Good Times
New member
I'm gonna plan a Big Bear run which is open to anyone interested. This will be similar to the last trip that I went to:
http://www.yotatech.com/showthread.php?t=36090
If those that want to camp, you're free to camp in the same spot as it's pretty secluded from the outside world making it a nice place to camp. The details are on that old link.
Location: Gray's Peak Group Camp (if available.)
Date: December 10, 2005 Saturday
Trails: Anything and everything goes... Gold Mtn, John Bull, Holcomb Creek to name a few along with a bunch of others too. This will depend on who shows up but expect the variety of trails!
I'm going to be up there just for the day. Meeting will vary depending on who's going. I've asked Bruce and he said he's pretty sure he'll do it pending some necessary mods he's gotta complete b4 the trip.
If you're interested, post away so we can get a headcount and finalize this deal. Last time Birdman did the difficult trail on Sunday and came out pretty clean for the most part except for one part where he was being a goof ball
So the trails are doable although I haven't been up there since last year so I don't know of the exact conditions. Same rules will apply.
Lift and good tires and sliders minimum for the harder stuff and then the easy stuff will be whatever you want. I will try to have a trail map for two levels if needed. I'd love to do the hard trail this time so if someone wants to do the easy one feel free to speak up!
Who's down? Just wondering :0
This will be open for all skill levels. When we assemble on Saturday, we'll do a brief headcount and split the groups accordingly. It would be nice to have alteast 3-4 minimum per group.
If it looks like we'll have a pretty good showing of 2wd and rookie offroaders, I'll go up friday night to do a night survey run for you guys so it won't be too hard nor too boring. This will only apply if you guys are commited though so speak up Since it's been 1 yr since the last time I was there, I really don't remember the condition of each trail so I'd like to do a quick run for the rookie route.
Anyway, this is a family event so please feel free to bring loved ones and even pets
http://www.yotatech.com/showthread.php?t=36090
If those that want to camp, you're free to camp in the same spot as it's pretty secluded from the outside world making it a nice place to camp. The details are on that old link.
Location: Gray's Peak Group Camp (if available.)
Date: December 10, 2005 Saturday
Trails: Anything and everything goes... Gold Mtn, John Bull, Holcomb Creek to name a few along with a bunch of others too. This will depend on who shows up but expect the variety of trails!
I'm going to be up there just for the day. Meeting will vary depending on who's going. I've asked Bruce and he said he's pretty sure he'll do it pending some necessary mods he's gotta complete b4 the trip.
If you're interested, post away so we can get a headcount and finalize this deal. Last time Birdman did the difficult trail on Sunday and came out pretty clean for the most part except for one part where he was being a goof ball
So the trails are doable although I haven't been up there since last year so I don't know of the exact conditions. Same rules will apply.
Lift and good tires and sliders minimum for the harder stuff and then the easy stuff will be whatever you want. I will try to have a trail map for two levels if needed. I'd love to do the hard trail this time so if someone wants to do the easy one feel free to speak up!
Who's down? Just wondering :0
This will be open for all skill levels. When we assemble on Saturday, we'll do a brief headcount and split the groups accordingly. It would be nice to have alteast 3-4 minimum per group.
If it looks like we'll have a pretty good showing of 2wd and rookie offroaders, I'll go up friday night to do a night survey run for you guys so it won't be too hard nor too boring. This will only apply if you guys are commited though so speak up Since it's been 1 yr since the last time I was there, I really don't remember the condition of each trail so I'd like to do a quick run for the rookie route.
Anyway, this is a family event so please feel free to bring loved ones and even pets
