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Crabbin is not that fun of a job. i feel for these chaps.

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Synthetic is bad for the clutch, and so is car oil. (penzoil, etc.)

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Mobil 1 red cap is the only "auto synthetic" approved by Kawasaki for wet clutch use

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Crabbin is not that fun of a job. i feel for these chaps.

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Ive thought about doin the seawork agin. may have to get on the tugs hr>

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Gee, where is everybody tonight?
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The leg wins, going to the doctor tomorrow. I don't know if I want it to be broke or torn.............img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif" border="0">

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Does anyone have a preference or know what clucth kits are the best. I need to get a new clutch according to DJ. He rode my quad and told me that my clutch was slipping.

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F650 pickups That truck and boat were seen cruising down I5 a few week ago I had to change my underwear hr>

That Truck & Boat belong to the same guy that owns The ROCK pizza parlors........HHHHHMMMMMM

I know they have very good pizza but am i paying too much?????????

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Gee, where is everybody tonight?
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Howdy Sean!!

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Gee, where is everybody tonight?
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Don't forget, I'm from Texas, education is last on our list of priorities hr>

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Rock Candy + Flat Tire = A Very Disgruntled Doughnutholes.

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

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I have an off topic ? here i started a topic in the right forum toy haulers etc but i recently bought a 2000 Thor toy hauler and really like it but after taking it out and using it figured out its a little to small but i really like the brand i have looked at weekend warriors they are nice but to expensive if u ask me i looked at a rag'n also nice but i really like the int lay out of the thor so what i really need to know if any of you LOCALS have had or know of any bad issues with the Thor product line this is the exact lay out of how i want a trailer with front bed and double drop downs in the back too http://www.dealersdata.com/index.cfm?method=top.searchDetails&record=33873&dealer_ID=118&displaySearch=&key=J2DY9R284C&r=49 so if you know of the best place to buy on from or another better brand with the same exact lay out for similar money please let me know THANKS

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I have an off topic ? here i started a topic in the right forum toy haulers etc but i recently bought a 2000 Thor toy hauler and really like it but after taking it out and using it figured out its a little to small but i really like the brand i have looked at weekend warriors they are nice but to expensive if u ask me i looked at a rag'n also nice but i really like the int lay out of the thor so what i really need to know if any of you LOCALS have had or know of any bad issues with the Thor product line this is the exact lay out of how i want a trailer with front bed and double drop downs in the back too http://www.dealersdata.com/index.cfm?method=top.searchDetails&record=33873&dealer_ID=118&displaySearch=&key=J2DY9R284C&r=49 so if you know of the best place to buy on from or another better brand with the same exact lay out for similar money please let me know THANKS

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Just got back from Rock Candy. Great ride, although about half of us had to quit about 1/3 of the way through. too wet and cold for us girls. Sorry about doughnuthole's blowout, bummer. Beautiful country up there, what i saw between goggle wipes anyway. Great group and great fun. Cant wait for the next one.

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

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Just got back from Rock Candy. Great ride, although about half of us had to quit about 1/3 of the way through. too wet and cold for us girls. Sorry about doughnuthole's blowout, bummer. Beautiful country up there, what i saw between goggle wipes anyway. Great group and great fun. Cant wait for the next one.

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That was a lot of fun for sure. And it wasen't just you girls that had had it for the day. Fat old men get pooped out too.
Been a long time since I have joined such a diverse group and felt right at home, thanks for a great day. And also, thanks for not laughing when I laid my quad on it's side. hr>

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Just got back from Rock Candy. Great ride, although about half of us had to quit about 1/3 of the way through. too wet and cold for us girls. Sorry about doughnuthole's blowout, bummer. Beautiful country up there, what i saw between goggle wipes anyway. Great group and great fun. Cant wait for the next one.

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That was a lot of fun for sure. And it wasen't just you girls that had had it for the day. Fat old men get pooped out too.
Been a long time since I have joined such a diverse group and felt right at home, thanks for a great day. And also, thanks for not laughing when I laid my quad on it's side. hr>

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Just got back from Rock Candy. Great ride, although about half of us had to quit about 1/3 of the way through. too wet and cold for us girls. Sorry about doughnuthole's blowout, bummer. Beautiful country up there, what i saw between goggle wipes anyway. Great group and great fun. Cant wait for the next one.

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That was a lot of fun for sure. And it wasen't just you girls that had had it for the day. Fat old men get pooped out too.
Been a long time since I have joined such a diverse group and felt right at home, thanks for a great day. And also, thanks for not laughing when I laid my quad on it's side. hr>

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Just got back from Rock Candy. Great ride, although about half of us had to quit about 1/3 of the way through. too wet and cold for us girls. Sorry about doughnuthole's blowout, bummer. Beautiful country up there, what i saw between goggle wipes anyway. Great group and great fun. Cant wait for the next one.

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That was a lot of fun for sure. And it wasen't just you girls that had had it for the day. Fat old men get pooped out too.
Been a long time since I have joined such a diverse group and felt right at home, thanks for a great day. And also, thanks for not laughing when I laid my quad on it's side. hr>

I was including myself and you in the group of girls that went home early.

