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20th Annual Coal Mine Cruiser Classic
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@afgman786 Just come wheel!
Stumpalama
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Registered.
Hope I remember to register tomorrow.
You have time, from their link;
Registration closes on June 30th, 2019.
A driver’s event shirt will be included with registrations completed by June 10th. If you register after June 10th an event shirt may be purchased during the event while supplies last.
Registered and reconfirming will have spondoolies for Crusha and a tent site if available. Might just be me in a small swag so easy to double up with someone if the can handle quality gas.
I am registered. Brother Burl and I will be living LARGE in a cabin.
I need to pay him before he throws me out for one of you low lives!
I need to pay him before he throws me out for one of you low lives!
Do we have an idea where we will be wheeling. I’m sure we are going to make a trip to AOAA.
I’m planing to be there Thursday also.
I figure I can lead a trip to AAOA Friday. We have enough good trails now in our itinerary to offer you guys a good day of wheeling on interesting and challenging trails. Don't want to do it Saturday with the need for being back at camp in time for cleanup and meal/raffle. This will basically be a black trail run.
Having said that on our last two trips to AAOA I was introduced to some interesting blue trails really close to the staging area. Had a blast doing them in yesterday's club run. And in that area we came across the trail named after Bob Bascom- "tunnel of love".
Having said that on our last two trips to AAOA I was introduced to some interesting blue trails really close to the staging area. Had a blast doing them in yesterday's club run. And in that area we came across the trail named after Bob Bascom- "tunnel of love".
Stumpalama
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That was Upper Anthracite where Pacer broke the birf. Planning to do Lower Anthracite first, then Bee Line, then Upper Anthracite. If we get through all of them OK and in a timely fashion I'd like to do the Pit. For more action time permitting it could be trail 36, or the Twister/Barney Rubble pairing. All these trails are in very close proximity to each other. Enough challenging trails for a great day. These are all black trails the easiest of which are Barney Rubble and Twister and most of you guys have done those two. The lower part of Lower Anthracite is challenging both the anthracite trails go directly up the creek bed. We did those trails downhill in February or March and it was quite the interesting day.
Hmmm. Cheaper than a day at Rausch. Might have to join y'all. I'll be in my 80 - locked on 315's but not sure if I'll have my winch installed by then.
It might make more sense for me to hit something less aggressive than BLACK, so ping me if you're in the same boat, but I've been know to not make sense.
I am SO looking forward to this trip.
It might make more sense for me to hit something less aggressive than BLACK, so ping me if you're in the same boat, but I've been know to not make sense.
I am SO looking forward to this trip.
Same boat. Not sure how much Black I can take after my roof top addition. I'm sure there will be others that feel the same way, so we should be able to come up with a plan.
Stumpalama
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You'll be fine.
@apinti Do you need any trail spares in KO2 315? I have 2 with under 5000 miles that I just got that as part of a package that have small sidewall slices but they don't completely penetrate the sidewall. Free. Same deal goes for anyone once Mitch replies, you just have to deal with my unknown schedule for transporting them from NC - it can happen before CMCC, tho.
EDIT: 6/11/19 Both tires are now spoken for and will be delivered by tomorrow.
EDIT: 6/11/19 Both tires are now spoken for and will be delivered by tomorrow.
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