I think you need to go to the RMV office. The closet one to Beartown is in Springfield and it's 30.00 bucks to register for non residents. The phone number is 413-733-1642 if you have specific questions.

here is the link to the form if you don't have one already:

http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dle/registrationtitlingform.pdf

Ljay

 

I think you need to go to the RMV office. The closet one to Beartown is in Springfield and it's 30.00 bucks to register for non residents. The phone number is 413-733-1642 if you have specific questions.

Here is the link to the form if you don't have one already:

http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dle/registrationtitlingform.pdf

Ljay

Thanks man,
I found a number.. but much like CT DMV, they are not easy to get to a real person....

CW

 

Thanks man,
I found a number.. but much like CT DMV, they are not easy to get to a real person....

CW[/QUOTE]

No Problem, I actually spoke to a woman in the Springfield office a couple of weeks ago. She was very helpful. It may just have been a slow day because she answered the phone pretty quickly and there wasn't a recording or voice menu to get past.

I was thinking about registering my quad in MA also, but it seems that all the legal trails are in western MA which is 2 to 3 hours from me and New Hampshire has lots of trails within an hour or so.

 

I hear that, its a good three hours for us too. But I have a buddie closer and he just bought a 800 X2 and NEEDS TO WHEEL!! LOL

I prefer NH myself, but for me in CT that's even farther..

CW

 

CW, sent you PM for invitation for a better riding place than Beartown. Maybe going this coming Sunday. Let me know

 

CW, If you ever have room for one more let me know. I would love to try new trails!

 

Soory I missed this CW, not too often I get to give you info, usually the other way around :biglaugh:

I mailed mine in to the Causeway St. office and got it back in the mail 5 days later. We usually go to October Mt (AKA Rocktober Mt) and rarely Beartown. They closed a lot of trails in Pittsfield State Forest so we don't go there anymore. You can check out some videos from each on my "videographer's" site, be ready to turn the volume down :rockwoot:

Roadiestar's Channel - YouTube

 

And BTW, a quick shot up 91 is Pisgah SP and the tri-state trails in southern NH. We ride with a lot of guys from New Brit/central CT and they don't find it too hard to commute although I do understand the MA sites are undoubtably closer. Just some food for thought.

 

Some day I am driving over to meet you guys. I have fun up here but want to hit the trails with the pros. Unfortunately there are no direct roads through the Adirondacks to get there from here. But someday....

I did just check my google maps. Beartown isn't all that far from Albany NY where my sister-in-law lives. She is about 3.5 hours from me. Sometime I will make it all the way to your neck of the woods.

 

Hell yeah, come on down. 3.5 hrs to Albany is a haul though as you mentioned. To be honest, I ride mostly southern NH because many of my MA friends have had problems in MA (ex: Beartown only grants so many riders per day so get there early or drive home angry). Also, they made it so no one under 16 can ride now which ticked them off so now they boycott. We tend to ride out that way when there are more CT riders interested than MA riders, ie the group divides. I am the only RI guy so far but I am working on that too :lmao: