Trail Riders of Houston

Next Meeting

April 5, 2010

at 7:30PM

SPJST Lodge #88
1435 Beall Street
Houston, TX

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Re: 13/14 March Skull Creek Trail Cleaning W/E
Posted by doctorD:
I'll see You Guys out there this weekend,,Brian is going to be there also, with a four wheeler, and
Re: Skull Creek visit
Posted by Jeffdzz:
Thanks for the offer. We'll make it out there someday.
Re: Gate Code
Posted by JulietPeters:
Lock the gate after you enter & leave Skull Creek. Do not give the gate code to anyone. If someone

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Family Fun Day

The Trail Riders of Houston are hosting a Family Fun Day at the Skull Creek Cycle Park near Altair, TX. Many challenging events are planned that will include all family members. Come enjoy the fun or help the club by working a scoring station. A pot luck dinner and campfire is planned for Saturday night.

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Welcome!

Organized in April of 1969, the Trail Riders of Houston is a group of people of varied backgrounds interested in off-road motorcycling. Organized events are scheduled every two or three weeks and involve all facets of off-road cycling including enduros, trail rides, dual sport events, and hare scrambles All TRH events are oriented to family participation. The success of these events (and the Club as a whole) is due totally to the participation and efforts of all its members.