San Diego desert trip in November!!
08-29-2005, 04:38 AM
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San Diego desert trip in November!!
Desert season is rapidly approaching, so I want to put some dates on the calender.
I am not too into the Ocotillo area, but I do want to hit up Superstitions and Truckhaven again.
Not sure what weekend yet. The first weekend is my B-day, so I am sure that one is out.
I am not too into the Ocotillo area, but I do want to hit up Superstitions and Truckhaven again.
Not sure what weekend yet. The first weekend is my B-day, so I am sure that one is out.
08-30-2005, 07:37 AM
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So basically that leaves the 12 & 13th or 19 & 20th since the last weekend is thanksgiving.
Superstition sounds good to me as well. I love the mix of tight rocky trails and then the dunes.
Superstition sounds good to me as well. I love the mix of tight rocky trails and then the dunes.
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08-30-2005, 02:53 PM
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Dude, I better have my truck back by then.....hahahaha
I'm itching to hit a run with you guys again, if it's on a weekend (which it always is) and I have my truck back (Which I never do)....I'm totally in.
Are we really talking about as far back as November? What happened to September and October???
I'm itching to hit a run with you guys again, if it's on a weekend (which it always is) and I have my truck back (Which I never do)....I'm totally in.
Are we really talking about as far back as November? What happened to September and October???
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Too hot for the desert--I am up for a day run to Corral Canyon or Carveacre though.
Over the next couple weeks I will be doing some serious PM to my truck getting ready for desert season.
Over the next couple weeks I will be doing some serious PM to my truck getting ready for desert season.
08-30-2005, 11:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Marc P
Over the next couple weeks I will be doing some serious PM to my truck getting ready for desert season.
Mine can't get enough either. And absolutely demands it for desert season.
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I'd be down for either... however, having a 4x2, will be a tad harder to hang with you guys at the rockier trails. I will try to make the Pismo run though... at least for the day. Depends how the wife and the baby are doing! But I have the green light to take off for the day if everything is cool with them.
Are there any mellow, non-rocky trails near the superstition area? I would like to go and have a few buddies who would be interested also, but we all have 4x2's.
Are there any mellow, non-rocky trails near the superstition area? I would like to go and have a few buddies who would be interested also, but we all have 4x2's.
09-01-2005, 04:53 PM
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sand dunes are totally doable for the 2xs just lower your tires down to like 10 or 12 psi and you can blast around i will probably be bringing my 2 scuba tanks to fill everyone back up again....
09-01-2005, 11:06 PM
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I would be up for the trip as well! I recently got my gears and locker installed, but I am still 2wd!
I still have some work to do on my truck, maitnence items and some recovery items like shackle hangers with warn shackles and a snatch strap.
I still have some work to do on my truck, maitnence items and some recovery items like shackle hangers with warn shackles and a snatch strap.
09-11-2005, 08:12 PM
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I dont have my work schedule, but I am thinking now anout the 2nd weekend in Nov.
I also see TTORA is doing some runs the same weekend..
http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum...ad.php?t=16278
Maybe we should roll with them again. They have runs for the prerunners and are going to tackle Pinion Mountain. I want to try that one again.
I also see TTORA is doing some runs the same weekend..
http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum...ad.php?t=16278
Maybe we should roll with them again. They have runs for the prerunners and are going to tackle Pinion Mountain. I want to try that one again.
09-16-2005, 05:44 PM
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a bunch of prerunners and knucklehead taco guys i'll fit right in. what we should do soon is a run out to jacumba into valley of the moon or something like that i have to get my rig fixed first though or maybe mc cain valley.....
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I'm really itching to get back out and do some tough trails. Superstition would be awesome. I think the desert temeratures are going down a bit, at least its not insanly hot anymore.
Mark mentioned doing a day run to Corrall Canyon, I'd be up for that any time.
Mark mentioned doing a day run to Corrall Canyon, I'd be up for that any time.
