kommonplace
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I've never done anything remotely off-road in my life. But with my R1S reservation—plus seeing the MT videos and others—I'm starting to wonder if it wouldn't be something I'd like to try.
So here's my 100% newb question from someone who commutes on paved roads, travels to Walmart, etc. (basically every stereotype you can think of): How do you find places to go off-roading? I live in Kentucky (work in Louisville, live south of there—fairly rural) so I would imagine there are plenty of opportunities... but I haven't the slightest clue where to begin.
I could absolutely google this but I wanted to see what you all thought. Plus, this particular sub-forum is pretty sparse and it needed something to fill the space, so why not? I also wonder how many others are in the same boat as me. Anyone else out there a suburbanite paved-roads-only kinda person that is suddenly considering testing the off-roading waters?
So here's my 100% newb question from someone who commutes on paved roads, travels to Walmart, etc. (basically every stereotype you can think of): How do you find places to go off-roading? I live in Kentucky (work in Louisville, live south of there—fairly rural) so I would imagine there are plenty of opportunities... but I haven't the slightest clue where to begin.
I could absolutely google this but I wanted to see what you all thought. Plus, this particular sub-forum is pretty sparse and it needed something to fill the space, so why not? I also wonder how many others are in the same boat as me. Anyone else out there a suburbanite paved-roads-only kinda person that is suddenly considering testing the off-roading waters?
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