Was a great run!

Pix are at www.cottora.shutterfly.com/action - some highlights:

The views from the top of the Ironclads:




Group shot


WVUgeoRock could use some more flex:


But then, so could Lysmachia:


Must be mollywhomping in their blood (Molly's sister Julie)


Darrick seemed to be on a quest to see how tippy he could get Tippy:


Buncha posers:




Puddles on the way out:

 

Nice, but guess what.....YOU are ALWAYS on THAT trail!

 

ITs about the only thing open other then carnage up here that everyone can enjoy. I cant wait for the gates to open tho cause as much as i love that trail i want new stuff....


theres about 4inches of snow on it now.We just got home..the tip gauges were at 4 but the weener level was maxed. It was cool to ride for once.

 

Adam is giving them a hard time for giving him a hard time in the other thread...Its all good

 

sweet, def looks way diff then when I saw that trail. only a matter of months before I get out, i can tell my summer is going to suck because of work and no colorado fix.

 

For the same reason you're always on Eagle Rock:

I can't wait for the gates to start opening up! We've got a lot of great runs planned this summer:
http://www.ttora.com/forum/showthread.php?t=65030

Two others I want to do:
Bunce -> Middle St. Vrain -> Coney Flats

Red Cone

 

extend those diff breathers

 

I shouldnt have gone anywhere i shredded a birf
Im just bustin' your chops... im gonna run OCG in two weeks after the front diff is hooked up and my suspension is changed...

 

Breathers are extended Ike - remember I used to live in mudhio.

Time for Longfields Adam!

 

Ahhh, stock axle swap woes...Bummer man...yup, get those longfields in.

 

We're almost always up at Bunce because we all love it! It is such a great trail, and is pretty much the only good one within 10-15 mins. of my house.

I'll be up there most every weekend this summer. Come up and see me sometime. I'll be pretty easy to spot.

Been 4 wheeling up there for over 12 years now, myself. I really do love it up there (or down there for me as it is about 600-1000 feet below my house, depending on where you are.

 

ITs not hard at all i just can't afford longs yet. maybe next month. but im opening up the front for now!

 

Took me forever but here's the video...

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=lysmachia

Oh and Bunta - whats the word on the nails????

 

How difficult is that trail? A group of friends and I were planning on camping off of Rollins Pass for Memorial Weekend. Well, that is probably out the door. There is still a ton of snow up there. So, we were thinking of switching it to Bunce Road.

First off, I will be driving my wife's 04 Mercury Mountaineer with IFS and IRS (Independent rear suspension ), really low running boards and pulling a small pop-up tent trailer. Can this trail be done with that combo? Is there good camping up in that area? Was there a ton of snow on your May 5th run?

Sorry for the 20 questions but I'm trying to figure out if it's worth driving from Pueblo up to Bunce for a weekend of camping just to find out I can't make it.

Thanks!

 

It's pretty easy - basically a dirt road for most of it, there are some side trails that would not be good in a rig like that.

There's tons of camping (all primitive - no facilities at all). There was no snow at all last time we were up there.

PM vwfast - he is up there all the time.

 

Thanks, that's what I kinda got from your trip report pictures but wanted to make sure. I'll plan on staying on the main trail.

Primitive camping is what we are looking for so no worries there

I'll shoot him a PM, thanks for the heads up!

 

Molly we ran it lastnight no nails anywhere but there is a big wash out on the main trail after the area you popped a tire. We saw a guy in a subaru who flagged us down and warned us about it. Going through it i was at 30 and tipping when i stopped and went around it. It looks like its a few days old. Id say about a week and it gets smoothed out cause people are driving off the edge of it and its soft sand.