Let's see your Tacos in scenic places!

[QUOTE="turbodb, post: 30591073, member: 177696" but I have camped and explored below it, [/QUOTE]


That must have been camping off Johns Canyon Rd below Muley Point... I've got go pro while riding the entire road below till it terminates and at the end there is a small campground. Is that where you camped? Very remote, maybe room for 3 or 4 vehicles.. no services... primitive.

Although not by Taco these have been two of my fav spots to camp

 

Actually, I was just below Cedar Point and then all along Johns Canyon Rd, in search of some very cool rock art. That link will show pics of what I found.

Love those shots with the bikes. Reminds me of BC Canada and the PNW.

 

Took a look at some of your photography with the link.. outstanding...

The rock art in the photos is also amazing.. especially the big horn sheep done by dot...

There is something in the UT desert that is tough to duplicate else ware as when golden hour brightens up the red rock.

If I'm not mistake I recall reading about how you built your Taco and a trip you took with it on the AZBDR.. was that you?

 

Could have been. We've done most of the BDRs, and did AZ last year.

 

Y'all living the real dream

 

Washington State?

 

Nope Kootenay Lake, British Columbia

 

for real. im in MA, very limited wheeling except if we drive 2 hrs to NH
but we have the ocean...

i see a lot of these people from CO and out west and am jealous of their wheeling and camp scene
but i remind myself a lot of them drive hours to get to locations...which i can do to NH as i mentioned, and it makes it feel better

 

Views on views

 

young adult kid built a bed platform in the back of my 1st gen and took off for adventures. Guess I'll just keep working and being jealous.

 

This is epic! I had to look it up. I was in Telluride last year and didn't know this was there! What time of year did you go?

 

Moab, Utah

 

End of August.

 

Here is a short video I took from Peabody Pass which is above Imogene Pass, Colorado. I hiked up from my silver Taco down below. The descent from Imogene down towards Telluride is amazing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Peabody

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnK9rMLodwU


Also another video on my FE501 moto descending down Yankee Boy headed to Ouray, CO. This trail is much slower in a 4x4 vehicle and the difficulty changes every year depending on spring run off. When on a moto you can travel at least 5 times faster than a 4x4 in 4low. This descent was done during easier conditions one fall afternoon. A few years later, I was unable to finish the final 25% of the ascent up in my Taco due to wash-outs and lack of traction even aired down to 14 psi with the rear locker engaged.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqsjKoDyB1Q


This is another one attempting to make it up Imogene Pass from Telluride with a bit of snow added in. This area is extremely beautify for driving 4x4 vehicles when the conditions permit. This was my friends first time up here on motos and he was pretty excited. The final 200 yards was a challenge and we both had to take one moto at a time up. What we didn't realize was that descent down the other side was much more difficult.

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