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Oh! And here I thought you were being gallant and showing us the way home. My illusions are shattered. hr>

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Well, I made it home. I can honestly say, I have never ever been that soaked and muddy. I couldn't bear to change in the nastiness of that pit toilet, it scared me.
Good thing I have very dark tint on my windows. hr>

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That was a lot of fun for sure. And it wasen't just you girls that had had it for the day. Fat old men get pooped out too.
Been a long time since I have joined such a diverse group and felt right at home, thanks for a great day. And also, thanks for not laughing when I laid my quad on it's side. hr>

What are you talking about? We thought you were just showing us some sweet tricks. BR>
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Well said Cheech !!!

I love how everyone in this group works together so well. A little input here and there from everyone and then we look to Happa and say "which way are we going ?" and there's no complaints, no arguing and off we go.

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Thanks everyone for a fun ride.

It was wet, and cold, heck it was almost like we lived in Washington State. BR>
It was nice to see some familiar faces again and to meet some of you for the first time. Hopefully we can make another ride with all of you again soon. Maybe we'll even see some sun.

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Larry, as a Captain, if U went down with the boat we would follow U all the way. Leading, keeping track and organizing everyone is not an EZ task and even if it doesn't always go flawlessly, at least U always step up and are willing to trailboss, hats off to U for that and Thank U.

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Well said Cheech !!!

I love how everyone in this group works together so well. A little input here and there from everyone and then we look to Happa and say "which way are we going ?" and there's no complaints, no arguing and off we go.

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I have an off topic ? here i started a topic in the right forum toy haulers etc but i recently bought a 2000 Thor toy hauler and really like it but after taking it out and using it figured out its a little to small but i really like the brand i have looked at weekend warriors they are nice but to expensive if u ask me i looked at a rag'n also nice but i really like the int lay out of the thor so what i really need to know if any of you LOCALS have had or know of any bad issues with the Thor product line this is the exact lay out of how i want a trailer with front bed and double drop downs in the back too http://www.dealersdata.com/index.cfm?method=top.searchDetails&record=33873&dealer_ID=118&displaySearch=&key=J2DY9R284C&r=49 so if you know of the best place to buy on from or another better brand with the same exact lay out for similar money please let me know THANKS

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I dont know about those toyhaulers first hand but the reports are mixxed...your best bet for information would be to seek info from Rv related sites Rv.net is a great site ...good luck...the double beds in back are awsome

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Thanks for the info i tried to look on that site and i couldn't figure out how to find reviews on things mayeb i am just blind but i coudlnt figure it out i tired a search and that didnt work much better for me

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So Hap, did we get lost trying to find our way back again img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">?? Sorry we missed all the fun, but we will try again next time.

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We were only lost for about an hour. I don't know what happened after we left.hr>

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There at the end of the ride where happ was peaying on the ground I thouhg we were LLAMF. Sorry there go the accronyms again. Lost Like a Mother. Next time I'll teach Jayna how to use her GPS.

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There at the end of the ride where happ was peaying on the ground I thouhg we were LLAMF. Sorry there go the accronyms again. Lost Like a Mother. Next time I'll teach Jayna how to use her GPS.

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either that or she left Angie home BR>
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There at the end of the ride where happ was peaying on the ground I thouhg we were LLAMF. Sorry there go the accronyms again. Lost Like a Mother. Next time I'll teach Jayna how to use her GPS.

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PLEASE do! Funny thing is, I can't use it worth a dang and I didn't set a waypoint at the staging area because I was late and holding everyone up. I need to find a handlbar mount for it, too so it has a better chance at holding satellite signal. Although, I enjoyed the entertainment of Hap trying to repeatedly unfold and use the disinegrating map. Pics to be posted shortly.

Happa, you were a great trailboss, THANKS for leading the way. It was a great adventure. Trailbossing for a large group can be like herding cats. I am always impressed with how well we all do on these rides.

Brian, Steve, Dave, Jim, and Larry...Thanks for the great second half of the adventure, too. AND all the great help and teamwork in trailblazing, lifting, pushing, pulling, etc to navigate the obstacles we encountered. I, too, would do it again tomorrow in the same conditions. Although, I would prefer I had brought the right rain gear, that was my screwup. It was a good day.

And Mike, Big Thanks for the fuel! It might have been tight with our sidetracking if you hadn't topped us off before you left. That was a HUGE relief not to be worrying about fuel and think we were(as WildTurkey would say)LLAMF.
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i'll bet she had her hide-a-key with her,,,,,especially going all the way to Capitol Foresteither that or she left Angie home think all psar should have spare bike keys in the truck,,,and spare truck keys in the bike hr>

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The whole problem stems from the fact that the idiots that log on the trails wipe out any signs of where the trail picks up on a road crossing. We would have had an easier time by far with that dang laminated map I have sitting right in front of my ugly mug, do you know how careful you have to be unfolding a wet map

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I was praying that I could put a wet map that was torn in 4 seperate peices together enough to get us back. Did you notice that was the last time I looked at the map, I knew where we were then and got us back to the staging area all safe and sound, well excecpt for your mishap, hope you're feeling better.

