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| November 20, 2008 @ 7:59pm | Will be at the campsite early Sat morning.Will be camping Sat. Hope you have lots of fire wood. Any one up to a night ride Sat night.
Robert B. |
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| November 20, 2008 @ 6:57am | Green and white?
This is a DRZ400?
If it is a DRZ, how much $$ |
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| Sweet Spot Trails, Thanks Doug | November 20, 2008 @ 6:53am | Last weekend was the first time I've been out to Sweet Spot for many months, maybe a year.
The improvements that Doug, Cary, Floyd, and I don't know who else, have made are really GREAT!
Doug has put in a few new sections of trail and re-routed several sections that are worn and beat. Plus other repairs like filling in deep ruts with rocks, and using an Army shovel!
I appreciate your time and energy and all you have done out at SS Doug.
Thanks,
devro |
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| November 20, 2008 @ 6:47am | I don't realy know what I'm suposed to do as I am already "large" (and geting larger it seems).
But I do graciously accept the nomination.
devro |
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| November 20, 2008 @ 6:45am | OK, but when I mount a tire the rim lock is already in the wheel, the tube is in the tire and the valve stem goes in it's little hole first before the tire goes on.
Is there another way to do it?
Pete, you can't have one until it is produced by KTM or BMW. It will then cost $141! |
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| Brock Creek Sat & Sunday Nov. 22,23 | November 20, 2008 @ 6:37am | I'll be camping at the BC campground Thurs thru Sunday.
If you are riding Sat or Sun swing by in the morning and pick me up.
Maybe I'll ride up the hill and make a cell call Friday night to see if you are or are not riding.
Or just come on and camp, I have fire wood, bring a chair.
devro |
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| November 20, 2008 @ 6:34am | Well hello Tommy!
Be glad to meet and ride with ya.
(Be careful hanging around Doug, OK?) |
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| November 20, 2008 @ 6:30am | Hey jeffro!,
Glad you finally got to get on line and I hope you found your pictures. Beleive me we were all yelling the Salute (can't write it on this web page) when the camera was going off.
Hey, can't you sell some stuff on the black market over there? Enough to buy a new bike? At a campfire discussion at an ADV ride we all decidied an XR650 is just perfect for you.
Maybe you ought to let me go get the DRZ and drop it off at Dougs so he can go over it and get it ready to ride.
Let me know and I'll go get it.
I found an uncut Everett trail at BC yesterday and started to cut it in. It's in Moccassin Hollow.
Send a mailing address to devrodirt@hotmail.com I have something to send to you.
later,
devro |
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| November 20, 2008 @ 6:20am | Zane,
#28 is Schoolhouse Hollow Trail. If you rode up the worst hills on that trail you get a merit badge for Loosie Lower and Loosie Upper, that would be if you were riding east to west. If you rode west to east then you went down the Loosie hills, you then would have gone up the double climb up Schoolhouse and that hill doesn't earn a merit badge.
When you feel real mean and brave and macho, sort of like jeffro in the morning, try Copperhead. The trailhead is at the bottom of Loosie Lower, look for the stacks of rocks marking the entrence to the trail. Warning: Don't go alone and allow two hours of daylight to be safe.
See ya this Sunday? |
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| November 18, 2008 @ 6:46pm | Just wait until I make some new stuff on the new area if you think that's hard. I love making tough trails. I learned from the best, Devro and Everett Ratliff.
Everett made that loop by riding into the valley and having no choice but to ride out. I think he mentioned dark, spitting snow, Sabertoothed Tigers and a Mastodon being seen down in that valley. I bet until he went in there not more than a few men traveled into it in several hundred years. The first time I went down into it there was just a few ribbons tied to trees here and there. Imagine Everett riding down in there with no trail, no branches cut, snowing, almost dark. What an adventurer!
Tim Carr is another one. He rode into valleys at Brock Creek by himself too. When Everett took me into some places that were seemingly impassible he would point to a little peice of ribbon and a couple of marks on a log from a knobby that I would have missed and tell me: "That Tim Carr was here, look at where he rode up that hill"! "Let's see if we can do it"! Sometimes we could, sometimes not. |
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