever it is it must be close to trail riding/racing and moto tracks. Also have home rentals available. I’d appreciate any ideas you have! Thanks 🙏
The Shop
SoCal has 8 tracks within 80 miles of each other, you can ride every day of the week.
The smoke from the fires last month is almost gone too...
https://instamansions.com/listing/thing-valley-ranch/
Waldo, FL area will put you by Waldo Motorsports Park and a handful of tracks within an hour. For trails, you can go to Ocala National Forest, Hog Waller, Osceola State Park and I am not sure if Waldo still has the trail track open.
Both places have camp sites available. Waldo has several with power and water.
Not to mention no state income tax!
Pit Row
Do not go to South Florida, nothing down there.
Look at a map, you will see a diagonal line from Daytona to Tampa, that is I-4 (you're going to hear a lot about it in upcoming days with election), that line is what you want to be along.
The closer to Orlando, just call that "east" and you'll have Orlando MX, The Compound off I-4 in Haines City, and an easy run to Dade City.
Moving west, closer to Tampa, you have faster access to Tampa MX, Dade City and a little more to The Compound and Orlando MX.
Either will give you good access to trails areas.
Tampa has the advantage of more primitive land on Gulf coast, so zipping up and down I-75 can offer many areas once you get to know people and their styles of tracks/trails.
I admit to bias
I would "trailer" like others have suggested and I'd check out the entire southwest.
We have off-roading locations that're unbeilevable. You can "off-road" from Glen Helen to Vegas (Technically it's "Dual-Sport"/there are areas along the way where your bike is suppose to be street-legal/Forest Roads). On that ride you get to ride virtually all of the old Barstow to Vegas course.
You can ride on the beach and in the dunes at Pismo Beach (Ca. state off-road riding area)...or...even better...down in Baja I've ridden down beaches for endless miles...
We've got endless trails from The Eastern Sierra and beyond that'll take you as far as you dare. You can ride from Mammoth Lakes, California to Tonopah, Nevada and on to the Reno area from there.
And that's just a sample of what we've got out here.
PM in-route.
Manny
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