i thought i saw some talk that people would be interested in more challenging/technical trails for one of the rides during the takeover. Anyone have any information on where or what trails etc?
ohanacreek
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I had fun on that really steep hill we went up last time at RRB. You know the one where you have to turn your wheels toward a big drop off to get around that tree
We've rode over on the PCB side multiple times, not sure how we never saw that part until this past time Lol.
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Oh yeah, we will find some with a little challenge.
Try the creek ride with the hill climb up the mo rain afterward. It claimed an a-arm and skid plates last time.
Or for a good challenge try going UP widow maker.
Try the creek ride with the hill climb up the mo rain afterward. It claimed an a-arm and skid plates last time.
Or for a good challenge try going UP widow maker.
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Im all for up it! Maybe go down and up that trail? Saturday might be a good day for doing the tough stuff incase someone really screws up a machine they dont ruin the whole weekend.
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I kind of want to ride Dragons Back and Widow maker again ..... in the daylight this time
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I’m good to go anywhere the group wants to go.
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How many batteries and feet of winch line do you have?
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I can see two preferred lines in this picture, one is more interesting than the other!How many batteries and feet of winch line do you have?
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I have plenty of batteries and memory sticks to film. In fact I bet we can pool 4 or 5 Garmens vib together and have them all synced from multiple angles - be like the matrix moviesHow many batteries and feet of winch line do you have?
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I think a master virb can run 10.I have plenty of batteries and memory sticks to film. In fact I bet we can pool 4 or 5 Garmens vib together and have them all synced from multiple angles - be like the matrix movies
I am bringing 2 of my cameras.
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I heard they fixed thatHow many batteries and feet of winch line do you have?
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Plumber32
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Yeah picture in no way does it justice. Right before this. X3-4 and razr 4 couldn't make it. We aint got a prayer. Long wheelbase is good sometimesI can see two preferred lines in this picture, one is more interesting than the other!
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My preferred line would be to right or left of that picture !I can see two preferred lines in this picture, one is more interesting than the other!
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I like drinking beer at the bottom and giving false hope!My preferred line would be to right or left of that picture !
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Lol.. nope. Only left option is going back down the trail you came upMy preferred line would be to right or left of that picture !
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I have gone up that once ...
On a Canned Ham 800 cc ATV
In February 2006 right after Coal Creek opened that trail segment (really opened for a core drilling rig) .....
Those ledges were only about 6” tall at that time and all Coal Creek had done was run a dozer down hill once and it was not packed down or stabilized yet. It must have been open less than a week as I laid down first tracks. Did I mention it was wet and muddy? Barely made it up and I was letting the horses eat.
I’ll pull cable to go up that or go an alternate route to get to the same point now. It won’t hurt my feelings to miss a couple hundred feet of trail. Photos do not capture how ugly that section is (and maybe my mind is stuck on getting a Jeep sized vehicle up that) ....
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On a Canned Ham 800 cc ATV
In February 2006 right after Coal Creek opened that trail segment (really opened for a core drilling rig) .....
Those ledges were only about 6” tall at that time and all Coal Creek had done was run a dozer down hill once and it was not packed down or stabilized yet. It must have been open less than a week as I laid down first tracks. Did I mention it was wet and muddy? Barely made it up and I was letting the horses eat.
I’ll pull cable to go up that or go an alternate route to get to the same point now. It won’t hurt my feelings to miss a couple hundred feet of trail. Photos do not capture how ugly that section is (and maybe my mind is stuck on getting a Jeep sized vehicle up that) ....
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I been riding White Rock since the late 70's, trails have deteriorated badly, off road use has really caught on. I keep reminding myself to tread lightly when I can.
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You won’t get up it if it’s the same as it was when we were there.. maaaaybe if you did a lot of winching and didn’t care to tear up some s***. It was just too far gone.
