I did it! The SoCal Trifecta
- Thread starter whipkiller
- Start date
Register to hide this ad
whipkiller
New member
whipkiller
New member
whipkiller
New member
To those of you who say living in Southern California is too expensive, or too crowded, or too whatever...
You're probably right, but where else can you do all this in three days on a couple of tanks of gas?!
BTW, I was so tired and sore from the Trifecta, when I got done surfing Sunday I almost couldn't pull my wetsuit off.
You're probably right, but where else can you do all this in three days on a couple of tanks of gas?!
BTW, I was so tired and sore from the Trifecta, when I got done surfing Sunday I almost couldn't pull my wetsuit off.
CJ3Flyr
Super Moderator
That's very cool!
As a small boy we lived in San Bernardino (Norton Air Force Base). My Dad and his friend took me on a trifecta pilgrimage when I was 5. We camped, rode dirt bikes and went to the beach. Camping included a run up to a higher elevation for some sledding and a snowman
It is pretty awesome there. I guess it's a bit different now as compared with 1969.
:cheers:
As a small boy we lived in San Bernardino (Norton Air Force Base). My Dad and his friend took me on a trifecta pilgrimage when I was 5. We camped, rode dirt bikes and went to the beach. Camping included a run up to a higher elevation for some sledding and a snowman
It is pretty awesome there. I guess it's a bit different now as compared with 1969.:cheers:
whipkiller
New member
CJ3Flyr said:That's very cool!
As a small boy we lived in San Bernardino (Norton Air Force Base). My Dad and his friend took me on a trifecta pilgrimage when I was 5. We camped, rode dirt bikes and went to the beach. Camping included a run up to a higher elevation for some sledding and a snowman
:cheers:
I don't think I ever went there in the '60's, but I think it's probably safe to assume it's a little different now! LOL
CJ3Flyr
Super Moderator
:bugeye::bigok: I just studied that second shot enough to realize that's a Honda trike! You're alive with most of your parts intact:bowdown:
I rode a friends a good bit as a kid. He had the no suspesion 70cc (or was it a 110?) thing and I had a Trail (CT)70. All I remember is I only put my foot down in a turn one time :bash: :dammit:
Lesson learned Good times...
:cheers:
I rode a friends a good bit as a kid. He had the no suspesion 70cc (or was it a 110?) thing and I had a Trail (CT)70. All I remember is I only put my foot down in a turn one time :bash: :dammit:
Lesson learned Good times...:cheers:
Last edited:
whipkiller
New member
CJ3Flyr said::bugeye::bigok: I just studied that second shot enough to realize that's a Honda trike! You're alive with most of your parts intact:bowdown:
I rode a friends a good bit as a kid. He had the no suspesion 70cc (or was it a 110?) thing and I had a Trail (CT)70. All I remember is I only put my foot down in a turn one time :bash: :dammit:
:cheers:
Long live the 3-Wheeler! I've got two of them and yes, most of my parts are intact, so far. (Although depending on who you ask there may be some moderate brain damage.)
Yeah you learn pretty quickly not to put your foot down on this thing, do it in the sand and it'll suck you right off the bike! I kinda' put my foot down on this one, but fortunately I was already coming off the bike!
