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a friend and i going for a drive... i have the silver one, the 2002 RV has a 6in lift and 35in BFG muddies...
a friend and i going for a drive... i have the silver one, the 2002 RV has a 6in lift and 35in BFG muddies...
my UZJ100
Hi, this is my UZJ100.
Planning on putting back the oem rims and 285 75 16 tires soon.
Chad
Hi, this is my UZJ100.
Planning on putting back the oem rims and 285 75 16 tires soon.
Chad
Here's one for the N74L skeptics.
:shotts:
Imogene Pass Colorado
:shotts:Imogene Pass Colorado
Here's one for the N74L skeptics.
Imogene Pass Colorado
Mountain biked over Imogene about 20-years ago...neat area (at least two decades ago!).
Looks great John,
I'm heading to Ouray later this month. Was black bear open when you went, i've heard it's gnarly? I was looking though your pics and I could'nt tell if you came all the way down switchbacks...
I'm planning on hitting Yankee Boy, Imogene, Engineer and Ophir
I'm heading to Ouray later this month. Was black bear open when you went, i've heard it's gnarly? I was looking though your pics and I could'nt tell if you came all the way down switchbacks...
I'm planning on hitting Yankee Boy, Imogene, Engineer and Ophir
BBPass was not open until a week later. We drove it from the bottom up until it was closed. I don't know if I'll do BBP again after my first experience.
After all my trips up there I have never done UPPER Yankee BB and/or Governor Basin until now. Those are must-do's in my opinion. Instead of doing YBB then Imogen then Ophir, I will from now on do:
YBB (incl upper)
Governor Basin (to the end)
Imogene
And return to Ouray via Lost Dollar Road (sweet scenery!) and Ridgeway
HAVE FUN UP THERE. If ANY way possible get with another truck and do Pooughkeepsie Gulch. There's nothing better!
Upper YBBasin:
100 winches F150:
Where I was glad I was on the INSIDE:
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I didn't know you were that old.
Hey...watch it...I started early!
I did a very cool and scenic mountain bike self-contained ride a number of years ago: Started in Lake City...up and over Engineer's Pass (13,300')...down to Ouray...then up to Silverton...then up and over Cinnamon Pass (12,800' ?) back down to Lake City. It is a 4x4 route...I'd love to go back some day and do it in the LC. Have you been on this route?
That's the famous Alpine Loop. Here's my 2007 trip:
http://shottscruisers.smugmug.com/gallery/3167033
Here's a poser 100 pic from that route to add to the thread:
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Off to Ouray in the AM. Everything is open but Pooughkeepsie Gulch. Did BBP last year (2006) the 1st day it opened in a 100% stock 100 series with no problem. BBP is nothing like it was 15 years ago when it had a large pucker factor.
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bluecruiser
SILVER Star
Ouray earlier this week...
good times...great puddles..
good times...great puddles..
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100 winches F150:
What in the world was up with this 150? Did he stall, run out of gas, or simply did not manage the hairpin turn and did a 180 going down?
Apart from that, VERY cool pictures from a BEAUTIFUL area (and a nice collection on smugmug). Here in the PNW, there are few (if any) places where you actually easiliy get above the tree line, less even close to 10,000 feet and above.
Reminds me a lot of Norway where you can get this at about 3,000 feet and above.
Black Bear Pass 8/07
I am sooooo jealous - we just don't have those kind of off-roading options here on the Atlantic coast!
100 winches F150:
What in the world was up with this 150? Did he stall, run out of gas, or simply did not manage the hairpin turn and did a 180 going down?
Apart from that, VERY cool pictures from a BEAUTIFUL area (and a nice collection on smugmug). Here in the PNW, there are few (if any) places where you actually easiliy get above the tree line, less even close to 10,000 feet and above.
Reminds me a lot of Norway where you can get this at about 3,000 feet and above.
He botched the turn and went too wide when approaching the turn. Having no traction device he got stuck. Good thing there was snowpack there. He was at the road's edge with a long way down.
Never again in the rain for me! I might do it again if dry.
