the great him
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damnit derek... i didnt want to take my runner out because im having some 4wd issues... i was gonna take the pickup, but if your gonna go i have to take my runner -your and ass-hat! :lol:
damnit derek... i didnt want to take my runner out because im having some 4wd issues... i was gonna take the pickup, but if your gonna go i have to take my runner -your and ass-hat! :lol:
good afternoon gents, so i've replaced my POS 'Destination A/T's' with some Duratrac's and am wondering if their are any wheeling expeditions in the near future? i'm by no means to hang with you "highly modified" guys off in the jungle, but i have the ARB bumper/ winch/ tires/ and a lift, I am feeling much more confident in the un-paved area's.
So anything coming up? or am i too late to the party?
I would be interested in a wheeling trip on day this weekend.
kewl, i work this Friday night, so Saturday is pretty ruff for me, how about Sunday? i'm just getting back into this "sport" i'm not familiar with any trails locally, so i'd be willing to meetup with you wherever you'd like to go!
Where are you thinking of wheeling? There are a few spots around the Cougar and Woodland area as well as Chelatchie Prairie.
I've been through Cougar and Woodland area's (on my Sport-Bike) but no off road adventuring's in those area's yet, as long as the area isn't overwhelmingly difficult i'd be up for any of those spots, so how about you choose your favorite and i'll meet you there?
The Woodland spot has some difficult spots but thats if you choose to go that route. The Chelatchie spot has been getting dumped on by snow but its all fire roads. As song as you air down there shouldn't be any issues. There's a real easy spot about 30mins from Vancouver. Lots of snow and fire roads to travel with some spots you can get into some difficult trails if you want. How long do you want to be gone for? The Chelatchie and Cougar spots are typically an all day thing where as the Woodland and Washougal spots can be a good half day run or you can make it an all day.
The Woodland spot has some difficult spots but thats if you choose to go that route. The Chelatchie spot has been getting dumped on by snow but its all fire roads. As song as you air down there shouldn't be any issues. There's a real easy spot about 30mins from Vancouver. Lots of snow and fire roads to travel with some spots you can get into some difficult trails if you want. How long do you want to be gone for? The Chelatchie and Cougar spots are typically an all day thing where as the Woodland and Washougal spots can be a good half day run or you can make it an all day.
i tend to underestimate my abilities when off-road, fairly sure it's kept me from many problems....
but if i can't hang with the group, i'll make sure to open my mouth and head out with my tail tucked between my legs so everyone else doesn't have to leave too.
i have some great story's of me in my first car (1985 Honda Accord) that had some giant truck operators choking when they say what i drove that car thru when i was a teeny bopper!
bunch of them where standing around a mud field /pond that they just tore up with 38"+ boggers and misc. other trucks, then the accord comes flying up the trail (straddling the ruts) i stop and roll down the window to Bullshit and they where just floored! lol oh the old days...ound: