mpleitez
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Cool.... I was asking because I was considering bringing the boy.
I'll probably have a 7 y/o with me, if i can convince his mom to let me pull him out of school.
That's going to be my biggest challenge.
Classics Go to Moab Part II
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Cool.... I was asking because I was considering bringing the boy.
I'll probably have a 7 y/o with me, if i can convince his mom to let me pull him out of school.
That's going to be my biggest challenge.
4Running Daily
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I'm 17, so fairly young. I'll bring my Dad assuming I still own a 4Runner...
Footofgod
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Get that thing to Utah!
Footofgod
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Bring dad! This is a great father son trip.
Footofgod
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Are we all good to return to Moab Rim campsite? It is close enough to most of the popular trails. Fins and Things and Hell's revenge are right across the street. If so, I can call them and make the reservation.
Food didn't require much planning last year, we all just brought stuff and shared the cost of firewood and what not. Mario is a campfire Executive Chef!
Are we all ok with that or do we want to try and plan out meals? I personally just slap hot dogs on a stick over the fire.
Food didn't require much planning last year, we all just brought stuff and shared the cost of firewood and what not. Mario is a campfire Executive Chef!
Are we all ok with that or do we want to try and plan out meals? I personally just slap hot dogs on a stick over the fire.
KidVermicious
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I'm fully ok with staying at the Moab Rim and planning meals on the fly.
Footofgod
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Footofgod
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This one too. TrailDamage.com - Kane Creek Canyon
KidVermicious
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I'd like to try and find somebody that's done it before, but I'm down for Poison Spider/Gold Crack/Gold Bar. Kane Creek looks like fun, and Seven Mile and Elephant Hill are on my list too.
Footofgod
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Did Seven mile last year beautiful!!!!
I'll have to check out elephant Hill.
Hopefully Riff Raff will have some reports for us.
4Running Daily
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I'm with you on this one. I'm not nearly as capable as a SA rig, a rig on 35's, or Kid V's low range...
KidVermicious
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I dunno that a stock truck could do the Trinity without damage. I'm not sure FoG and I can run the Trinity without damage, but we'll find out.
Speaking for myself, I've got no problem spending most of the trip on moderate trails that are suitable for mild trucks, I like the experience as much as the challenge. Hopefully you stockers will be cool with us ditching you at least one day though?
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Footofgod
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Helomech did it on 31's and open diffs last year.
mikebontoft
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yeah see that's what I'm worried about is scratching my purdy paint job.
Footofgod
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Have winch, will travel.
4Running Daily
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This doesn't sound hard. Probably doable for me too
Footofgod
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The goal being to have fun and be able to drive home, I doubt we would do anything that a stocker can't handle as a group. Definitely going to want good AT tires though.
4Running Daily
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By the time October rolls around, I'll have 33's and skids.
I'm definitely willing to get into some trouble when it comes to damage. I am a pretty decent driver too, I don't see too much of an issue keeping up with you guys, I just don't want to end up on my side haha
I'm definitely willing to get into some trouble when it comes to damage. I am a pretty decent driver too, I don't see too much of an issue keeping up with you guys, I just don't want to end up on my side haha
