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<blockquote data-quote="cleonard" data-source="post: 29044" data-attributes="member: 21">If you start and end in OHV friendly spots like Cal City and Primm, it can be done on a non plated bike.&nbsp; Well make that almost.&nbsp; The routes that I have done require going over the 15 at Baker and some riding through the preserve.&nbsp; Both of those locations need a plate.&nbsp; I think that others have crossed the 15 at Rasor road and made it to Baker north of the 15.&nbsp; That way there is only a tiny amount of pavement.&nbsp; Another possibility is a chase truck to either gas the bikes of ferry them across the very short pavement sections.&nbsp; It is a lot easier and lower stress to just have a plate though. For something different, how about a the Bacon Strip ranch ride?&nbsp; Gas at Minneola road.&nbsp; I think that place is open again.&nbsp; They have a website and a facebook page.&nbsp; Primarily a airplane place, but hey bikes get there too.&nbsp; It's south of the Rasor riding area.&nbsp; This is pretty much green sticker friendly.<a href="http://www.baconstrip.net/" target="_blank">http://www.baconstrip.net/</a><a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Crucero-CA/Bacon-Strip/146875161995670" target="_blank">http://www.facebook.com/pages/Crucero-CA/Bacon-Strip/146875161995670</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="cleonard, post: 29044, member: 21"] If you start and end in OHV friendly spots like Cal City and Primm, it can be done on a non plated bike. Well make that almost. The routes that I have done require going over the 15 at Baker and some riding through the preserve. Both of those locations need a plate. I think that others have crossed the 15 at Rasor road and made it to Baker north of the 15. That way there is only a tiny amount of pavement. Another possibility is a chase truck to either gas the bikes of ferry them across the very short pavement sections. It is a lot easier and lower stress to just have a plate though. For something different, how about a the Bacon Strip ranch ride? Gas at Minneola road. I think that place is open again. They have a website and a facebook page. Primarily a airplane place, but hey bikes get there too. It's south of the Rasor riding area. This is pretty much green sticker friendly. [url]http://www.baconstrip.net/[/url] [URL]http://www.facebook.com/pages/Crucero-CA/Bacon-Strip/146875161995670[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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