A few Sundays back the group met back up at oxford for what we assumed would be another great riding day as usual, and while for the most part it was apparently the Massachusetts environmental police had another plan. It could have ended a lot worse even though we did all end up getting ticketed and the whole ordeal took what seemed like almost an hour to wrap up. Afterwards we tried to just move on and enjoy what was left of our day. This was the beginning part of the day leading up to that event and back to the trucks. Hope you all enjoy, thanks for watching.

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  1. Can't beleive you got popped there. I ride thru that spot all the time but never hang around those little sand hills. Thought you were going to try the big hillclimb thats to the left up the gas line at 28:25. It's nasty, took me a few tries.

  2. I been there 3 times this year. Not sure I seen this little spot he pulled up at. The Ep sucks, mass sucks haha. Giving tickets to people for riding dirt bikes in the woods is crazy. I will be careful next time I am there.

  3. The way the cops screams “get off the bike!” 😂 that alone would make me laugh…reminds me of a school teacher…GET OFF THE DESK!….this was 20 years ago 🤣

  4. Right at the beginning You guys literally drove right past a sign saying not off road vehicles 😮. But then the EP guys says to stay on one side of the gas lines ? Is part of this a legal riding area ?

  5. Not many places you can ride legally in Mass anymore. Some EPs will give you a break if you have the bike registered but others will love to throw the book at you. The fines are bad in Mass. In fact living in Mass really sucks.

  6. Not the place to ride if you are unregistered or are unfamiliar with the area. You have the Fish Cops, the Park Rangers and the local cops from 2 towns watching over the place. The two way traffic on the single track can get exciting

  7. I live in north west ri. You know where I’m talking about lol. Dem kicks out everyone here too. How dare we enjoy the environment we pay to protect.

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