[JeniorNV]

I guess I'll start the pic thread since most people are probably still traveling but I'm already home and not doing anything today except laundry. Please add your pics and vids here!

Off Roading 101 at Area BFE on Monday. This ended up being a somewhat advanced version of Off Roading 101 because our group kicked butt and the trail leaders felt that the participants could handle it (and they did!).

Easy on the Toyota comments...the white Tacoma belongs to my mom.

 

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Tip Toe Behind the Rocks on Wednesday. This was listed as a blue trail but felt more like a red.

 

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Last couple from Tip Toe Behind the Rocks...

 

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Seven Mile Rim on Thursday

 

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Fins and Things on Friday

 

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Last set from Fins...

 

[Pathung]

Such ENVY! I'll be sure to go next year.

I noticed that you went to KO2's, Jen - how did you like them on the rocks, vs. Duratracs? Did you use lockers on any of the runs?

 

[JeniorNV]

I noticed that you went to KO2's, Jen - how did you like them on the rocks, vs. Duratracs? Did you use lockers on any of the runs?

I wouldn't say that I have a strong preference for one over the other. Both are a fantastic tire on this type of terrain.

My ARB compressor failed about halfway though Seven Mile...but up until then, I used the rear locker quite a few times and the front locker on two occasions. Lockers aren't needed on the blue trails if you take the easiest lines but they are warranted on some of the optional obstacles. But even on the blues, I tend to switch the rear one on anytime I'm in a situation where the tires might otherwise spin because it's easier on the vehicle and healthier for the trail.

 

[PyroMedic]

Heres a couple fun ones while I'm uploading all my pictures from the trip! It was awesome meeting everyone! Already starting the mod plans for next year... Uh-Oh

Fun on Dome Plateau Obstacle!

 

[drewbie]

Looks like fun! hopefully next year i can take the family. i have never been to moab but my wife has a ton (lucky colorado native). It would be mine and my daughter's first time. Our daughter turns 1 in july and has already been wheeling 3 times! She loves it, I just make sure to take easy lines when she is in the truck I run equipment for a living so she has already been in a skidsteer around my work lot, a front end loader and she has seen the inside of my dump truck! She absolutely loves wheeling giggles and smiles the entire time!

 

[Zedbra]

Awesome pics - looks like fun!

 

[mdashoot]

here's what I got. The fridge is what we had the night we arrived and the next day. We then went to find Sean's friends that were staying with us and he had to climb that rock. The rest are what the condos look like where everybody stays and the surrounding scenery. One pic shows the covered area where the Meet and Raffle is held, gives an idea of how close it is.

 

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Next day me and Lelan went out exploring while Sean and his buddys biked. We ran into a little river crossing and decided to cross.

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Same day we met up with some Nissans and ran Fins N Things, but first had to fix an X that broke a Ujoint right at the beggining. By the time they were done fixing it Sean was done biking and met up with us.

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More of Fins N Things

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The next day we did Hells Revenge, not many pics here as our camera guy was being lazy. I might have mixed up some of these with Fins N Things also.

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