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Old Ironsides
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It was an eye opening ride, no pun intended as I had an eye that was damn near swelled shut. I have put my machine to the test several times over the last couple of years, guess that made this the exam! As soon as we rolled into the trail system me and the wife looked at one another and said "OH SH**"! It was intimidating to see that in front of us, more mud, rocks and deep ruts than we've ever seen before. Didn't think we'd make it through half the stuff we were facing but the little P5 kicked butt. You would just put it through pure hell and then see the group stop in front of you only to see a bigger obstacle to overcome than the one you just tackled.
Rode the first day with four P1's and a P7, never thought we could hang with these guys but, believe it or not, some things were easier to get through with the narrow track width, some! Having them there to spot and push us upright when needed gave me more confidence in what we were doing. Big thanks to @Remington @tr005 @hank @bryanusmc and Justin, wouldn't have made it without these guys. Three MI and three AL boys, didn't know some of these guys from Adam a few days ago and now consider them brothers. Just good God fearing people that refuse to leave a man behind.
Too many stories to put in one post, pics and words don't do it justice anyway. Was treated like family everywhere we went, southern hospitality abound. By Sunday the wife was saying y'all, lol. Met a lot of members and their families and had a great time. Epic ride and memories that will last a lifetime.
More to come but now have to go survey the damage.
Rode the first day with four P1's and a P7, never thought we could hang with these guys but, believe it or not, some things were easier to get through with the narrow track width, some! Having them there to spot and push us upright when needed gave me more confidence in what we were doing. Big thanks to @Remington @tr005 @hank @bryanusmc and Justin, wouldn't have made it without these guys. Three MI and three AL boys, didn't know some of these guys from Adam a few days ago and now consider them brothers. Just good God fearing people that refuse to leave a man behind.
Too many stories to put in one post, pics and words don't do it justice anyway. Was treated like family everywhere we went, southern hospitality abound. By Sunday the wife was saying y'all, lol. Met a lot of members and their families and had a great time. Epic ride and memories that will last a lifetime.
More to come but now have to go survey the damage.