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Does "pedestrian use only" mean no biking, the sign only says No motorized vehicles including ATV’s and Dirtbikes. Its a great trail to ride and Id like to keep riding it.
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Usually it means just that. You will need to verify with whatever body governs that particular area.
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I would think pedestrian use only would include anything non motorized,but I agree with madd,better to check with the powers that be before continuing riding there..
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"tjc58" wrote
Does "pedestrian use only" mean no biking, the sign only says No motorized vehicles including ATV’s and Dirtbikes. Its a great trail to ride and Id like to keep riding it.
If it’s a government agency in charge of the land, you might be able to find out on their website. On the Jefferson National Forest where I ride a lot, there are a lot of similar signs. Most say foot travel only, and it is usually combined with a no motorized vehicle sign close by. However, we are allowed on those trails. The signs predate MTBs. A lot depends on the agency and their MTB friendlieness. You may have to just contact them – or take your chances.
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"tjc58" wrote
Does "pedestrian use only" mean no biking, the sign only says No motorized vehicles including ATV’s and Dirtbikes. Its a great trail to ride and Id like to keep riding it.
"Pedestrian Use Only" = foot traffic only, no bikes
"No Motorized Vehicles including ATV’s and Dirtbikes" = mt bikes are allowed
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"brianW" wrote
"No Motorized Vehicles including ATV’s and Dirtbikes" = mt bikes are allowed
No…..
"No Motorized Vehicles including ATV’s and Dirtbikes" = nothing with a motor is allowed on the trail. Has nothing to do with mountain bikes one way or the other.
A sign at the grocery store that says "Oranges $2/lbs" doesn’t mean "Apples $1/lbs" 😄
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But, according to the OP, it also says "pedestrian use only" which would imply "nothing but feet"
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Thanks for the inputs, I will check into it with the maintainers.
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