AZ BS Thread 4²0

Hadn't thought about that, good idea definitely

 

Or drill a standard nut and safety wire it

 

Garmin eTrex series are great for hiking. I would get a 20 or 30 series (eTrex 20 or eTrex 30 to be clear). Theyre waterproof and relatively easy to navigate the menus and they really aren't all that expensive.

If you want a touchscreen and have $$$ to spend the Garmin montana series is where I would start.

 

Garmin eTrex, that's what I use/have

 

youre late.

mine was already installed

 

Thanks

 

Sup bishes, guess who's in town looking to start some shit . . .

 

me

 

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Nice !!!

 

There's a chance I might be selling my Etrex 20 here very soon will let you know if your interested, think I turned it on for 1 camping/hiking trip for maybe a total of an hour and has been packed with a bunch of gear since.

 

hope not too soon - I am nickel and dime-ing my expenses now since I have a contractor working on the outside of my house.

 

Rhino lined topper.

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/pts/5822095118.html

 

Friday morning 2 friends and I headed to Moab, Ut where we were greeted by 100's of Jeeps. Most even appeared to be running and driving!

We were gonna camp at Sand Flats Rec. Area, but it was full. So we headed out to BFE and accidentally camped in the middle of a group of 8 Land Cruisers.
Ran a couple easy trails and walked some of the harder ones like Britney Spears and El Dorado

DSC_0083 by Connor Rhoades, on Flickr

Woke up Saturday morning and ran Top of the World because I remember reading it was easy and debatably 2WD accessible. So I thought I could finish it fairly quickly and then drive to Colorado. The problem was, I'm not capable of taking easy lines or going around anything ever.
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New skid plate doing wonders for my approach angle.
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After that we headed to Crested Butte, Colorado.
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Sadly, most of my photos are pretty blurry after that.
We ran Engineer Pass first.
DSC_0264 by Connor Rhoades, on Flickr
Then Cinnamon
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And finally Stony
DSC_0334 by Connor Rhoades, on Flickr

 

Great pics!! CB is awesome! Was just out there mountain biking in August.

 

Top of the World was not 2wd doable when we were there for Rock Therapy

 

Great Pictures! how long did the whole trip take you?

 

I feel like I read Stefan ran it in his 2nd gen at some point. After running it though, I'd agree.

Roughly 3 days. Although Sunday, I started driving at 5 am and didn't finish until midnight. Which was driving from Crested Butte, running those 3 passes, and then driving back to Tempe.

 

Finally mounted my hi-lift.

 

Awesome trip. Can't imagine running all three passes and driving home in one day. I know it was absolutely beautiful when we were out there in August. Ran engineer, cinnamon, black bear, Imogene and Ophir passes when we were there.