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Club News
On 07.04.09 what`s new?

Trail to Beaver
Where can I ride in Beaver?

I know, we have been getting questions about trails in Beaver. There are no interconnecting trails in Beaver at this time. The Town of Beaver has elected to handle marking there own roads. This means local residents have simply requested the road near there home or personal property to be marked as an ATV route. In doing so, none of the roads interconnect to go anywhere. Riders may travel from Pound to the Beaver dump, which is posted no trespassing and turn around. The only destination is Bob & Laura’s Supper Club which ATV riders from Coleman and Pound may get too. There is no legal way to get to the Trading Post at this time!

Trail Cleaned Up
The trail along the recue building is fixed!

The club cleaned up the trail along the rescue building between Pound and Coleman last week. It was landscaped to help keep the water from pooling up and drain off properly. Please do not dig up the trail. Hopefully it will last for another year before we have to work on it again. We did notice some soda bottles left on the trail. If you see any garbage that may have feel off other rider’s machine, please pick it up. Enjoy!

Raffle Tickets Available!
Help us raise funding for trails equipment.

This year the North East Wisconsin Riders ATV club is working with the Marinette County Sheriff Auxiliary to raise additional funding. The ATV club needs some trail equipment and the auxiliary needs new radios. Both organizations are helping to sell raffle tickets. The drawing for these tickets will be in October following the ATV clubs end of year poker run. Cost of the tickets is $5 each, 3 for $10, 7 for $20 – there are $1,500 in total cash prizes being given away. Help us keep these organizations going an purchase a ticket.

Trail Construction Continues
What is the club up too?

Yes, we are working on some additional trails. It does take time – just look how far we have come already. The new trails we have planned are being build now, no we will not tell you where until they are ready. If you have an idea for a new trail and have permission to construction one, please contact the club. We are always looking for more places to go!


Upcoming Activities
What's the club up too?

Village of Coleman - Annual FireFighters Picnic
Jul 18, 2009 Saturday - Location: Village of Coleman Park

ATV Education Class (Part 1)  Indoor Class Room Session
Aug 1, 2009 Saturday - Coleman Area Rescue Squad Building - Cty. CP Coleman, WI

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Club Meeting
July 7, 2009 Tuesday - This is our monthly club meeting which is open to the public. Join us for an hour to listen to our accomplishments report, new business and up coming events – activities and trail construction projects. Afterwards the floor is open for discussion and suggestions to help move the club forward. Voice your opinion – comments are welcome. 7:00PM to 8:00PM Location: Dan & Nancy’s U-Turn Bar & Grill – East Main Street – Coleman, WI

ATV Education Class
Seats are limited, sign up today!

Next ATV Class
Saturday August 01, 2009 9:00 AM

The North East Wisconsin Riders Inc. ATV club teaches both an in class and hands-on ATV training course. The all-terrain vehicle safety course consists of two days - three hours of instruction each day. Some courses include an out door hands-on session. Where students bring thier ATVs to a closed 1 mile course.

We are accepting pre-registration until the week before class starts.
For up coming class schedule click
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ATV Certification has become a necessary requirement to operate an All-Terrain Vehicle on public trails in Wisconsin. The North East Wisconsin Riders Inc. organization is fully trained and licensed to teach you and your children. Depending on your internet connection, a sample video clip from one of our class room sessions is available for your review.. Simply click on the play button to view.

Also the club has put the actual student safety booklet questions on the club website. Try to answer at least 80% of the quiz questions correctly and post your high score.

Try the online quiz today . See how much you know about this exciting recreational activity.





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NOTE: All ATV operators, including nonresidents who are at least 12 years of age and who are born on or after January 1, 1988, must obtain a DNR ATV safety certificate. We provide those certificates, simply check our calendar for an available training date.

Quick Polls
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What do you think of (LUV)'s on the Wisconsin ATV Trails?

The Wisconsin DNR is allowing Lightweight utility vehicles -- also known as LUVs, UTVs or side by sides -- are now temporarily allowed on certain all-terrain vehicle trails in northern Wisconsin. Lincoln, Washburn, Sawyer, Florence and Marinette (DunGood Trail System Only) counties have elected to enroll in the LUV Pilot Program, which ends on Sept. 30, 2009.After the pilot program ends, the DNR will review the data gathered during the program, consult with the counties and then forward the results to the legislature, If things go well, the DNR will evaluate whether a statewide registration program is appropriate for these vehicles.  (Continued)

Helpful Stuff
Get ATV Basics Right From Start

My daughter is a conventional teenager with keen interest in sports. Academically, I am never too worried for her – she does well. Recently, she has been mixing around with lots of friends who owns and rides ATVs actively. These youths are not irresponsible, as far I can tell but I know that it won’t be long before she starts asking for a youth ATV herself. Not knowing anything about ATVs, I started looking around for information on how to keep youths and kids safe on ATVs. I’ve read countless reports and news about youth and kids’ deaths related to ATV riding…naturally, as a parent, I was deeply concerned. Images of her spinning around on an ATV or crashing goes through my head whenever I think of her asking for an ATV of her own. I went online into ATV forums and message boards and have consulted with some other parents with youths who are into ATV riding and they have given me many tips on how to handle my daughter who is in her prime youth years.

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Evasive vs Invasive Species
What is the problem with invasive species & ATV riding?

We all need to work together to stop the invasion. Click  here  to help protect the ATV trails, camping and play areas from invasive species taking over!

Brain Games
How smart are you?

Can you decode the secret word of the day? Try our brain game section, see if you’re a smart kid and solve the problem. Sometimes we hide hints on the page to help you out. But you have to be smart to find them. Or better yet – if you have your own idea for a good brain game (preferably related to the sport of ATVism) send us an email and we will build a page dedicated to you. Click  here  to try...
 




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What do you think of (LUV)'s on the Wisconsin ATV Trails?  As this is the last year LUVs will be able to ride on the trails. The club is continuing its survey to see what riders think about the trial program. The results of this poll will be forwarded to the Wisconsin ATV Association and Marinette County Tourism.
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