Thanks for the heads up. That's ridiculous though. If they don't want you to say then do this **** << See ****'s bleeped out, why would you give a vacation to someone for saying a word that you have the authority to bleep? Doesn't make sense to me.

Also to the OP, how far away is the closest hospital?

 

No, i totally understand and thank you for shedding more light onto the situation. I probably should have done more research into this but didn't. And it wouldn't be an every day thing. I hate government intervention. I knew the government likes to pick everyone's pocket but the closer to adulthood i get, the more and more rediculous it seems to become!
In cumberland(It was recently moved). Bout a 45min drive without speeding.

 

That might be a problem also. If someone rolls over or something horrible happens thats 45 minutes the would have to wait till the can get help. I'm not trying to put down the idea either but if someone is bleeding out they might not make it while driving to the hospital.

 

this is why when most get hurt on a trail and helicopter will be called ($$)

 

But they still have to fly out there, and find you. This is a pretty big plot of land from what ktmrider is saying.

 

Dang guys your starting to scare the poop outta me. I am also designing to trail to avoid harsh off camber senerios to prevent roll overs and if you do happen to roll, you aint going far. So the trail is pretty safe while still challenging enough to be fun.

 

then how is the trail fun? a stock xj can run that

 

no a stock deffinatly wont make it with out a good bit of help

 

It's not that far. I'm in Altoona and it's only a little over an hour. If it happens, I'll give it a go.

 

That sounds like it would be a good idea.
Damn bro, I live in Hollidaysburg!!

 

I'd like to think that I am (and hopefully others should be) responsible for the choice to participate in an activity that can result in injury and damage.

And believe me, I feel your pain. We all have a right to adequate health care no matter our employment status. However, I think that KTMrider is talking about a small group of guests with a similar interest in off-roading enjoying that pursuit at his family's land on an occasional basis.

As KTMrider put it, "I would try to exclude the "sue you" type. I'd hope people would realize that wheeling land is hard to come by and you wheel at your own risk. So with that being said I hope only decent people would come." And if that means not inviting some folks because their economic or family situations might lead them to sue if an accident happens, KTMrider is the host, and we can't all be invited to his party.

My advice to KTMrider is to keep the group size down to three or four who have adequate insurance and financial security and are willing to come help cut trails and ride a little, too. You can more likely keep a handle on the "sue you" types if you get to know them in that situation. It's just too bad that you can't trust anyone any more. I can't think offhand of other ways to avoid persons with a propensity to sue.

 

Oh yeah btw KTM My dad is a doctor so I have great health insurance lol. So, don't worry about me, you can invite me over whenever you want

 

The mil takes care of my medical... as long as I was being responsible and not stupid... I think people that sue over dumb s**t, especially s**t they caused to happen to themselves should be shot.... That's just me... You are a little over 3 hrs from me, but if you made this happen, or had a trail maint. day that I can make it too... I would def. make the trip...

 

I agree with you there!
Thanks for the over whelming positive response guys! It will take a great deal of time to create a challenging long course, basically by myself. I will keep yall updated as i progress. I hope I'm not holding the candy infront of your faces and makin yall jump, because that is not my intent. The great compasion i have noticed from jeep owners is deffinatly helping my cause!

 

Sweet