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07-24-2006, 06:01 PM
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Re: H3's on the Rubicon
Bebe, how do you think an H2 would have done? Probably a lot more dents? Glad you had a good time, looks like it was a lot of fun.
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07-24-2006, 06:25 PM
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Bebe, how do you think an H2 would have done? Probably a lot more dents? Glad you had a good time, looks like it was a lot of fun.
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Let's go find out! I think we can test just how wide the trail actually is. I really want to go up there.
Glad you got the locker fixed Beebs!
Send a gift to those ignorant motorcycle riders. f5's idea is worth looking into... 
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07-24-2006, 06:28 PM
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Bebe, how do you think an H2 would have done? Probably a lot more dents? Glad you had a good time, looks like it was a lot of fun.
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I think the 2's would have no real problems, yes the squeezes would be very tight resulting in more body damage. It is unavoidable.
I would worry about the tierods though, lots of rolling rocks to slide off of. I was surprised we made it through without breaking one.
There were a couple of times I thought mine were done for. But it kept on driving!! Yay mee! |
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Bebe, how do you think an H2 would have done? Probably a lot more dents? Glad you had a good time, looks like it was a lot of fun.
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DRTYFN has run it. Just one dent on the rear DS door. Since then he's added wider rock rails.
Fantastic pics gang. Really looks like a blast!
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DRTYFN has run it. Just one dent on the rear DS door. Since then he's added wider rock rails.
Fantastic pics gang. Really looks like a blast!
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08-02-2006, 02:52 AM
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And the trail gods have added bigger rocks in anticipation of his return |
Yeah, but they blew up his favorite one. 
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Yeah, but they blew up his favorite one. |
Bawahahahahaha!!!! I think he was part of that operation!!!!
BTW, Went up and ran the "Loop" Saturday with a guest from Oregon who had never wheeled. We Went in Wentworth, and out GK, pretty much the opposite of what You guys ran, but with out taking any bypasses around the Postpile sections.
It was amazing to to be the only one on the trail! We lucked up, and had cooler weather than you guys had. Took about 3 hours with stops to chat with other wheelers and hand out Ca4wd Trash bags etc.
Looking forward to hitting the trail with you guys next time it works out! |
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