Events/Trails Seattle area role call and planning thread

[speyrod]

Thanks, Leavenworth is a great trip and a long day or easy overnight from Bainbridge ( where I saw another 200 yesterday with RW's anyone here?).

between now and June anything on the docked? weekends work best due to travel.

 

[raincityrider]

Nothing on the books yet.

 

[mbach]

Was it Magnetic Gray?

 

[TOMN8R]

Bellingham newb checking in

 

[raincityrider]

Was it Magnetic Gray?

Not clear what you are asking.

 

[tbisaacs]

Bellingham newb checking in

welcome! Let’s see it!

 

[Lexzilla]

I'm not from Bainbridge, but I am in a metallic gray 200 (lx) on rws.
Always game for a trail ride in the area.

 

[raincityrider]

Gottta find the time put these on.

 

[raincityrider]

I'm not from Bainbridge, but I am in a metallic gray 200 (lx) on rws.
Always game for a trail ride in the area.
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Are you running a sensor lift?

 

[Lexzilla]

Are you running a sensor lift?

No. Just in high in the picture. I have the front spacers sitting here to do a sensor leveling, just haven't gotten around to it

 

[Wafflroo]

Just found this thread yesterday. Bought my 2013 lx back in October. Currently what she looks like.

I’m just off of Bainbridge, I’ve seen lots of stock lc and lx’s rolling around. Not sure if they’re any of you guys.

Found this lc last year at Costco in silverdale had to park my Tacoma next to it.

 

[tbisaacs]

What’s Tahuya like this time of year in terms of water? @kreiten has lead a couple of runs through and they are always a ton of fun.

 

[mbach]

Not clear what you are asking.

I was curious if the LC seen on Bainbridge was Magnetic Gray.

 

[mbach]

What’s Tahuya like this time of year in terms of water? @kreiten has lead a couple of runs through and they are always a ton of fun.

There is a lot of water at Tahuya.

 

[tbisaacs]

Looks like someone was just there. Will report back.

 

[dubyahard]

Tahuya is 3 hours away for me. I may have to do this if the scheduling works out. Maybe camp for a night.

 

[tbisaacs]

Tahuya is 3 hours away for me. I may have to do this if the scheduling works out. Maybe camp for a night.

Generally speaking, anything in the pennensula is 3 hours away for everyone I've done two MUD trips at Tahuya—we meet very early and usually get our fill by lunch. Home by dinner-ish.

 

[mbach]

A nice place to stop on the way for breakfast is The Hideaway
Sit on the bar side

 

[kreiten]

What’s Tahuya like this time of year in terms of water? @kreiten has lead a couple of runs through and they are always a ton of fun.

it's gonna def be muddy but from my experience most of the trails have really good drainage built in to them keeping the water depth to a couple feet or less. Just my 2 cents. This is the best time of year to go out there in my opinion.

 

[LandForce1]

it's gonna def be muddy but from my experience most of the trails have really good drainage built in to them keeping the water depth to a couple feet or less. Just my 2 cents. This is the best time of year to go out there in my opinion.

Let's go!!!!! What works for everyone?