Big Bear Run 11/06/2016
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Sorry, I looked at my Calendar wrong. What time are you guys going to start on Sunday and what trail do you plan to run first?
Ok. I just finished talking with my wife and apparently we have my sons end of season pizza party on Sunday afternoon and I'm the coach so I should probably be there. Looks like I will have to pass this time. You guys have fun.
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Sorry you won't be able to make it. Next time I'll try to get the world out sooner.
Looking forward to it Nick. It's been too long.
Usually we do gold mountain, john bull, holcomb, then optionally dishpan.
Usually we do gold mountain, john bull, holcomb, then optionally dishpan.
1973Guppie
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ugh, bummed I could not make this, truck is in pieces and I started a new job, unfortunately work weekends and nights.
Trip report: solid wheeling.
We spent a couple hours helping out a newer grand Cherokee who was in way over his head. First time in rough stuff and he was not prepared nor was his rig capable of doing the trail without damage.
I ran 37"x12.5" km2 tires for several years and just switched over to the nitto mud grapplers in 37x13.5. They are pretty amazing as long as you air way down. Very stiff and heavy tires. I ran them at 10 pounds and they were very grippy did not use lockers much.
I am still running stock 2" rear bumps tops and it is too little for the 13.5 inch width. In this action shot, the driver side rear tire is so stuffed my truck gripped itself so hard I could not move.
We spent a couple hours helping out a newer grand Cherokee who was in way over his head. First time in rough stuff and he was not prepared nor was his rig capable of doing the trail without damage.
I ran 37"x12.5" km2 tires for several years and just switched over to the nitto mud grapplers in 37x13.5. They are pretty amazing as long as you air way down. Very stiff and heavy tires. I ran them at 10 pounds and they were very grippy did not use lockers much.
I am still running stock 2" rear bumps tops and it is too little for the 13.5 inch width. In this action shot, the driver side rear tire is so stuffed my truck gripped itself so hard I could not move.
Noah, how long till you can wheel your rig? I still think about dusy. One of these years we'll do another run.
1973Guppie
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I can go as early as next spring, let me know, let's do it, we just all have to buy in and plan it.
Derrick, how the heck are you? Haven't seen you in quite some time.
Doing well! Moved on to a Hundy for camping/expedition as I got over the rock crawlin' bug. Still up here in VC. I saw you awhile back so I assume you are still in VC as well. Hope you are doing well! Cheers!
D.
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It's been awhile since I've been on here, so you don't have the cruiser anymore Derrick?
Unfortunately sold it about a year ago but bought a Hundy so at least I'm not cruiserless.