NYCO's '06 Boosted Blue Betty

sounds like a good day for a splitboard

 

Freezing rain stopped travel on the highway there

 

So trying to plan a trip to NH's class 6 roads with the NJDB's this year. Upon doing some research I came across some pics on google and your build. Got any insight on good places to acquire maps/routes? The Overland Challenge is what piqued my interest but at $325 a truck it's hard to get a partner to come with me on the journey.

 

^^^ for NH trail maps check out ENH (Exploring New Hampshire)

http://exploringnh.com/

 

I got the GPS tracks from running this years Overland Challenge. PM your email and will forward them to you. Happy to hook up a NJDB!

 

definitely check ^that source out...they have a nice database already to browse through

if you venture into VT at all, the counties released updated maps not long ago with all trails and roads, http://vtransmaps.vermont.gov/mapsftp/current.asp no descriptions, but you'd be able to see the class IV roads and legal trails by town/county

if you get any maps for VT, they're all PDF maps which can be used with an app PDFMaps which will use your phone/tablet's gps to ping your location on the maps

and when you get an offer like \/ definitely take advantage of that...i know the routes i've seen from Vermont Overland have been very useful and i would imagine the NH routes would be as helpful

 

with all the talks of new wheels and tires, i recently decided to change things up a bit...

what do you all think?


not really a chrome fan, but was liking how the bronze looked so we stepped it up a notch in the glam life and went with 30" gold on the taco and 16s on the trailer

 

Dem spokes do

 

not a fan. no spinners

 

Threw some Ds on that bitch!

Gangsta street cred just tripled

 

You'd get shot and robbed in my neighborhood. Hope you stayed strapped.

 

Thanks all of you. Looking forward to what Wolftaco has for me and applying to get access to the exploring NH maps as well. Looking forward to exploring more of the NE this summer.

 

always

 

As a Canadian, I find the need to always have a concealed firearm confusing and slightly frightening. I'm curious though, how do you carry it in a way that isn't uncomfortable?

 

inside wasteband holster...it's a sof-tuck from desantis currently

it even has a separation that allows me to tuck in my shirt easily so i can easily carry on workdays too

i have an M&P Sheild 40 that is actually pretty comfortable to carry

 

http://aliengearholsters.com

 

I just googled the Shield 40. The barrel looks so short.. what's the effective range?

Those holsters look neat. Not that I'd ever get a permit to carry up here.

 

it's a conceal weapon, not a sharpshooter

most situations that would warrant defending with a conceal will be relatively short range...if i'm trying to pick someone off from >50ft, chances are that will not hold up in court as a life threatening situation and self defense...

 

24' or less