Colorado B.S. Thread

Don’t worry Tim, I will have a spot for you on the team.

 

If you give me enough of a heads up, I can try to clear my schedule to be your driver. I won't ask for a 7 figure salary either. I figure I can make most of my money from endorsements.

 

You know my IG post about Crepeful? That is the guy that owns that 2nd gen. Go buy a crepe maybe he will give you a deal.

 

I have been told I can get a "true value" policy on my modified vehicles. Its costs a damn fortune though. Not sure it is worth it its a hobby and I am not spending money on drugs so....

 

I think you're better off putting the extra money in a savings account versus trusting an insurance company with it. I have minimum coverage on my truck.

 

Prolite? Short course is dead, has been for 10 years. Only Leduc99/Rob Mac making money on SC. The courses and split series need a major revamp.

10 was dead until the Ecotec was allowed and or made it on the scene, still nothing like a $30K Wiks Honda screaming at 10K RPM to make you go deaf.

Many desert classes are 2wd only and should/would stay that way. But TT being $$$unlimited will be a 4x4/AWD class soon.

The new Menzies Redbull TT is pretty amazing, The team doesn't even own the trans in that truck, RB/Xtrac does.

https://www.kmcwheels.com/news/4346/bryce-menzies-debuts-new-awd-trophy-truck

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEu2p6EykBw

https://www.race-dezert.com/forum/threads/new-menzies-tt.130753/

 

Yup, maybe a deal on a crepe.

 

For sure after a vehicle is X amount of yrs old or paid off
It makes total sense

 

I don’t know if I will be able to afford the amount of trucks you will destroy.

 

I'll be gentle with them. Pick me!

 

Finally found one.

 

Are you old enough to be holding that bottle!?

 

You will just burn it to the ground

 

Hellooooooooooooooooooooooooo Colorado!!!!!!

 

Well its about damn time we get recognized for more than pot

https://kdvr.com/2018/12/26/led-zeppelin-day-in-denver/

 

It is that day isn't it!?

 

1st post of the day.

 

Anyone have any recommendations for first aid classes that would be applicable to remote exploration type scenarios?

 

NOLS Wilderness First Aid if you’re looking for a 3-day course, Wilderness First Responder if you’re ok with 9ish days and a bit more money. Took WFA at REI a few years back, very worth the money/time.

 

Yeah, I agree. NOLS WFA is a good start, WFR is an excellent level of knowledge for backcountry stuff.