Sierra Dual Sport

08/16/2026

Happiness comes from baddass new moto vans, awesome 2 and 4 stroke dirt scooters and never ending adventures! Still have no idea what "normal people" do hahaha

08/10/2026

07/07/2026

Awesome 4th on the lake on a baddass boat and of course dual sport exploring adventures right from the campsite at the lake!! (Along with celebrating a very happy 250th Bday of the BEST country that has ever existed on the planet)!! John swam over to shore that the young whipper snappers were too afraid to jump off of and immediately pulled off a backflip prompting them to at least jump in!! !!

06/25/2026

Awesome trip to Mammoth MX! Was just Steve Thinger pit B**** this time! (Yes I wrenched on his bike and even washed it lol thankfully I don't have and wouldn't wear a bikini hahaha)!!will be back to race next year! Was awesome to be pitted right next to one of the most successful racers ever and watch all the battles my buddies had--‐-And of course enjoying the unbelievable beauty!

06/05/2026

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TRUMP OPENS FEDERAL LANDS TO ATV RIDERS — RESTORING PUBLIC ACCESS AFTER DECADES OF GOVERNMENT LOCKOUT

President Trump just rescinded outdated 1970s executive orders that restricted motorized use on federal lands, delivering a major win for hardworking Americans who want real access to the public lands they own.

The Trump administration on Friday lifted restrictions dating back to Nixon’s EO 11644 and Carter’s 1977 update, which funneled ATVs, dirt bikes, and snowmobiles into limited areas while locking out everyday users.

Sweetwater County Commissioner Taylor Jones, an avid off-roader, cheered the move.

“Certainly, I’m thrilled,” Jones said. “I've always been a strong proponent for public access to public lands. There are a lot of areas in the national forest and in the mountains that should be open for access.”

Jones noted that current restrictions actually increase conflicts by concentrating users in small zones. Spreading access out, he said, will make it “easier to maintain balance” between different groups.

Dirt bike enthusiast Jason Harris of Lyman welcomed the change.

“If it means that I can ride my dirt bikes in some new places, then I’m stumping for it,” Harris said. He pointed out that lighter dirt bikes cause minimal impact, with vegetation recovering quickly, and celebrated less federal control over public lands.

Predictably, environmental activists are melting down. Sierra Club spokesman Nick Gevock called it a “terrible” idea that will supposedly push wildlife onto private land and spread weeds. Avid hiker Amber Travsky worried it gives too much freedom to off-roaders.

But the truth is simple: these are public lands, paid for by American taxpayers. For decades, bureaucrats and radical environmentalists treated them like private preserves for elites who want silence and restricted access. Trump is finally putting the public back in public lands.

This move prioritizes real multiple-use management over top-down closure. Americans who hunt, ride, and recreate outdoors are getting their access restored — and that’s exactly what public land should be.

05/12/2026

Another awesome ride in amazing conditions with the homies! Young whipper snappers would be blown away with how fast 7 old geezers still rip!!

05/04/2026

Yup, definitely one of those amazing days!

04/25/2026

Playing hookie from a long work week!

03/29/2026

Another awesome weekend shreddin and splorin with the homies. Crazy how we always find something we've never seen before!

03/25/2026

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