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Thanks for the kind words PSAR Brothers and Sisters

For those that missed the rest of the adventure:

North Rim #1 was impassable 1/4 mile past our spilt up spot, the trail is totally wiped out, it has to rebuilt
We rode the logging roads to Porter Creek Campground, where we picked up the North Rim #1 then connected to Molly Porter #3.
Rode that trail to the back side of Larch Mountain, once again, downed trees were our downfall with no way around them, (we had already skirted around 3 or 4 downed trees, no easy task by any means), decided to take a very scary ride off the trail straight down to the logging road below, not recommended for the fant of heart.
Rode the logging roads and finally found our way to C-4000 which got us in the right direction back to the staging area.

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......BR>

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I've decided to put my airbox back on, the Rappy doesn't like sucking up water, it was sputtering 1/3 throttle for the first hour of the ride. It's officially a mountain trail quad and needs to setup for severe conditions. Guess it's time for a trip up to Walker Valley, right Jayna

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Hell yeah !!! Can't do anything else, too damn sore hr>

Aw, now why is that Larry? I feel perfectly fine! Not sore in the slightest.

Morning PSAR. Hope everyone has a good day.

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good morning PSAR

Sounds like you trail bombers had some adventures yesterday.

Happy, you are one hell of a good trail boss, we the people will follow you. (darn, don't start a koolaide cult )

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WELL...........
Just a little update for ALL you Florence riders in June.

The DUNE SHOE of choice has been ordered.......BR>
SO put yourshelf on notice that i'm coming equiped for go fast riding........

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I've decided to put my airbox back on, the Rappy doesn't like sucking up water, it was sputtering 1/3 throttle for the first hour of the ride. It's officially a mountain trail quad and needs to setup for severe conditions. Guess it's time for a trip up to Walker Valley, right Jayna hr>

Right! Walker Valley here we come. I still have access to the Wolvie. Might be a good time to borrow it. And thanks to Dennis, not Dave. I am horrid with names. It's funny I remember nicknames before actual names stick in my blonde head. SORRY Dennis. You were an awesome help navigating alternatives to all those obstacles.

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WELL...........
Just a little update for ALL you Florence riders in June.

The parts for MaggiesBoy's "pirate bike" motor have been ordered.......BR>
So put yourself on notice that He's coming equipped for go fast riding........hr>

Gee, thanks Big D I didn't know you would do that for me. Thanks buddy BR>

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......hr>

Thanks Big D and Hap,


Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road

The camper is nothing special to look at inside or out but it's fairly clean and very solid. The guy was pretty liberal with the sealant around the doors and windows(read thick azzed beads) but at least he kept up on
the maintenance and so far thru yesterday and last nights rain I have found no leaks

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Originally posted by: LdyJay Brian, Steve, Dennis, Jim, and Larry...Thanks for the great second half of the adventure, too. AND all the great help and teamwork in trailblazing, lifting, pushing, pulling, etc to navigate the obstacles we encountered. I, too, would do it again tomorrow in the same conditions. Although, I would prefer I had brought the right rain gear, that was my screwup. It was a good day.

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What!!!!!!! Someone to replace me? It would be scary to ride with someone who carries survivial gear on the local rides like I do.

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Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road hr>

WHOOOOOOOOOH..............BR>
I didn't know U wanted to be a couch POTATO while camping........WHATS NEXT Julie feeding U grapes.....LOL BR>

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WELL...........
Just a little update for ALL you Florence riders in June.

The parts for MaggiesBoy's "pirate bike" motor have been ordered.......BR>
So put yourself on notice that He's coming equipped for go fast riding........hr>

Gee, thanks Big D I didn't know you would do that for me. Thanks buddy hr>

Hey now that you mentioned it..............YOU SIR ARE WELCOME...BR>

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I'm done POST HOin for the day.......
Got to go clean up some MUD from all my RIDING GEAR and QUAD.....

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Well, you folks have a good day, I'm off to the rain locker, then to a buddies race shop to do some "Vintage Racer" repair. He scored a 1980 CR80 Elsinore that needs a drain hole tapped

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A big thanks to taternutz.....she threw down on hashbrowns, bacon, eggs, country gravy and toasted muffins for the morning grub fest.

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cheap 4 wheeler,,,,just dont crash it

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What would help is for all the jerks that feel a need to destroy intersecting roads signs to "Get a life"

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Next time we go riding like that I am going to bring my compass. That way I don't have to wait on a gps or have to look at which way the rain is blowin. Then maybe I can be of more assistance than a hinderence to the trailboss in finding which way we are supposed to go. That and now that I know we use maps that like to get wet in the rain I think I am going to go and get one of those map covers for Larry so he doesn't have to be so delicate with the map in the rain.

Jayna what in the hell did you give yesterday for my migrain. I couldn't think straight or eventalk straight. But my head didn't hurt!!! That was a good thing.

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I've decided to put my airbox back on, the Rappy doesn't like sucking up water, it was sputtering 1/3 throttle for the first hour of the ride. It's officially a mountain trail quad and needs to setup for severe conditions. Guess it's time for a trip up to Walker Valley, right Jayna hr>

I'll go with you there!
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WELL...........
Just a little update for ALL you Florence riders in June.

