WA wheeling?
Mar 10, 2007 | 03:06 PM
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WA wheeling?
So I have been itching for months to get my tires dirty. 
So, I was thinking a Reiter Trails trip. I'm sure there is still snow up there, but hey, that just adds to the fun. Just make sure we get several good running rigs with several reliable tow straps, and a lot of safety in mind.
I don't know Reiter all that well, so it would be nice if someone did. Let me know.
So, I was thinking a Reiter Trails trip. I'm sure there is still snow up there, but hey, that just adds to the fun. Just make sure we get several good running rigs with several reliable tow straps, and a lot of safety in mind.
I don't know Reiter all that well, so it would be nice if someone did. Let me know.
Mar 10, 2007 | 03:13 PM
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There is a WATTORA event coming up on the 24th at Evans Creek.
http://www.wattora.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4472
http://www.wattora.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4472
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Evan's Creek is an ORV area South of Buckley with quite a few trails to run. There is a very real possibility of body damage on this run. Stock vehicles and new drivers be advised, this can be a very difficult run and is NOT recommended for you. Which trails we run will depend on how much the conditions change in the next couple of weeks. We will probably start with a mild and progress on from there. There is a very real possibility of body damage on this run. So we will start on the easier, and move on to the more difficult. You can op't out at anytime. Don't feel you need take all the lines.
Trail Conditions:
The terrain this time of year is typically very muddy and there will be lots of snow left on the ground in places. The trails are usually very rutted out so a rear locker is highly recommended. As of today (02/21), there is still snow in the upper areas.
Evan's Creek is an ORV area South of Buckley with quite a few trails to run. There is a very real possibility of body damage on this run. Stock vehicles and new drivers be advised, this can be a very difficult run and is NOT recommended for you. Which trails we run will depend on how much the conditions change in the next couple of weeks. We will probably start with a mild and progress on from there. There is a very real possibility of body damage on this run. So we will start on the easier, and move on to the more difficult. You can op't out at anytime. Don't feel you need take all the lines.
Trail Conditions:
The terrain this time of year is typically very muddy and there will be lots of snow left on the ground in places. The trails are usually very rutted out so a rear locker is highly recommended. As of today (02/21), there is still snow in the upper areas.
Mar 11, 2007 | 05:59 PM
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Hey man..shoot me a pm when you wanna run, I'm still fairly new at all of this and Reiter's is only 35-40min from Mill Creek and I've dooinked around there some!
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Mar 12, 2007 | 05:13 AM
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