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Or a trail book with "complete" guidance.

 

thinking it's the master cylinder...swapping in a new OEM one this week, hopefully that solves it..

if that's not it, then there's a leak somewhere where fluid is not going out but air is coming in...

my pedal will go to the floor with braking at the very end..if i release and press again it'll give me some better resistance but will still slowly depress to the floor...

brakes have been bled and all lines have been examined for visual leaks..fluid level remains constant too..

 

Let me know when your lookin to sell the expos

 

i particularly love how that stupid book uses cabins as waypoints. there were flippin 14 cabins! and no trail numbers. ggggrrrrrrrrr..... just mean we'll have to go back to do sob hill

 

Ha. I doubt I will get around to new springs before I wear out the Expos. So......... sorry.

I could see the smoke coming from Jace's truck as he got more pissed at that book with every passing moment.

 

Thats what I was afraid of

 

traildamage isn't any better

"It starts at the low end off of the Middle Fork of the Swan River trails. The turn off is not clearly marked. As you travel uphill you will see one turnoff to the right with an unusable bridge, with a trail on the other side. This trail used to be a shortcut to Georgia Pass but it is no longer in use. The next turn looks like it might be the right one but it is not. You are looking for a third fork in the road.

Just over two miles in, the correct turnoff is marked with a brown Forest Service sign. The sign does not have any numbers on it -- only an arrow pointing the way to S.O.B. Hill.

You cross the Swan River after making this turn off of the Middle Fork. You soon come to a cabin on the left of the trail in the trees. The cabin is complete enough to stay in it comfortably, and even has a nice seating place.

Make a note of a trail spur turning to the right just before you get to the cabin. It is marked with a white arrow on a board. This is the correct way to S.O.B. Hill. If you continue on forward past the cabin the trail eventually dead ends."

"The Middle Fork of the Swan River trails starts after the narrow bridge, and the S.O.B. Hill trail starts on the right just under 3 miles up this trail."

 

mother fucker we were right there.... i know exactly where it is now.... its extremely tight tho. we didnt go up it cuz of how small of a trail it was. so sunday... whos goin? lol:-D

 

X2 that quad looking trail was it. Damn that was a tight entrance.

 

its the one that i said on the cb.... damn that looks gnarly. not sure if ur second gens will fit

 

Step 1- remove tail lights
Step 2- buy truck sized shoe horn
Step 3- pry hard.

 

i gotta put a new u joint in on sunday, so no wheeling for me

 

hope not, those are expensive!!! master cylinder comes in soon, hopefully that's as expensive as I have to go.

 

Just thought it needed more boobs in here.

 

I maybe able to get away sunday

 

I will be helping Geotaco this Sunday with his U joint.