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True Grip said:
Lance now has two toyhaulers and both are easily towable with a late-model 1/2ton. GVWR 9950, sleeps 6 and built Lance-tough. http://www.lancecamper.com/images/toy-haulers/exterior/TH_2612_Ext.pngDefekticon said:I'm looking for a new trailer that I can put the bikes in (like a Toyhauler) rather than putting them in the bed, but will still sleep 6 people.
Steve -steve68steve said:GoPro of Romney camp and ride:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=077wRLe0C5A
Were those the 4x4 roads in Green Ridge? Haven't seen the main roads be that muddy.steve68steve said:GoPro of Romney camp and ride:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=077wRLe0C5A
It is I almost got one the first night. After that it was 30 mph after dark. Some of that fog was worse than darkness but not one person had any serious problem. (No trips to Hospital) Nice video Steve! My compliments to Rudderfeet for the tracks. Patrick and I rode Sunday after the storm moved thur in the Lost River area. The George Washington National forest had some good roads.arjayes said:Steve -
That looked like serious deer country, at least the first part. I was on the edge of my seat waiting for one to jump out of the trees, just like I feel when I ride through that kind of terrain!
Are you running stock exhaust? Sounded way throatier than my 2013 stock. I liked it.
::006::regulator said:I got home from a trip and found a sweet Yamaha/Ogio bag waiting for me.
Won a door prize w/o being there.
Thanks Romney for forwarding it.
arjayes said:Steve -
That looked like serious deer country, at least the first part. I was on the edge of my seat waiting for one to jump out of the trees, just like I feel when I ride through that kind of terrain!
Are you running stock exhaust? Sounded way throatier than my 2013 stock. I liked it.
I'm not sure where I was - I was just following a leader. I think we were on Carrol Rd, because we stopped at the overlook (found it on Google maps); we paralleled a canal for while, and we passed that old train tunnel. I don't know if I was on one of the posted routes, but those landmarks should tell whether or not I was.Dirt_Dad said:Were those the 4x4 roads in Green Ridge? Haven't seen the main roads be that muddy.
One thing about Green Ridge mud, it can be insanely slippery. I was once gently riding around a muddy corner, not pushing it in any way. Three seconds later I was still upright, but facing the other direction. Did almost a complete 180 degree spin.