There is no reason for any "special interest" group get preference, simply because they demand it. Keep it shared.
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William Burgher
11 years ago
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Tax payer money went into resurrecting the trestles - let make sure we call can use the complete KVR. Pedestrians, Cyclists, Motorcyclists and Automobiles!
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The Cokeman
11 years ago
I'm going to open a winery at the little tunnel And all off roaders will be welcome, just like the old days when locomotives used to power through there puffing diesel fumes and dripping engine oil on to creasote soaked rail ties. Oooooooooh Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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I'm going to open a winery at the little tunnel And all off roaders will be welcome, just like the old days when locomotives used to power through there puffing diesel fumes and dripping engine oil on to creasote soaked rail ties. Oooooooooh Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
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Dan Henderson
11 years ago
Ive been riding dirt bikes and atv's on these trails before mountain bikes even existed.So dont come late to the party and try to run the show.BEAT IT NERDS!!!!!!.
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Dan Henderson
11 years ago
Ive been riding dirt bikes and atv's on these trails before mountain bikes even existed.So dont come late to the party and try to run the show.BEAT IT NERDS!!!!!!.
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Greg MacInnes
11 years ago
Should be open to All Motorized vehicles
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Greg MacInnes
11 years ago
Should be open to All Motorized vehicles
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Raymond Thouret
11 years ago
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These types of trail systems need to remain open to all user groups. I am a hiker, cyclist, quad and motorcycle enthusiast, and these rail to trail systems offer something for everyone.
I appreciate the efforts to keep these trails open to everyone. Responsibility is the key!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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Would love to ride this area on a dualsport, hope you can keep it open for everyone to use
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Marty Lizotte
11 years ago
I agree, the kvr trail should have access to all users, just post a trail etiquette sign as a guide for common courtesy such as a speed limit for motorized vehicles and pulling over and stopping for cyclists, people walking and horse riders etc.
my wife and I ride our motorcycles very slowly on the kvr every year only this year we saw signs for non motorized traffic only, we had one cyclist very irrate and chased us down and was very abusive verbally, I thought hey we have two wheels too! And we are moving slower than bike traffic,
We also met a couple on quads from Kelowna stopped at the north side of the kvr who couldn't get passed the trail posts, they had plans of going to one of the restaurant wineries, it was an annual event for them, they we very disappointed. I think restrictions to the trail to a select few is not only selfish but a detriment to much needed tourist dollars for that area.
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Mike McConnell
12 years ago
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Conflict with cyclists is a non-issue. I have never seen any confrontation between groups. The cyclists also need to learn how to "Share The Road"
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Chris Eytcheson
12 years ago
Please re-open the trail to responsible motorized traffic as well.
It is prejudiced
There is no reason for any "special interest" group get preference, simply because they demand it. Keep it shared.
Tax payer money went into resurrecting the trestles - let make sure we call can use the complete KVR. Pedestrians, Cyclists, Motorcyclists and Automobiles!
I'm going to open a winery at the little tunnel And all off roaders will be welcome, just like the old days when locomotives used to power through there puffing diesel fumes and dripping engine oil on to creasote soaked rail ties. Oooooooooh Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
I'm going to open a winery at the little tunnel And all off roaders will be welcome, just like the old days when locomotives used to power through there puffing diesel fumes and dripping engine oil on to creasote soaked rail ties. Oooooooooh Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Ive been riding dirt bikes and atv's on these trails before mountain bikes even existed.So dont come late to the party and try to run the show.BEAT IT NERDS!!!!!!.
Ive been riding dirt bikes and atv's on these trails before mountain bikes even existed.So dont come late to the party and try to run the show.BEAT IT NERDS!!!!!!.
Should be open to All Motorized vehicles
Should be open to All Motorized vehicles
These types of trail systems need to remain open to all user groups. I am a hiker, cyclist, quad and motorcycle enthusiast, and these rail to trail systems offer something for everyone. I appreciate the efforts to keep these trails open to everyone. Responsibility is the key!
Would love to ride this area on a dualsport, hope you can keep it open for everyone to use
I agree, the kvr trail should have access to all users, just post a trail etiquette sign as a guide for common courtesy such as a speed limit for motorized vehicles and pulling over and stopping for cyclists, people walking and horse riders etc. my wife and I ride our motorcycles very slowly on the kvr every year only this year we saw signs for non motorized traffic only, we had one cyclist very irrate and chased us down and was very abusive verbally, I thought hey we have two wheels too! And we are moving slower than bike traffic, We also met a couple on quads from Kelowna stopped at the north side of the kvr who couldn't get passed the trail posts, they had plans of going to one of the restaurant wineries, it was an annual event for them, they we very disappointed. I think restrictions to the trail to a select few is not only selfish but a detriment to much needed tourist dollars for that area.
Conflict with cyclists is a non-issue. I have never seen any confrontation between groups. The cyclists also need to learn how to "Share The Road"
Please re-open the trail to responsible motorized traffic as well.