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Admit it, your cruisers jealous
Planned on bringing one of the mini bikes cough coughYes! Since I'll be trailering this year there will room for the old XL350R... hmmm. If I was rolling solo I'd bring it for sure..
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Planned on bringing one of the mini bikes cough coughYes! Since I'll be trailering this year there will room for the old XL350R... hmmm. If I was rolling solo I'd bring it for sure..
Glad to see I won't be the only Cherry getting popped!
I am going to bring some beers over one night and pick your brain about this. I always enjoy upgrades when it comes to brakes. I picked fellow mudder's brain who used to engineer Wilwood to get my current set up. Always looking for a better stopping power idea.Parts arrived, ready to be swapped in.
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How everything turns out for the best man. Backs are serious injuries and you made a great choice taking it easy instead. Speedy recovery!Argh... I really hate to be making this call, but I’m not going to make it to SAS. I have back issues I’ve been nursing since March, and while I’ve improved greatly, after a lot of driving over this passed weekend I had to be honest with myself that 27+ hours driving is going to be hell without a copilot to share driving duties, etc.
Spinal fusion surgery going down this September, so I should be good to go next year.
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I am going to come out there one day. Always been interested in seeing the NW.SAS Oregon / Mt. Hood- Badger Lake RDView attachment 2378883View attachment 2378884View attachment 2378886View attachment 2378887View attachment 2378888
I got an RV site and it is just me and my 60. So plenty of room if you need a spot to crash in.Hey gang, I totally missed the boat on SAS this year. Life got busy, customer builds, Corona stuff, etc and it just fell off the radar. I'm hoping maybe I can stop by on Tuesday or Wednesday to at least say hi to some old friends. I may even be able to work it out that it's an on-the-way stopover while I'm heading out to Moab to deliver a pretty sweet LJ70/Cummins R2.8 project we're just finishing up (Builds - Machito the LBJ70). Anybody got a spare few feet at their campsite if I need a place to crash and set up a tent for a night?
Personally, I'd run the old tires, then put on the new ones after SAS.So the question is this.
Run the new tires ATs 37x12.5R17 or keep the MTs 345x75R16 on for running SAS?
Well looks like I will keep the MTs on it. Looking at the forecast for Ouray for the next week.... it's going to be wet.Personally, I'd run the old tires, then put on the new ones after SAS.
They are still the same tires from when Seth owned it!@Manitou Decline Good call, but the weather is very unpredictable![]()
The journey begins.......
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Next stop, Amarillo, Texas!
Speaking of bringing back memories:We are packing our teen boyz into our 40 this year!! and all our gear and not bringing a trailer or extra vehicle and no AC... not quite as long of a drive as you guys but it will be tight again... takes me back to 40 for 4 going to Death Valley for 3 weeks! So we are doing 40 for 4 again to SAS 4 but only a week's worth and there are stores around, lol. Looking forward to seeing you guys again and your little beings!! Happy Travels!