The DUNE SHOE of choice has been ordered.......BR>
SO put yourshelf on notice that i'm coming equiped for go fast riding........hr>

I'll be quaking in my boots! LOL

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WELL...........
Just a little update for ALL you Florence riders in June.

The DUNE SHOE of choice has been ordered.......BR>
SO put yourshelf on notice that i'm coming equiped for go fast riding........hr>

I'll be quaking in my boots! LOL

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too funny,,,,,i had those same shoes back in high school

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......hr>

Thanks Big D and Hap,

Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road

The camper is nothing special to look at inside or out but it's fairly clean and very solid. The guy was pretty liberal with the sealant around the doors and windows(read thick azzed beads) but at least he kept up on
the maintenance and so far thru yesterday and last nights rain I have found no leakshr>

My neighbor has an old Coleman 850. He wants $150 but will probably take $100.
My Honda 750 will power everything in my camper except the micro.

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Next time we go riding like that I am going to bring my compass. That way I don't have to wait on a gps or have to look at which way the rain is blowin. Then maybe I can be of more assistance than a hinderence to the trailboss in finding which way we are supposed to go. That and now that I know we use maps that like to get wet in the rain I think I am going to go and get one of those map covers for Larry so he doesn't have to be so delicate with the map in the rain.

Jayna what in the hell did you give yesterday for my migrain. I couldn't think straight or eventalk straight. But my head didn't hurt!!! That was a good thing.

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Well, you folks have a good day, I'm off to the rain locker, then to a buddies race shop to do some "Vintage Racer" repair. He scored a 1980 CR80 Elsinore that needs a drain hole tappedhr>

Cool, my first 2 stroke ride. Friend had one brand new.

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......hr>

Thanks Big D and Hap,

Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road

The camper is nothing special to look at inside or out but it's fairly clean and very solid. The guy was pretty liberal with the sealant around the doors and windows(read thick azzed beads) but at least he kept up on
the maintenance and so far thru yesterday and last nights rain I have found no leakshr>

My neighbor has an old Coleman 850. He wants $150 but will probably take $100.
My Honda 750 will power everything in my camper except the micro.

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Jayna what in the hell did you give yesterday for my migrain. I couldn't think straight or eventalk straight. But my head didn't hurt!!! That was a good thing.

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......hr>

Thanks Big D and Hap,

Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road

The camper is nothing special to look at inside or out but it's fairly clean and very solid. The guy was pretty liberal with the sealant around the doors and windows(read thick azzed beads) but at least he kept up on
the maintenance and so far thru yesterday and last nights rain I have found no leakshr>

My neighbor has an old Coleman 850. He wants $150 but will probably take $100.
My Honda 750 will power everything in my camper except the micro.

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Rod, is it quiet and does it start easily and run well? if so I'm interested.

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It starts right up and isn't too bad on the noise. Not as quiet as a Honda, but what is?

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......hr>

Thanks Big D and Hap,

Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road

The camper is nothing special to look at inside or out but it's fairly clean and very solid. The guy was pretty liberal with the sealant around the doors and windows(read thick azzed beads) but at least he kept up on
the maintenance and so far thru yesterday and last nights rain I have found no leakshr>

My neighbor has an old Coleman 850. He wants $150 but will probably take $100.
My Honda 750 will power everything in my camper except the micro.

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Rod, is it quiet and does it start easily and run well? if so I'm interested.

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It starts right up and isn't too bad on the noise. Not as quiet as a Honda, but what is?

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yamaha, robin, kipor

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......hr>

Thanks Big D and Hap,

Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road

The camper is nothing special to look at inside or out but it's fairly clean and very solid. The guy was pretty liberal with the sealant around the doors and windows(read thick azzed beads) but at least he kept up on
the maintenance and so far thru yesterday and last nights rain I have found no leakshr>

My neighbor has an old Coleman 850. He wants $150 but will probably take $100.
My Honda 750 will power everything in my camper except the micro.

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Rod, is it quiet and does it start easily and run well? if so I'm interested.

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i KNOW A FEW FOLKS THAT LIKE THE YAMAHA, opps sorry

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......hr>

Thanks Big D and Hap,

Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road

The camper is nothing special to look at inside or out but it's fairly clean and very solid. The guy was pretty liberal with the sealant around the doors and windows(read thick azzed beads) but at least he kept up on
the maintenance and so far thru yesterday and last nights rain I have found no leakshr>

My neighbor has an old Coleman 850. He wants $150 but will probably take $100.
My Honda 750 will power everything in my camper except the micro.

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Rod, is it quiet and does it start easily and run well? if so I'm interested.

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It starts right up and isn't too bad on the noise. Not as quiet as a Honda, but what is?

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Let me put it this way, if I get it and I'm camped next to you guys at the dunes and run it, is it going to bother/piss anyone off?

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Here's a pic of the new to us Dune rig


Dune Rig

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Originally posted by: HappaRap I think we should give the ole route one more shot, I've heard it's all clear, atleast I hope so, third time has to be the charm.

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Who are you kidding, what a terrible trailboss, that route is worse than it was a year ago. I must apologize for HappaDummy, why didn't he bring his laminated map?

