We should pick a day or weekend a month to pick a trail and wheel it. Who ever shows great. Any ideals

Something like this has been kicked around for a long time. The main challenge has been manpower to keep it coordinated. You realize that the person who has the idea is automatically volunteered, right?

I like it

Trei's trails. Make it a sticky in the staging area!!!

In all seriousness, this is a good idea. Would any of you be willing to step up and act as coordinator? I'm thinking 1 wheeling trip each month, maybe offset from the breakfast by 2 weeks?

I say we keep the breakfast on sat and make that same Sunday wheeling day. We can meet Sunday in route to trail at a breakfast spot.

Short notice wheelin' rarely works out.

And for me, it is really hard to get two week ends a month set aside for Bronco stuff.

I enjoy breakfast meetings when trails aren't accessable.

Other than that, I would much rather go wheeling and eat a burrito on the way to the trail

of course, the non-wheelers can keep enjoying breakfasts while we are breaking parts

when do we get started ?

Maybe we could pick a month per member, share the wealth so to speak. I'd volunteer to host one month easy.

That is a good idea. I'll take a month.

Jeff we should bump jenny creek to july and I'll do wheeler lake in august.

I would like to do Holy Cross again this year in Aug or sept..

Also maybe get a run for the hardcore guys to Carnage and the more civilized guys can do Chinaman Gulch or something

Oh man, all my favorites!

Maybe we can add a calendar to the main page with the club breakfasts and club wheelin trips? Would make it easier to know the schedule without digging through threads.

I'm with Rox, wheeling is more fun and a breakfast burrito on the intake manifold still tastes darn good!

It's great to see this happening and i hope the interest continues!

So let's say spring Creek for the 1st one? Give everyone a months notice?

I might be in. depends on how close it is after moab. got a few things to do to the bronco first.

Is anybody else having trouble accessing TrailDamage? I wanted to see what Spring Creek was like

Brett

I ran it on 35's with no problems that weren't related to a lack of EFI. The first obstacle is a little intimidating, but fun. I left my rear locker on for most of the trail and kicked my front one in for a couple of spots. Probably didn't need to, though.

The last time I ran it it was wet and pretty tough due to that. The turn uphill took a couple of attempts by me in my bronco and my uncle had to winch even locked front and rear on 35s. The Rock garden was a blast but the best lines were pretty much undoable due to the moisture. I guess my point is if it's wet, expect to winch on anything less than 35s and lockers.

Here's pics from '05:
http://s8.photobucket.com/user/jesus_ma ... t=3&page=1

Again in '10:
http://s8.photobucket.com/user/jesus_ma ... t=6&page=1

HTH!

It's a fun trail. The 1st obstacle is optional fyi. I would say 33" tires and a locker would really help. Like what was said above if it is wet it can go from a 5 to a 8+ really quick. It's a great trail that's close and has a lot of easy lines and hard lines. I have done it with no lockers and 35" tires before. Depending on melt off we should plan on a month after Moab to do a club run. Is anyone interested doing BV China man's before that. Or Indy alot of you could go in liberty and back out it

I'm interested in Chinamans Gulch in May