Handy Links- D23 - MN NEWSCurrent trail open/close status The DNR publishes a trail map of the off-highway vehicle riding areas found in Minnesota.
(342 Kb)
Download the entire 2003-2004 OHV
brochure from the Minnesota DNR
Children under the age of 16 MUST be certified by Minnesota DNR to be eligible to ride in any State Forest. This includes Trail Rides and all Enduro's being held in State Forests. Certification is easy. Certification consists of completing a workbook and written test. Fee is $5.00 sent in with the completed test. To receive the OHM packet call the Minnesota DNR This site is designed and maintained by the Norsemen Motorcycle Club
Last Updated: 05/09/2008 |
Welcome to the Norsemen Motorcycle ClubLatest News!
CONTINGENCIES
Klim is proud to offer their support to local District 23 racers through their racer contingency program.
Purchase a pair of their pants and a jersey and receive free gloves.
Earn points throughout the season and receive Klim Bucks
Get all the information HERE
Answer/MSR is proud to offer District 23 racers their racer contingency program.
Purchase a pair of pants, jersey and gloves from select product lines.
Earn points throughout the season and receive
Monticello Hare Scrambles Mini Results are posted
Check out the photo gallery...
**NEW** Vintage ClassAll Norsemen Hare Scrambles will include a new vintage specialty class to be run prior to the C event.
Click HERE for all the information and qualifications for this fun class and DIG OUT THOSE OLD BIKES!
X-Class offered againAll Norsemen Hare Scrambles will again offer the X-Class for riders who have never raced an Enduro or Hare Scrambles but would like to try for a reduced rate.
Click HERE for all the information and qualifications Action ALERTPlease visit the survey site to have your voice heard
The U.S. Forest Service finalized its Travel Management Rule in November 2005. The rule requires each Forest to designate roads, trails and areas open to OHV use and to publish a Motor Vehicle Map (MVUM) indicating those decisions. After the MVUM is published, any use of OHV's on routes or areas not identified on the map will be illegal. While there was no deadline for Forests to publish an MVUM in the rule, the Forest Chief directed Forests to complete work on travel management by December 2009. Virtually every Forest in the Nation is currently implementing the rule, and the survey will help the Blue Ribbon Coalition get a better understanding of how you believe the process is unfolding on the Forest you access with your OHV.
Your participation in the travel management process is critical. You are encouraged to attend meetings, write comments and stay involved. Completing the travel management survey will be crucial to ensuring continued responsible access for OHV's in your National Forest. Black Hills Travel Management Proposed ActionIf you enjoy riding in the Black Hills National Forest, you need to familiarize yourself with the Black Hills National Forest Travel Management Plan Proposed Action. As it stands currently they are only designating 79 miles in the entire forest for off-road motorcycle only. If you don't think this is sufficient, you need to speak out now, or forever hold your peace. Written comments can be sent to:
Or send an email with "Travel Management" as the subject to: comments-rocky-mountain-black-hills@fs.fed.us
Check out the following links to the Forest Service Proposed Travel Management Plan for the Black Hills of South Dakota.
AMA D23 ScheduleThe AMA D23 off-road schedule is posted Click Here for the schedule or click to the left for printable calendar pages for the entire 2008 season. Photo's are being added to our Photo GalleryCheck out the photo's from Peter Meixl from the Kory Anderson Memorial Off-Road Challenge held after the Cambridge Hare Scrambles 2007. NewsNorsemen member Colton Reschke took first place series championship in the Micro division of the 2007 Youth Cross Country Enduro Series and the Youth Cross Country Hare Scrambles Series. Click HERE to read the full newspaper article. CONGRATULATIONS COLTON!
|
