@@us_and_a Dumb question here. Im born and raised in So Cal so its a legitimate thought when hiking or in the nearby outdoors. Are there any mountain lion signs in Hungry Valley?
@@chrisginoc go as early as you can. There are a lot of people there on the weekends, get's crowded and dangerous ;). Enjoy your dirt bike and ride safe! What Bike did you get?
Couple questions. I have a KTM 250 xc-w 2 stroke. Is that allowed if it's registered and has a spark arrestor? Also, is there an entrance fee? Also, are you allowed to go off of the paths like into the grass if you wanted to? Any other dumb rules there I should know about?
TLOY Extras . If your bike is registered and you have red or green sticker you should be fine. Entrance fee is $5 (day use) or $10 overnight. Riding on grass? - I don’t know, I have not see anyone doing it.
@@kcridedb9561 Track must be fun, you should post some videos. A year or so ago I had a race suit but never got to use it. I have a lot of friends that go. I however moved on to dirt bike riding on my free time.
I'm thinking about taking my Baja Warrior MB200 Mini bike with top speed of 25mph here. Can I get your opinion on this? I mainly concerned about safety, someing running into me due to my slow speed.
I always go early, start riding at or before 8am. Your speed is not an issue, people coming from opposite direction on bikes or side by sides are the ones you need to watch out for.
Thank you for the reply, one last thing did you register your bikes or you don't have tags? , I get mixed answers from people and not sure if I should register my bike. Thanks in advance I really appreciate it
@@mykec187 I was riding my friend's Green Sticker bike that day (video), currently I have dual sport that I ride there. Nobody ever checked any paperwork, they only look if you have a spark arrestor when entering.
Starting at MX track it was Pronghorn, Powerline, Mesa, Powerline again I think, Rattler, Pipeline, Pronghorn. Good for beginners, busy on weekends. There is one hard spot (for beginners) on Pronghorn.
What a beautiful place to ride! nice video man
Thanks! I love that place, so many trails to choose from.
@@us_and_a Dumb question here. Im born and raised in So Cal so its a legitimate thought when hiking or in the nearby outdoors. Are there any mountain lion signs in Hungry Valley?
@@chrisginoc I have not seen any. I saw some coyotes there but no mountain lions.
@@us_and_a Right on. I just got my first dirt bike last week. Cant wait to get a tune up and ride in Gorman.
@@chrisginoc go as early as you can. There are a lot of people there on the weekends, get's crowded and dangerous ;). Enjoy your dirt bike and ride safe! What Bike did you get?
Are there any single track trails in Gorman?
yes, but only a few
Here is one that I like ruclips.net/video/ndNz2BPpcuI/видео.html
Couple questions. I have a KTM 250 xc-w 2 stroke. Is that allowed if it's registered and has a spark arrestor? Also, is there an entrance fee? Also, are you allowed to go off of the paths like into the grass if you wanted to? Any other dumb rules there I should know about?
TLOY Extras . If your bike is registered and you have red or green sticker you should be fine. Entrance fee is $5 (day use) or $10 overnight. Riding on grass? - I don’t know, I have not see anyone doing it.
Ed V you can’t ride in the grass I did that one time and the park ranger told nobody is allowed to ride on the grass just the trails
This is how your engine blows up it sounds like he ridding the same gear the hole time
good point. That's why I would not lend my bike to anybody who is learning how to ride ;)
How ever I’m a track rider so I’m not sure if I’m a bit in my own bubble good vid tho Gorman has a small but pretty cool environment
@@kcridedb9561 Track must be fun, you should post some videos. A year or so ago I had a race suit but never got to use it. I have a lot of friends that go. I however moved on to dirt bike riding on my free time.
I mean I ride motocross
@@kcridedb9561 you should not be looking at my videos then, I'm still a rookie, everything looks slowmo to you probably :)
cool ride!
Any enforcement on registration? Can you take a non registered bike there?
You don’t need a registration on you’re bike but you do need to have a spark arrestor in you’re bike or else you can’t ride
I'm thinking about taking my Baja Warrior MB200 Mini bike with top speed of 25mph here. Can I get your opinion on this? I mainly concerned about safety, someing running into me due to my slow speed.
I always go early, start riding at or before 8am. Your speed is not an issue, people coming from opposite direction on bikes or side by sides are the ones you need to watch out for.
Thank you for the reply, one last thing did you register your bikes or you don't have tags? , I get mixed answers from people and not sure if I should register my bike. Thanks in advance I really appreciate it
@@mykec187 I was riding my friend's Green Sticker bike that day (video), currently I have dual sport that I ride there. Nobody ever checked any paperwork, they only look if you have a spark arrestor when entering.
Do you remember the names of these trails?
Starting at MX track it was Pronghorn, Powerline, Mesa, Powerline again I think, Rattler, Pipeline, Pronghorn. Good for beginners, busy on weekends. There is one hard spot (for beginners) on Pronghorn.