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fred2mihi

fred2mihi

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Is there a place I can go to read descriptions about the trails at Moab?

fred2mihi
 
fred2mihi said:
Is there a place I can go to read descriptions about the trails at Moab?

fred2mihi
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Working on one specifically for BB'07...
 
Charles A Wells; Guide to Moab, UT Backroads & 4-wheel drive trails.

Good book.
 
Ok guys, I am considering coming down, even if it is just an overnighter sat and sun, but since I know that the K5 won't be lifted by then...Are there going to be trails that a basically stock K5 on 33's can run? The good times are great, but the point for me is to wheel. I may stay Friday but that will depend on the wife and kids.
 
lectric80 said:
Ok guys, I am considering coming down, even if it is just an overnighter sat and sun, but since I know that the K5 won't be lifted by then...Are there going to be trails that a basically stock K5 on 33's can run? The good times are great, but the point for me is to wheel. I may stay Friday but that will depend on the wife and kids.
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Another Utahn!! You can run lots of trails.
 
Thanks for the info, that page is now in my favorites.

And, yes there are lots of trails that I have run, and many more I will be running, there is just too much fun to be had in the hills around here.
 
Hmm now why wouldn't I trust you? Sorry to say but at age 60 I'm still pretty naieve about trails. In 1993 we went down Metal Masher in a stock S-10 and a rental Explorer. I can still remember the rubber that was laid down on some of the boulders.
I never carried so many rocks in my life, if we couldn't have gotten down we would have been stranded. I have a few changes in mind for thumper so maybe I will be better prepared.
I have been studying a couple of books that 70jimmy loaned me. Several trails look intriguing such as Sevenmile Rim
Guess I need to check here more often.

fred2mihi
 
fred2mihi said:
Hmm now why wouldn't I trust you? Sorry to say but at age 60 I'm still pretty naieve about trails. In 1993 we went down Metal Masher in a stock S-10 and a rental Explorer. I can still remember the rubber that was laid down on some of the boulders.
I never carried so many rocks in my life, if we couldn't have gotten down we would have been stranded. I have a few changes in mind for thumper so maybe I will be better prepared.
I have been studying a couple of books that 70jimmy loaned me. Several trails look intriguing such as Sevenmile Rim
Guess I need to check here more often.

fred2mihi
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After this weekend you will have a new outlook on wheeling..........I will make sure you have a good seat.
 
That's what scares me, I'll probably have thumper listed with all of the rest after this weekend. :):) I look forward to just looking at all of your trucks.

fred2mihi
 
Jack will have an open seat if you would like to do a little rock racing this weekend as well.:D
 
Thanks Stephon I think I have a seat with someone. Just don't know who.

fred2mihi
 
I came, I saw and I went over the waterfall with Branndon what a great way to end a day! Thanks also to Nate and Jessica, Toby, Dawn and Tracy for giving me a seat in their rigs. I had ridden in Tobys old truck, this new one is just plain great. Nate was gracious to let a total stranger start out the day with him, THANK YOU NATE. Nates Waggoneer takes a backseat to no one. Yes Dave, I am embarrased to say I didn't know about Branndon and Jack being there. You should have seen the race between Branndon and Steve back down Rim Road it wasn't long before they were just a cloud of dust.

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