ATVOBSESSION

I've only been out once. I can say that the little snow we found, they did great. I had to keep dragging my other two solid axle quads out. I hope to give a more in depth review at a latter date. If this current storm dumps as much snow as they claim, I'll have more white stuff to test in. So, have...

Saw this one on the Friday of memorial day weekend. There is a Dodge Durango wrapped around behind it.

For some reason, the picture makes those look like tow truck cable!

d2photo wrote: Come on,

Thats exactly what you expect in the middle of the road @ 10pm..

Don't you remember this little gem

At least that what I look out for every night on the way home from Ice House Road

I think that's the ugliest road kill I've ever seen!

A mirage in the desert, I think.

Nice job!!

Awesome photos, what a fabulous place! Thanks for posting all of those!

Dave

Traildad - where do you ride when you are in the Bowman Lake area?

- Dave

Everybody's a critic!

Just to clarify, I'm joking around - I really admire the skills needed to make these machines crawl up the trail like that.

Dave

Speaking of the media... there was a blurb on the radio about - gasp - EROSION at the coast! In some places up to 300 feet have been "lost" due to coastal erosion! Imagine that!

I'm sure we'll see a bill in Congress to outlaw erosion soon!

MrBill wrote: Sounds alot better than crazy

From that article in ATV Source:
"Because of the way they have their ATVs rigged, they are able to do great riding and go places with ATVs where any normal person wouldn't even think of taking an ATV.”

Nice shots you've put together, Ken - and I agree that the pic with Terry looking over you guys is a neat work. I also watched Mountains and Mud II this weekend - you guys are OBSESSED!

LMFAO.... He had a way with words...LOL Hey guys, As I see from the pix from when Mr. Miyagi was in your midst, and reading his comments in the older messages on the forum (which are pretty funny) - he was quite a fellow. I'm glad you have this annual ride, it's got to be great to gather and tell s...

Thanks Ken, that's great! The thing about Nevada is that the distances are always deceiving and hard to reconcile with maps sometimes. That makes it really clear. (Google Earth sure helps too!

Dave

For anyone interested seeing the some of trails and scenery at Moonrocks, I took a few pictures:



Click the pic to link to a Webshots album.

Dave