Colorado B.S. Thread

How long are you going to be here

 

Flying out tonight and headed back Monday. If someone manages to track me down in CO they will get a special discount. It's like "where's waldo?" but "Where's Baja Designs Bailey?"

 

Pretty sure ray and I were the only tacos to make it over.

 

As far as Boulder, Pearl Street is cool just to walk, shops and street performers are OK. Food in Boulder...Snarf's Sandwiches is good for something quick and easy and The Med is an awesome Tapas place. What are you looking for trail wise? Tons of stuff near Idaho Springs ~ 1 hr away

 

2500 awning or the 2000?

 

Wow just throw @Nazupag524 way like that why dont you!

 

Pretty sure 2000, as I believe it's 7'ish

 

yeah. Thats what I was thinking. Wanting to put a 2000 on the roof rack on the cab, but it looks pretty long on the cap.

 

No trip to Boulder is complete without a stop at Dark Horse

 

Or celestial seasonings!!!!!!! #mintroom

 

I have suggestions for arvada, and west Denver..... does that count?

 

Sweet, Pear Street is on the list to walk and look around.

Trail wise I really haven't figured it out. I think we are just planning It once I'm out there. Mostly moderate as his FJ has 33's and 3" lift and his roommate has a Taco with the same setup. No armor on the Taco though.

 

That place looks great! Definitely a spot I'll end up

 

Open for suggestions in Denver. I'll be spending a little bit of time down there but mostly over by the Airport.

 

I'm a fan of West End Tavern for booze (chicken and waffles, too). Given the time of year, Bohemian Biergarten will probably be fun. The Sink has some good food and fun history, but given the college students it may be a shit-show. If you're one of them Fancy Folk who like wine, Frasca is a good choice. If you like tea, the Dushanbe Tea House has good options (also: cool history and surprisingly good tea-based cocktails). If you like hiking, be sure to check out the trailheads around Chautauqua and NCAR. Rio Grande has a fun rooftop vibe and strong margaritas, but the food is nothing special.

Beer guy? If you search "Boulder breweries" on the Googles then you will find a bounty.

The Shelby American Collection museum is there, as well as the Leanin' Tree museum and Celestial Seasonings.

You can always head west to Nederland and explore the Peak to Peak highway as well as Rocky Mountain National Park. A lot of wheeling that way, too. If you hate yourself, there's plenty of crap to do in Denver which isn't very far away.

 

Holy crap...can't believe that I forgot that one. A lot of good times there...

 

Moe's bagels in boulder is good couple locations for breakfast. Second snarf's theres alot of good places list can go on!

If you go up i-70 beau jo's pizza in Idaho springs is not bad to stop for food used to go there all the time after hitting the slopes.

If your in denver cherry cricket dive bar burger joint was on man vs food. Denver biscuit company Good too.

You here for vacation or work if its work i might know where you are

Also @TOYTEC is in denver basiclly off i-25 and hwy 36 close to this.

 

Access to guns?? Go trail ride/shoot in central city one of my favorite past times

 

Just got off the phone with @Frank Castle - was talking about some sleeping bags I was selling and got off the rails with this clanking noise I'm getting from my '17 OR. He named dropped you, @thefatkid, mentioning you really know your stuff.

You like beer? Because if I can ask you questions pertaining to if my rear diff should be clunking going over bumps in gear/out of gear, and maybe a recommendation where I should take it to get it looked at, I will buy you beer of your choice.

 

Brian would be your one stop shop if you needed one, very awesome guy and knows what he is doing