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Larry, as a Captain, if U went down with the boat we would follow U all the way. Leading, keeping track and organizing everyone is not an EZ task and even if it doesn't always go flawlessly, at least U always step up and are willing to trailboss, hats off to U for that and Thank U.

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Well said Cheech !!!

I love how everyone in this group works together so well. A little input here and there from everyone and then we look to Happa and say "which way are we going ?" and there's no complaints, no arguing and off we go.

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I agree! No one got lost, lots of good humor and everyone having fun. What could be better?

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WELL...........
Just a little update for ALL you Florence riders in June.

The DUNE SHOE of choice has been ordered.......BR>
SO put yourshelf on notice that i'm coming equiped for go fast riding........hr>

I'll be quaking in my boots! LOL

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******GOOD****** bow down sucker........BR>

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WELL...........
Just a little update for ALL you Florence riders in June.

The DUNE SHOE of choice has been ordered.......BR>
SO put yourshelf on notice that i'm coming equiped for go fast riding........hr>

I'll be quaking in my boots! LOL

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too funny,,,,,i had those same shoes back in high school hr>

I'm not kidding......I ordered them this morning and they ARE my offical dune and racing shoeimg src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">BR>

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We were only lost for about an hour. I don't know what happened after we left.hr>

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"LOST" is such a harsh term. I really prefer "Exploring new and interesting territory".

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SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWEET!!!!!!!!!!

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WELL...........
Just a little update for ALL you Florence riders in June.

The DUNE SHOE of choice has been ordered.......BR>
SO put yourshelf on notice that i'm coming equiped for go fast riding........hr>

I'll be quaking in my boots! LOL

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too funny,,,,,i had those same shoes back in high school hr>

I'm not kidding......I ordered them this morning and they ARE my offical dune and racing shoeimg src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">hr>

I wish I could get a pair of them in a romeo style I'd be all over em. I likes flames

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SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWEET!!!!!!!!!!

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Trust me the pic flatters it, It doesn't compare to your guys Palace's on wheels but it will get the job done.

It's decent for the dollar, I didn't want to get much money tied up in another RV, Julie says I'm getting a little snug with the money in my old age

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Originally posted by: Bear4570 What!!!!!!! Someone to replace me? It would be scary to ride with someone who carries survivial gear on the local rides like I do.hr>

Well, Mike (Tencubed) had an air compressor and 5 gallons of gas, Dennis had a tow strap and handsaw and there was enough fire power to stop a heard of elephants, guess you could say it took four of them to replace one of you BR>
I personally missed you on this ride, it was right up your alley

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SWEET DIGS!

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that thing looks pretty sweet for just coming of drinking age (1985)

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WELL...........
Just a little update for ALL you Florence riders in June.

The DUNE SHOE of choice has been ordered.......BR>
SO put yourshelf on notice that i'm coming equiped for go fast riding........hr>

I'll be quaking in my boots! LOL

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too funny,,,,,i had those same shoes back in high school hr>

I'm not kidding......I ordered them this morning and they ARE my offical dune and racing shoeimg src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">hr>

those things dont even look like they could hold a broken ankle together....

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......hr>

Thanks Big D and Hap,


Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road

The camper is nothing special to look at inside or out but it's fairly clean and very solid. The guy was pretty liberal with the sealant around the doors and windows(read thick azzed beads) but at least he kept up on
the maintenance and so far thru yesterday and last nights rain I have found no leakshr>

We have tried various "quiet" gensets for use on our old camper and came to the conclusion that the Honda units are the best all around buy. They cost a bit more than some of the others but are truly quiet and, most importantly, work when you need them. We run a 5000 BTU air conditioner nearly full time, to keep the mutt cool in the camper, while traveling and went from the sorta cool RV refrigerator to a 110 volt household type. With this load the EU2000i uses about one gallon of gas each 10 hours of run time.

Depending on which photocell array you have you may or may not have enough power to use much in the way of lighting and such. Many of these arrays are designed to maintain the camper battery(ies) during periods of non use. Like when the rig is parked and just killing the grass. We have a battery charger that comes on when the genset or shore power is hooked up to maintain the house battery. I no longer even have the house battery hooked to the pickup and have gone to just one battery for the camper which makes battery maintenance much easier. With the availability of 110 nearly all the time we seldom use the 12 volt lights so the major battery killer is the water pump. The new flourescent screw in light bulbs use such a small amount of power the load on the genset is minimal and you can actualy see inside and, if wanted, outside the camper at night.

EDIT: List of the stuff SWMBO (also known as Sweetums and Linda) uses on a regular basis in the camper: sterio, laptops, printer, hair dryer, microwave, blender, mixer and coffee maker. Not all at once, I have finally got her educated about total wattage currently in use.

We really enjoy our old camper, like you say it may not be much to look at and, in our case, the pickup is older than a lot of the people in PSAR but is sure beats sleeping on the ground in a tent.

Enjoy your "new" rig, your gonna have a blast.

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Originally posted by: WildTurkey151 Next time we go riding like that I am going to bring my compass. That way I don't have to wait on a gps or have to look at which way the rain is blowin. Then maybe I can be of more assistance than a hinderence to the trailboss in finding which way we are supposed to go. That and now that I know we use maps that like to get wet in the rain I think I am going to go and get one of those map covers for Larry so he doesn't have to be so delicate with the map in the rain.

