Dear Ladies and Gentleman,
 
My name is Todd Runion. I'm from Epping NH and am a member with New Durham Valley ATV club. We are a State of NH recognized club and are part of NHOHVA. Our website is http://www.newdurhamvalleyatvclub.com/ It offers just basic info at the moment.
 
I'm writing to you to let you know that NDVATV does allow our trail system to be used by off road motorcycle riders. We currently offer 28 scenic miles of trail. Sort of a little bit of everything for any ability and age group. Maybe a little mild for the advanced riders. For those not familiar with our location. We are just a few miles south of Alton Bay Lake Winnipesauke.
 
But why I thought of you and your group is from my life long fascination with Trials. I have never ridden Trials. I was a MX racer for 10 years with lots of wins and all the aches and pains that go with them now at 45. I have always had a keen eye for terrain and obstacles, so there have been many times I seen a pile of boulders or logs or some hill or slab that i thought would be fun for trials riders to play on right up at our riding area in Alton NH. I'm willing to guess that there are hundreds of spots up there that could offer beginners and better lots of hours of practice riding. We do have a couple of large parking area's available off of Rines Road in Alton. There are a few class VI roads that are maintained and smooth that pass threw the property. We do encourage most to park in the main parking lot, but we realize the limit of the trails bike gas tank. There are numerous area's off the class VI roads were tow vehicles can pull off to the side and unload closer to obstacles or terrain they want to ride.
 
We know all to well how difficult it is to find legal riding spots these days. I'm sure the Observed Trials community has the same problems. Now I'm not here only to create more traffic at our growing trail system, there is a sales pitch to go along with this. We don't charge for parking and there are no fee's to ride on this private property. We do not require anyone to attend our club meetings or work parties. We don't require anyone to join our club.
 
But all that said, we do appreciate very much when we do get new folks to join our club, help with trail maintenance or club events and encourage all to come to our club meetings. Membership cost is very economical. Single $15 per year. Family up to 4 $25 per year. No monies received from memberships or donations go into any members pocket. It all goes into the club fund and is used to build new trails and maintain new and old as well as the equipment used to do said maintenance. We also use the funds to feed at times hundreds of hungry riders at our special weekend charity fund raisers.
 
If you have the time to explore some additional info, I have created accounts on New England Dirtbikes and ThumperTalk forums and will link these for you.
 
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=757929
 
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/viewarea.php?t=757881
 
http://www.nedirtbikes.com/content/m_161497/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm#161535
 
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me.  If this sounds like something we could both benefit from, please pass it along to your members.
 
Thank you
 
Sincerely 
Todd Runion