3D was also fun and when I did it it was very doable for a group of VX's - that was about 14 years ago tho... guesss I should go back and check it out again!
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3D was also fun and when I did it it was very doable for a group of VX's - that was about 14 years ago tho... guesss I should go back and check it out again!
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I've never done 3D, and I'd like to check out a new trail.
Plus, I think it won't scare any VXers away...
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I did 3D about 3-4 years ago...fun easy...some high-speed sand runs.IIRC Mark(mshardeman) thought I was crazy going so fast...Crazy Texan
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Any "optional" stuff to play on? Something new is a good thing though.
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Klondike Bluffs is a GREAT trail as well... nothing extremely difficult
Its a little far from town, but a fun trail. just my $.02
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WHAT!! Far from town? It is a bit North, but not far really. Now... Elephant Hill....... THAT is far!!Originally Posted by pbkid
Chicken Corners has some nice overlooks, but no real 4 wheeling involved... and LONG. There are really very few trails out there once you keep going back year after year AND if you have a stock four wheeler.
So, want something new?? Run the trail (that you have run 4 times already) backwards!!
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Eagles Dare? Really? It is part of Golden Spike but if you want I will take you!
Todd
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Todd, as we have done in the past, we can leave it up to you to surprise us. Knowing the trails and vehicles as you do you always come through with something doable yet challenging.
Also, for any 1st timers...if you don't already have one I highly suggest you get a cb radio (a handheld will get you by and are inexspensive). Without one you miss a big part of the exsperience...in addition to general trail comunnications and chatter many of the seasoned trail leaders, such as Todd, have a wealth of knowledge about the orgins of the trail and history of the area that they share along the way. Plus you can razz those of us that try stupid stuff and end up stuck!
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I have a handheld CB that anyone is welcome to use. I'll charge it up and make sure it's ready to go.
Todd, I didn't think that you guys were coming. Now I'm all kinda jazzed to go on the VX run......will you hold my hand, again, when I get a-scared?
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Fine by me!Would you have to take Linda's Jeep or would your VX make it? I'll be in my Jeep this year...
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im pretty sure todds vx would be fine, but i will let him speak as he knows more. I ran poison spider-golden crack- gold bar with me and jofotoz in his VX last year with no strap needed.Fine by me!
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well yeah fine, I have seen a near stock Cherokee with 31"s do the same thing but this a different route that I am sure Todd has been on and the rest of us have not.
Super VXer
Oh, dont mistake justin. I take no claim to know the trails better than others. I just follow the book to get me there, and use the skinny pedal when I get there
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Might be something completely different this year. We do plan on being there but will just bring the VX. We will be at Pack Creek Campground on Murphy Lane as usual but with a different tow rig. No big motorhome we have downsized to a camper on a one ton truck.Todd, as we have done in the past, we can leave it up to you to surprise us. Knowing the trails and vehicles as you do you always come through with something doable yet challenging.
Also, for any 1st timers...if you don't already have one I highly suggest you get a cb radio (a handheld will get you by and are inexspensive). Without one you miss a big part of the exsperience...in addition to general trail comunnications and chatter many of the seasoned trail leaders, such as Todd, have a wealth of knowledge about the orgins of the trail and history of the area that they share along the way. Plus you can razz those of us that try stupid stuff and end up stuck!
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