2025 Dual Sport Sat Route Only - Coconino Trail Riders

Dual Sport

2025 Dual Sport Sat Route Only

Includes one Saturday Route and one Sunday Route with 4 Meals. (Sat: breakfast, lunch, & dinner. Sun: breakfast). No onsite camping this year.

Routes

A, B, C, and Rally Roadbook (See Description below for details)

Requirements

This is a dual sport event, which means you need a STREET LEGAL motorcycle. That means registration, proof of insurance, a headlight, license plate, and a mirror.
This is an AMA event, which means your bike must pass an AMA sound check.
USFS Spark Arrestors required. No exceptions.
Arizona OHV decal required.
Fuel range is 70 miles.
Provide your own navigation device and pre-load tracks BEFORE the event.
The weather could be hot, or it could be cold, rainy, and extremely muddy. Plan accordingly.

$150.00

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By checking this box, I agree that I have read and understood the above listed Requirements. I agree that failure to comply with these event requirements may impact or prevent me from participating in the event, and that I will not receive a refund if I fail to meet these requirements. NOTE: You will also sign an AMA and a general waiver at check in.

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Routes

A – Our most challenging of routes offer an extended serving of singletrack, rocky back roads, and long miles. These are intended to be a challenge, so if you do not like type two fun, we suggest riding the “B” route. There will be ledges, logs, and countless rocks to test your abilities and endurance. A dirtbike based platform with aggressive tires is a strong suggestion for these routes.

B – These routes are designed to blend challenging trails with more mellow roads. Expect sections of technical single track and challenging double track broken up by more mellow sections. These routes are intended to offer some challenge, while giving you a chance to catch your breath and still enjoy the scenery. Again, a dirtbike based platform is best, but larger bikes will be ok with a skilled pilot.

C – These routes use mellow, well maintained roads with the occasional short section of a challenging two track or trail. They are intended for the rider looking to enjoy the scenery and explore in a more leisurely setting. They’re great fun on any size bike with dual sport or off-road tires.

Rally Roadbook – dakar-style roadbook navigation of a unique route. You will need a bike capable of reading either a digital roadbook or an A5 width paper roadbook. Roadbooks are delivered digitally for popular platforms and as a PDF. You are responsible for printing your own roadbook. Waypoints and speed zones are an integral part of the route and a method of validation will be required to navigate the book successfully.

Additional information

Sat Route	A, B, C, Rally + Roadbook

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The Coconino Trail Riders (CTR) first started out in the early 1980’s as in informal group of riding buddies from Northern Arizona who shared a fondness for technical single track riding.

The club was formally established in 2003. CTR works closely with the National Forest Service to assist in long term trail planning.

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Coconino Trail Riders (CTR) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to preserving the sport of motorized single-track trail riding. CTR advocates for off-road motorcycle recreation opportunities and works closely with land managers such as the U.S. Forest Service to protect, maintain, and grow off-road motorcycle recreation opportunities on public lands, educate other user groups on trail etiquette, and supports other established off-road motorcycle advocacy organizations.

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