Colorado B.S. Thread

Trucks for sale. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/feeler-tgs-taco-for-sale.510211/

 

Vacation but I'm always down to talk Yotas and Wheeling ... and maybe a little about lights

 

There is a small trail system off the peak-to-peak highway that 3" lift and 33's can handle. Not sure how Middle St. Vrain/Coney Flats are looking these days, but you could certainly run Ironclad, then go down Bunce School Road and hit the T-33 plane crash trail/Park Creek.

 

I see you are from comifornia but do you like shooting?

 

I like California and the gun laws are NOT one of the reasons why

 

Snarfs is overrated and now that they have multiple locations I'm Denver the little spot in Boulder does not do anything for me. I'll second the Dushanbe Tea House and the Celestial Seasonings tour though.


In aux light scavenger hunt

 

Good to know! Thanks

 

I'm all out of google today but thier Western Art collection was sold, moved, just gone at end of Sept, we had a couple of people take half days to see it before this.

 

Has anyone have a "plasma lighter"? Does it work at elevation?

https://www.citizengoods.com/sales/...16&utm_content=a0x1a000003T70H&aid=a-3hp5cjgn

 

Mine does, and im sure it wuld bug the shit out of barley

 

Damage free too.

 

Thats a lot more then the other generations could say

Make it to the retirement destination yet?

 

Sweet! I'd recommend the Idaho Springs area, Yankee Hill has nothing particularly hard but is gorgeous as is Argentine Pass. Shoot me a DM if you can ride on Sunday I'll join depending on the trails. I'm stock but confident!

 

Another rig, an LC, tumbles off a trail. This time someone died. It happened two days ago in the Gunnison area. It's making the rounds across the 'net:

 

Well something Army and Marines have in common is like temperament CSM's and Safety briefs.

Too funny, now hydrate!

https://youtu.be/kd3eL4C8nCw

 

Don't miss that.

 

Not that it would of changed anything but am I the only one who wears a seat belt off-roading?

 

That was f'n funny!

 

I suspect the violent forces the body experiences in such an event can not be controlled by a standard seat belt. Five-point harness, yes, but a basic shoulder belt can't compete.

 

Hey Denver here. New to the site. Can one of you guys point me in the right direction?

I'm trying to diagnose a chirping/squealing noise only on acceleration. It sounds like it's coming from the rear, but when I get the truck in the air I can't replicate the noise. I recently rebuilt my drive shaft all new U-joints, new carrier bearing. Could it be a belt? I'm sure I'm beating a dead horse here, but I'm new to the site and if you can point me in the right direction that would be amazing!!! 06 Taco 4.0