Florida Dirt Bike Woods Riding

Out with a buddy at Hard Labor Creek Offroad Park in NW Florida.
Street legal 2011 YZ250 two stroke and street legal CRF450X.

[@pitlollygrower6791]

You guys outta make some videos in Apalachicola forest. Its not too far from panama city.

[@unclespeedy]

Nice riding. Looks like you guys have some real dirt up there. Nice dirt with some clay. Nothing but powdery sand down here.

[@rocker1210]

Thanks a lot - that is the best place around for any off-road and trails. Lots of sand everywhere else. Recently relocated to Oklahoma and the dirt is incredible out here, plus a ton of places to ride close by! The FL sand made me a better rider though...

[@unclespeedy]

looks like some nice clay dirt NW Florida (what I call real dirt). Mostly sugar sand and pine needles in SW Florida

[@rocker1210]

Definitely depends on where you're at...some okay dirt at that place, but definitely a lot of sugar sand in other nearby places. If you can ride in the sand, you can ride on anything!

[@youngisland923]

Do you know which bikes can be made street legal in Florida? I've been searching and can't seem to find any information on it.

[@rocker1210]

Can't be done unless it's brought in from out of state...which is what I did. If it says "off-highway" anywhere on the title, it's no deal as far as converting to a street title. KTMs apparently just say "motorcycle," so it might work with one of those, but not for the other brands. Florida is annoyingly restrictive about this.

[@rogercherton]

go to legal dirt.com. Basically if it has an off road title not is an off road bike. If it has a tag you can ride it anywhere that cars go and OHV go.

[@cadeeasley8366]

What part of Florida is this

[@rocker1210]

This was in the panhandle north of Panama City at a place called Hard Labor Creek near Bonifay, FL.