Why we build our rigs...

[ameining]

Preface: I was up at the lodge talking to some local friends, and our lodge is 5.5 miles off the highway. 7 miles down the main road is a separate road called '2 Mile Road' which is a tricky road even in dry conditions....

I was told 'Adam, after first snow vehicles can't make it to the top of 2 mile....'

That was a challenge for me!!

CANT MAKE IT TO THE TOP??? This is the top, haha.

Posing on the way down:

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[KidVermicious]

Excellent.

 

[Hepar]

Fantastic.

 

[BigFishAllDay]

Outstanding! :hatsoff:

 

[LittleCaesar]

Love that rear bumper....

 

[BrianSD_42]

Awesome but I think you should have titled the thread "Why I live in CO"

I'm down here in San Diego and it is an hour and a half drive to the desert. A lot of fun sure but no snow and pretty low altitude trails.

 

[ar1five]

awesome:banana:

 

[z28forlife]

badass rig man! Looks like a lot of fun. Congrats!

 

[ameining]

Thanks guys!

Yeah Brian it is true that the Colorado roads can be a bit more fun than some others...but you get back at me when it takes me 3 hours to get a gallon of milk compared to whatever it takes you!!

 

[liv2bike]

thanks for all that awesomeness man. nice rig. well built. beautiful country.

 

[Garage Guy]

I'm down here in San Diego and it is an hour and a half drive to the desert. A lot of fun sure but no snow and pretty low altitude trails.

To pretend you are in Colorado, take the Nate Harrison Grade up to the top of Palomar. 5500' at the summit and they got snow there yesterday. Might look a little something like this: Palomar Mountain...Nate Harrison Grade - YouTube

--Paul

 

[JohnnyMack]

Nice bumpers. I miss the old Colorado plates, green/white.

 

[Big John]

To pretend you are in Colorado, take the Nate Harrison Grade up to the top of Palomar. 5500' at the summit and they got snow there yesterday. Might look a little something like this: Palomar Mountain...Nate Harrison Grade - YouTube

--Paul

Or go to the desert and have some fun. That's where I'd be this weekend had I not moved away.

 

[Big John]

Or… You could come wheel in CO and bring me a giant ice chest filled with carne asada burritos and rolled tacos with a sh*t ton of guac.
Only two things I miss about CA… Real mexican food and the desert.

 

[BigFishAllDay]

Or… You could come wheel in CO and bring me a giant ice chest filled with carne asada burritos and rolled tacos with a sh*t ton of guac.
Only two things I miss about CA… Real mexican food and the desert.

California doesn't have real mexican food. Come to ABQ.

 

[awdjunkies]

California doesn't have real mexican food. Come to ABQ.

Okay, I am not Mexican but what is real Mexican food? I have gone to a few restaurants here in town and a couple in the bay area and they all taste the same.

 

[BrianSD_42]

:guitar2:

BigFishAllDay:

California doesn't have real mexican food. Come to ABQ

I thought ABQ, NM was known for its chicken not Mexican Food.

I here the food at this restaurant is great:

 

[BrianSD_42]

Okay, I am not Mexican but what is real Mexican food? I have gone to a few restaurants here in town and a couple in the bay area and they all taste the same.

THIS IS REAL MEXICAN FOOD!





From a little taco-shop on Clairemont Mesa Blvd in San Diego.

Left: Tostada de Ceviche $4

Right: Carne Asada Taco $3


:thumb3:

 

[ameining]

THIS IS REAL MEXICAN FOOD!





From a little taco-shop on Clairemont Mesa Blvd in San Diego.

Left: Tostada de Ceviche $4

Right: Carne Asada Taco $3


:thumb3:

Love that this thread turned into a cuisine discussion! that is true mexican food, and looks amazing!!

 

[awdjunkies]

[/Love that this thread turned into a cuisine discussion! that is true mexican food, and looks amazing!!

LOL My apologies ^ but that LOOKS Really delicious, what is Ceviche?

"edit"

Wait I googled it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceviche so its like shushi?