All Things Bikes and Tacos! (...and every vehicle imaginable)

LOL, Turns out it is 4 of my friends/acquaintences I went to Rampage with that bought a cheap used limo off KSL.

 

Totally. I'm not in Idaho as much as I used to be but I'm frequently there in the summer.

 

hahah thats awesome!!

 

You should throw a rack on that thing to haul one of those coolers around

 

heading to mt hood ski bowl this weekend for some party laps... came across a photo from last summer on my YT Tues. anyone in the area that wants to shred laps on cannonball let me know!

 

Looked it up on Trailforks. That place looks seriously fun. May have to find a reason to go out there.

 

Fat bikes RULE!

 

Those tires look bigger than the motorcycle's tires! lol

 

Definitely bigger than the front!

 

it's not bad. a bit overpriced and gets blown out toward the end of the summer, but it's a great training location for the bigger parks like whistler, coast gravity park, etc. if you're going to make a trip of it, i'd recommend hitting whistler as your #1 desitnation

 

Mine runs 26x4.8 inch rubbers. OD of about 29 inches or so. spreads to about 6 inches wide at 2 PSI. Amazing what you can pedal up.

 

Well obviously...

So many good bike parks I gotta explore. Trestle and Angelfire are long weekend potentials, but a Bellingham/Whistler expedition would be worthy too since I have family a little south in Everett.. So many places so little vacation days!

Deer Valley opens up next weekend, but that doesn't really compare to NM/CO/CAN area parks.

 

YES! just do a PNW shred tour, man. start in Oregon and work your way up through the PNW ending somewhere like coast gravity park and the entire sunshine coast.

 

Headed to Angel Fire this weekend, 8-12. It’ll be the first time this season on the big bike. It’s one of my faves.
Steamboat (awesome jump lines) and Trestle should open soon after.
But honestly, DV is right there with most of these parks. They just have more variety and volume than DV.

 

Yeah, I guess you are right. Volume of trails is really going to be key now that Canyons closed their park.

In other news, I dawn patrolled the new trail in Draper called "Achtung Baby!" Good flow that reminds me of a pedally-er version of PBR in Fruita. Its pretty fresh though, so the new trail mank factor was 200%. Get off the 8 inch wide worn-in track and it was SUPER LOOSE.

Video from my homie, Eric.
https://youtu.be/pvzk6vbOfUA

 

Maybe it has been answered, but can you lock the 1up hitch to the hitch receiver of the truck. Don't know if it would be easy to have it stolen while out on a ride.

 

You could always get a locking hitch pin

 

1ups don't use a hitch pin. They have an expanding wedge design that friction fits the hitch in place (rather well).