quick trails near Chicago to keep her lubed up?

[fubarovich]

this one is for Chicago folks, does anyone know a trail nearby where I can throw my ORP into 4wd? Just somewhere I can do 10-15 miles per month to keep things working well and without getting arrested for tresspassing/environment damage etc. According to the manual we're supposed to activate the system once a month and Im nowhere near that. Thanks

 

[Zjbond]

I would like to know this as well.

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[Ogre75]

Hopefully you can find something closer, but there is Badlands ORV park in Attica IN. (near lafayette).

 

[ScottR]

Just go for a quick run on the highway, it'll be fine. Engage 4x4 on the ramp and cruise 10 miles.

 

[GripT4R]

Find a gravel road, or drive on a gravel shoulder when nobody is around.

 

[Gamma Ray]

I just used Google Maps then Maps's Street View function to find this in less than a minute.

14 Mccornack Rd
Elgin, Illinois

Looks like a dirt road, about 1 mile each way. I bet there are more dirt roads like that in the area. It was so much easier to find this than anything similar in Central Jersey, so this is probably not the only one.

 

[rdruss]

I just used Google Maps then Maps's Street View function to find this in less than a minute.

14 Mccornack Rd
Elgin, Illinois

Looks like a dirt road, about 1 mile each way. I bet there are more dirt roads like that in the area. It was so much easier to find this than anything similar in Central Jersey, so this is probably not the only one.

There are, west of N. Aurora is Seavey Road, turns to dirt/gravel shortly after crossing Nelson Lake Rd. Go on further west toward Dekalb taking backroads starting on Main St/Randall Rd in Batavia and you'll find a couple more.