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I didn't bring a compass because Jayna was bringing her GPS unit.

I have a laminated map of Capitol Forest, but because I just knew it wasn't gonna rain, I left it at home.

What we really need is a chainsaw, if anybody's interested in making the ride again at some point with the right equipment, let me know.

I also had the idea of back tracking from the spot we split up at and riding the trail back, marking the road crossing, or atleast the spot where we couldn't find where the trail picked back up.

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SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWEET!!!!!!!!!!

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OOOHHH! That is SSSOOOOOO much nicer than our old camper/pickup. You are really going to enjoy that rig.

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Originally posted by: RaptorRandy27 Let me put it this way, if I get it and I'm camped next to you guys at the dunes and run it, is it going to bother/piss anyone off?

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Afternoon' PSAR,

Well Julie & I now own a pretty decent old Truck camperIt's a 1985 Western Wilderness 10.5' fully self contained and every thing works. It also has a solar panel to charge the house batts for dry campingBR>
So now when we go to the Dunes we won't have to Motel it any more and we will have our own place to hang if it turns nastyhr>

CONGRATS now your offical campers......hr>

Thanks Big D and Hap,

Now I just need to come up with a reasonable priced quiet little 1000 to 2000 watt gennie to take care of the 110 V needs. I also need to come up with a small flat panel TV that wall mounts and install a DVD player for the rainy day and night time entertainment needs then it will be home on the road

The camper is nothing special to look at inside or out but it's fairly clean and very solid. The guy was pretty liberal with the sealant around the doors and windows(read thick azzed beads) but at least he kept up on
the maintenance and so far thru yesterday and last nights rain I have found no leakshr>

My neighbor has an old Coleman 850. He wants $150 but will probably take $100.
My Honda 750 will power everything in my camper except the micro.

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Depending on how many watts the micro is (600 watts is about max for those small generators) , if you turn every thing else off, sometimes they will run the micro. I got an 1850 and when I got my newer camper with air and everything, I went to 3500.

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Originally posted by: Bear4570 What!!!!!!! Someone to replace me? It would be scary to ride with someone who carries survivial gear on the local rides like I do.hr>

Well, Mike (Tencubed) had an air compressor and 5 gallons of gas, Dennis has a tow strap and handsaw and there was enough fire power to stop a head of elephants, guess you could say it took four of them to replace one of you BR>
I personally missed you on this ride, it was right up your alley hr>

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Whoo Hoo!! Kasey Kahne just ran away and hid from them at TexasThe Kid is on a roll

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With duners, it's all about sneakers, shorts, tanktops, cool looking sunglasses and hot babes on banshees hr>

BANSHEE? HAPPY, YER SLIPPIN'

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Talking to SWMBO about the ride yesterday and she is interested in giving all this fun a try. We have a Bayou 250 that would be suitable for learning to ride on I would think. Where would be a good place to take Linda for some easy trails and pleasent riding? She has tried the Prairie a couple of times and found it cumbersom to handle. Since she has some hip and knee problems, result of an OTJ injury, she will not be wanting to do any agressive riding with jumps or other heavy impact type obsticals.

We would first ride at the farm with good level ground and she could build confidence in basics but this will get old pretty fast. Any suggestions? Are there such areas in the Puget Sound region? Any ideas appriciated.

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Tencubed,

Shelton Fairgrounds or Bear's place, those two are the best for learning. Most of the other places are like Rock Candy, techincal in some areas and rough and tumble in others. If you ride the logging roads at Capitol Forest, there are many farily tame, flat, side trails ( like the one you guys went on after we split up yesterday to get back to the logging road) that can be taken, you just have to know where they are.

There are many small unkept roads that lead to the powerlines that are very rideable and for some riders, could be considered a trail. There's also the old roads that lead to the point where they setup the yarders, these are not maintained with some growth on them and fun to ride on, they all end up at a dead end.

Before I started riding the real trails, I rode the logging roads and these "Fingers", as we called them, simply because they're old short roads off the main roads that dead end, reminded us of fingers of a hand. We used the term, lets hit some fingers, no traffic on those and many are a blast to ride on.

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Thanks Hap, those fingers sound like just the ticket. Is it allowable to take a pickup and camper out the logging roads and dry camp in the forest area? Also, how much traffic is normal on the logging roads in general?

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thats the way we rode as kids

i bought my 1st offroad helmet in 2000

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tencubed, I would be willing to show you around the Shelton fairgrounds, for you to see if they are gonna work for you to teach your wife. I also have a large area near my house that includes good logging roads, abondoned logging roads, skidder trails and quad trails. All behind gates. I used both to teach my wife on. You could test ride during the week and then bring your wife out on the weekend and if my wife isn't working she will go too. Let me know when you would like to go to either or oth places.

