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<blockquote data-quote="cleonard" data-source="post: 158027" data-attributes="member: 21">I just don't see how this will work out well.&nbsp; There will be a lot of riders who have no clue that this is happening who will be making incursions.&nbsp; A lot of those that do know about it will just ride anyway.&nbsp; There will also be a lot more riders who stop paying attention to land restrictions.The BLM will be relatively powerless to do anything about it.&nbsp; Their manpower is small and the desert vast.&nbsp; To have any chance to bust a large amount of riders it will take county Sheriff involvement.&nbsp; I'm not real sure that will happen.The marines will pursue.&nbsp; On my first trip to JV over 20 years ago I had no clue and a rudimentary map.&nbsp; I ended up where I was not supposed to be.&nbsp; When I saw the Humvee's heading in my direction at high speed I decided it was time to reverse my direction.&nbsp; I was an inexperienced rider on an old twin shock XL250 and they had no chance of catching up.&nbsp; They have little chance with experienced riders on modern bikes.&nbsp; To actually catch people will take helicopters and they do have them.&nbsp; So does the SBD Sheriffs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cleonard, post: 158027, member: 21"] I just don't see how this will work out well. There will be a lot of riders who have no clue that this is happening who will be making incursions. A lot of those that do know about it will just ride anyway. There will also be a lot more riders who stop paying attention to land restrictions. The BLM will be relatively powerless to do anything about it. Their manpower is small and the desert vast. To have any chance to bust a large amount of riders it will take county Sheriff involvement. I'm not real sure that will happen. The marines will pursue. On my first trip to JV over 20 years ago I had no clue and a rudimentary map. I ended up where I was not supposed to be. When I saw the Humvee's heading in my direction at high speed I decided it was time to reverse my direction. I was an inexperienced rider on an old twin shock XL250 and they had no chance of catching up. They have little chance with experienced riders on modern bikes. To actually catch people will take helicopters and they do have them. So does the SBD Sheriffs. [/QUOTE]

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