DG Rider
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Tried it a number of ways yesterday and couldn't get it to work with google. I DID get it to work with my map app, which is why I deleted the post.@DG Rider, try putting it in without the semi-colon and just leave a space in its place. I got it to pop right up on google maps. I don’t think you’ll want to come in from the south with your 700, but the stream channel was a bit more civil to the north.
I was up there a little less than a year ago...
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Came in from the south. Hit the more eastern, really rough section, did about half of it and said screw this. Went back and did the more Western section...I think this may be the stream bed you are referring to. Nothing bad on it, but the next ridge to the north looked like more super rough stuff.
I didn't see anything that I thought I couldn't make it over (remember, there have been monsoons since then), but having been on the north end before, it didn't think it was worth the constant scraping and banging, so I headed back. I don't mind that type of wheeling IF it goes somewhere cool, but I didn't find the north end all that cool. I did it in my 500 and came about a close as I've ever been to flipping it...
Multi - Shots from the trail.
You would think I'm strange I don't mind how dirty it gets but when I done I gets wash by hand top bottom everything . Bleach white for tires , car soap S C 1 when done . I'm not happy till it looks like it never happened. You could see it nasty one day and the next think it was never rode. I...
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There was also a road I took that seemed to go southeast. For some reason, I didn't take pics of it that day, but you went past some cool rock formations. Unfortunately, the trail was on the side of a hill and has sloped off some to the point that it would have been sketchy sidehilling, so I have no ideal where it goes. Some sport machine would probably do it easy.