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Thanks for the offer Bear, sounds like the kind of areas that would work well. The basic learning sessions would be at the farm like I said but I think a wooded area would be a lot more fun. We have access to mountain pasture but the terrain is not rider friendly what with limbs and rocks and such. Very few roads. Linda works all weekends at the present time but this may change mid summer or so depending on how accute the nurse shortage stays. It will be a few weeks before we will even have a chance to ride at the farm and probably mid July before we will be bringing the little quad to this side of the hill due to prior commitments. Meantime I will have the 360 over here and am looking forward to being able to exercise it. You missed a good time Saturday, too bad you had quad problems.

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Rock Candy West to
North Rim #1 to
Molly Porter #3 to
Rock Candy West to
Staging Area

This is just a loop with many outs back to the staging area via logging roads if anybody has had enough or has mechanical problems

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Time for me to call it a night

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Lu and I will see U all at the staging area about 9am.

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POOR cRAPTOR.........hr>

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Good Evening PSAR !!!!

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Alright I am knocking out for the night. See you all in the morning!

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To all those that are riding tomorrow..... See you at breakfast or the staging area. BR>To all those who couldn't make the ride.... Have a nice Saturday and don't work to hard. BR>

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Time for bed.

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Posted by: LdyJay

Well, bumped it up to 182.5 main at the dunes when it was so freakin' cold and had(finally figured out) the blown headgasket. Jim took care of fixing the headgasket. OFC rode it a couple weeks ago and noticed the problem, too. Consensus was it was probably rich. Just for Chits and Giggles, I bumped it up to 185 and it was worse, dropped it to 180 main, seems better on the short run down the driveway. Don't have the next size down and don't want to drop all the way to 175, so it will have to do for the ride tomorrow.
I am liking the EFI on the R450 better and better, but even with that, I know I am eventually going to have to learn(and buy equipment for) to remap that if I do anything to it. The neverending hobby. BR>MB, to answer your question about the R450, when I pulled the peashooter and airbox lid and installed the CRBM, it gave me a (according to Yoshimura)7.5hp gain. It was noticable, but it is still very smooth and not inclined to pull the front end up unless I lean back and pull. I can woolie if I want to though. I am curious to see how it does at the dunes.

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Is anyone else racing at Burnt Ridge this weekend? If so, stop and say hi. I think I have the new Suzuki all set for her first race. A bit nervous. Its been awhile since I raced. (Like 20 years). Ill be waking up the sandbaggers for sure!

Bear

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Glenn race update

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Good Morning PSAR

I'm outta here

Picking up BigD

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Mornin' PSAR

Everyone have a good ride today.
Larry, if you didn't talk about the rain so much, it might not rain.
When do the weathermen get things right around here?
Have fun today!

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Sad, no more Red Green! That was a real guys show!
Duct tape is good for everything!
I'm hoping for reruns!

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Fracken alarm clock. I am outta here, but going to miss Breakfast at the Place. See you guys at the Staging area.

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Nope, I had planned on racing in Cottage Grove Oregon this weekend but those plans have changed.
Julie & I are going to Everett tomorrow to look at a used Truck camper.

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good morning PSAR!

to EVERYONE IN THE PSAR FAMILY THAT IS RIDING THIS WEEKEND....... Be safe, have fun, and roost the person behind you

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Good Morning PSAR BR>
Well got the 426 parts ordered up yesterday img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0"> She should be back up & running around next weekend!!!
Busy day yesterday packing the MH ect. we are ready to go pretty much just gotta put some H2O,propane,GAS in it that ought to be a bill or so img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif" border="0">img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif" border="0"> Ahhh the things we do for our kids LOL img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
DJ is pretty pumped, but a little nervous that's a GOOD thing I guess!! He rode the bike around a little bit to get used to it, he said to me on the way home from CB "Mom maybe we should get a bike next" img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif" border="0"> I had to slap him img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">j/k haha I told him we aren't buying any more quads/bikes for quite awhile!!
My brother came over to check the bike out & almost had a cow when he seen how wore out the rear tire was hahaha so he gave him a good tire to use, thought that was pretty cool!!

Sure is different loading the MH W/O the trailer heck don't have anywhere to put the generator, fuel ect so I borrowed my Mom & Dad's lil generator that'll fit in the sidebox!!

All you CF riders HAVE A GREAT SAFE RIDE img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

DJ says THANKS to all the well wishers he really does appreciate it!!
Marci funny thing is I've always been around 2 wheelers until I met Ron haha my brothers have raced since they were youngsters but I just can't get comfy on a 2 wheeler my equilibrium must be messed up haha My brother has one of the Sherpa's I rode that a couple years ago & was ALL CONFUSED everything is azz backwards!! He just laughed his buttt of watching me, then my ex'sister in law & myself raced @ Oakwood I felt like I was getting big air but the vid show's different img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif" border="0"> I was on her XR100 & she was on her TT125 we had fun racing w/ the little kids LMAO img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif" border="0"> that's when I said I'll stick to 4 wheels BR>
Ok well I'm out I will post how the race/ride goes tomarrow night if we don't get home too late HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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DM, tell DJ congrats. I am glad Bobby walked out of the hospital.


Good Morning PSAR

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We were only lost for about an hour. I don't know what happened after we left.hr>

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What we really need is a chainsaw, if anybody's interested in making the ride again at some point with the right equipment, let me know.

