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Same post as Adv.4x4.Bluetribal said:
It's off of Buckman Springs Rd. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=...16.562281&spn=0.015381,0.028925&t=h&z=15&om=1
4th of July run?
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It's off of Buckman Springs Rd. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=...16.562281&spn=0.015381,0.028925&t=h&z=15&om=1
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619TOY said:
A couple of guys from Adv.4x4 are also going, including Denis (who we met on the way out to Carveacre).
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619TOY said:Yes, I had already seen that the lunacy is spreading. You can still count me in
I vote we meet at the same place at 7:00 and no later.
I just posted 7:30 over on Adv.4x4.Going to change it quick . . .
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Okay, Don't think anyone saw 7:30.
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Nice reinforcement over there!619TOY said:Nuthin' I love more than a riveting game of internet tag
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Oh yeah, right on.619TOY said:
Okay we're set for 7:00am @ Carl's Jr. - Tavern Rd.
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Looks like fun. Also looks like sliders would be very helpful on that run!
How HOT was it...
Oh and don't forget to submit this to the Perfect Trail Thread.....
How HOT was it...
Oh and don't forget to submit this to the Perfect Trail Thread.....
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That looks hella fun actually.
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Bluetribal said:
Sliders are essential. We all had sliders and we all used them at one point or another (yes EVEN Steve!). I dragged myself over almost everything. . . . I need to get those springs from Kevin.
It was hot, but not unbearable. I'd say it was in the mid 90's (?).
Both Steve and I were having A/C problems and high temps. It was pretty tough on the 80's. My hood was soooooo hot. I'm sure I could've cooked an egg on that sucker.
Okay.Bluetribal said:
It's a really fun area. We only did part of Bronco Peak because it got quite rough. We all agreed that we'd try it someday. We ran Sidewinder all the way though. It supposed to be only a mile long, but man, it sure seems longer. Obstacles around every turn. There are still trails that are closed due to the fire last year (Gunslinger & Bronco Flats). When those open up, there will be more exploring to do . . .SOCALFJ said:
I've been out to this area many times, mostly dirtbikes. I (for some reason) never even thought of running the "interior" trails in a 4x4, even though I knew people did it. I ALWAY ran the Los Pinos Four-Wheel Drive Route which runs the perimeter. That trail does not compare to what these other trails offer. Can't wait till it cools off.
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Reid, you just made me feel better about rolling on 33s and running OMEs. Seems everybody is going taller and higher but you just showed you can still hang with the old school stuff if you have the skills.
Thanks for the work on the videos.
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It can get old dragging yourself over obstacles though. My sliders and rear bumper are well used. J's are in my future . . .Bluto said:
Glad you liked the 'work'.
Great video! Makes me feel better since I wasn't there...
Uhm, no. Glad you had fun though and thanks for sharing.
Uhm, no. Glad you had fun though and thanks for sharing.
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Maybe next time you can get out there with us (when it cools off)!Slomo said:Great video! Makes me feel better since I wasn't there...
Uhm, no. Glad you had fun though and thanks for sharing.