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Before I started riding the real trails, I rode the logging roads and these "Fingers", as we called them, simply because they're old short roads off the main roads that dead end, reminded us of fingers of a hand. We used the term, lets hit some fingers, no traffic on those and many are a blast to ride on.

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WildTurkey,

What rear tires are you running? I need new rubber, gonna stick to 22's, choices:

Holelshot XCT = What I have now, been great for 3 yrs

M934 Razr 2 = I think this is what OFC runs

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state quarter ,,,,vote

in true washington fashion,,,,,vote as many times as you like

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I like the one on top. the state outline with apples and fish. I aint about promotin the ingins White man stealum land. Ingin Steal Whiteman Money!

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Craptor is assembled Minus a case saver.. I aint decided what to do there yet.. changed the back brake pads and bled all the rest. The fronts still spongy.. needbraided lines.. I dont know how hot them brake rotors are supposed to get but i touched the read rotor with my thumb and my bro heard it sizzle from 30' away.. I pretty much cant feel anything in my left thumb now. yeah yeah i know dumass. i like to touch hot stuff for some reason Its like magnetic.. we resurected one of the old warriors from the container. It hasnt ran in almost 2 years. had a couple mice nestes in the exhaust and old fuel and bla bla.. needed and exhaust donut.. put that in and a new plug then drug it around behind the truck till it started.. ran like a top. though it was pouring oil out the base gasket of the cylinder. thought well could check the head bolts before tearin it apart. The Back clutch side head bolt took a couple turns guess those can rattle loose over time then was gonna charge the battery but to do so figured could pull it out and clean it up.. light twist of the screw driver Snapped the terminal off the battery the parts list adds up. oh well. anotehr beater quad will get resureccted. Then its off to make my other one run. Its a punk ass As previously mentioned. Maybe make it a flat tracker

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Another thing... New chains seem to make a substantial difference in power. Could have been that all i had ridden before puttin the chain and chit on was that new Sportsman 700 EFI in a garage near me

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they musta found out I've eaten a county made bologna sandwich hr>

RUT ROH

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they musta found out I've eaten a county made bologna sandwich hr>

let me guess,,,fried bologna, 2 eggs over easy, cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato,,,on toasted white bread

BR>

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let me guess,,,fried bologna, 2 eggs over easy, cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato,,,on toasted white bread

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Negative bing. thats only with spam do you get eggs

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let me guess,,,fried bologna, 2 eggs over easy, cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato,,,on toasted white bread

hr>

Negative bing. thats only with spam do you get eggs hr>

spam is spam,,,,what a great product,,,,got us thru a war

if you are ever in minnesota,,,,check out Austin, spam town usa (Hormel headquarters),,,,,,,the folks there have spam oozing out of their pores BR>

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The color of Spam
Is natural as the sky:
A block of sunrise

Pink tender morsel
Glistening with salty gel
What the hell is it?

Old man seeks doctor
"I eat Spam daily," he says
Angioplasty

Pink beefy temptress
I can no longer remain
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they musta found out I've eaten a county made bologna sandwich hr>

let me guess,,,fried bologna, 2 eggs over easy, cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato,,,on toasted white bread

hr>

I could only vote once cuz i'm a republican

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People in the south pacific love spam,,,,,why? because it resembles their favorite meal............human

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they musta found out I've eaten a county made bologna sandwich hr>

let me guess,,,fried bologna, 2 eggs over easy, cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato,,,on toasted white bread

hr>

I could only vote once cuz i'm a republican

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mmm SPAM.. Im gonna have to get a can of blackpepper spam for lunch and loaf of wonderbread or hillbilly bread

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Guess i cant get no black pepper spam. Maybe some over roasted turky spam or smokey spam? hmm

in 65 years more than 6 billion cans of SPAM have been sold. thats about 92 million cans of spam a year.

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Now I have to quote my favorite "local" movie. Singles..... "and what comes out......is SPAM!"

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Don't forget you'll be paying more for your SPAM. The good ole' "potted meat" tax

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what should i do with the can of turkey spam that i have in the cabinet?

i bought it in 2001

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they musta found out I've eaten a county made bologna sandwich hr>

let me guess,,,fried bologna, 2 eggs over easy, cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato,,,on toasted white bread

hr>

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what should i do with the can of turkey spam that i have in the cabinet?

i bought it in 2001 hr>

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what should i do with the can of turkey spam that i have in the cabinet?

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what should i do with the can of turkey spam that i have in the cabinet?

i bought it in 2001 hr>

Id say crack it open and slap it in the fryin pan.. Sprinkle some black pepper on it and put it on toatsed whitebread with a melted kraft single. Figure your goin with processed meat you need processed cheese to go with it and processed grains

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Originally posted by: Bing
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Must be one of those Bomb Shelter cans. You know, good forever.

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Posted by: OneFlyCowboy

So how hot is the normal operating temperature of a brake rotor. Should you be able to touch it. or should it burn the chit outta ya when ya touch it? Need Big Daddys Infared temp thingy mojigger.

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Posted by: Bing

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Originally posted by: Bear4570

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Originally posted by: Bing
no experation

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Must be one of those Bomb Shelter cans. You know, good fo