Reiter sat the 11th

[Binder]

You got a seat open?

:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:
no I'm web wheelin it too.:redneck:

 

[TQJ CJ5]

Just wanted to say it was great meeting you guys today. I wasn't really aware of what fun could be had at Reiter before today.

Mark, thank you for your time today. I hope I didn't waste too much of it.

Nonetheless, it was a good learning experience. I may need to do a little cuttin'/choppin' and linkin' on the 'pretty' heep. Cuz after hearing 'you don't want to do this trail' enough, guess what, 'yeah, now I really want to". However, I do appreciate the advice cuz' I'm sure that what may be pretty now would be very much not so pretty once the trail had been run.

OR... maybe just sell the Jeep and "get something that can really be wheeled".

alrighty, nighty night! a few more brews left in the fridge.

Terry

 

[Money Mark]

Great day. No pics.

Terry.....get to work! :; Always enjoy wheeling with new people.

Even better, buy a buggy.:awesomework:

Edit: What trails did you end up wheeling?

 

[Dain Bramage]

and what trails did you tell him not to go on?

 

[Money Mark]

BYS, and as always I let the driver have the final say.

 

[Dain Bramage]

that sounds like pretty good advice.

 

[Cascade_Crawler]

I love bys :redneck:

 

[TQJ CJ5]

after I so kindly went down to help pull some brilliant kids out of a mud hole with their completely unprepared Chevy truck, I decided that since we didn't finish Izzy, that I'd just go do it cuz' it had been a while since I'd been up there. Then went and did most of (I think) Sac Up which was pretty decent. I understand it connects to a powerline access road? I didn't get to it but I don't think I was too far away. Since I didn't know the other trail locations and didn't want to take a chance getting stuck with nobody around I Went back to the main pit. Grumpy was hangin out, we talked for a bit and I then headed home back to Lynnhood.

So, are there other trails that are approximately the same level of difficulty/chance for damage as Sac Up?

I am giving some thought to a buggy. Only problem is then I would for sure need a tow rig and trailer. Right now I don't have the space for these at my house. Maybe, I'll just have to move so I can have a little more land with a bigass garage

 

[Money Mark]

You're welcome to join the next trip out. The best way to learn Reiter is with people that know it. Maybe we'll make an "other rig" run......with my CJ-5. ???

 

[Dain Bramage]

forgot you had that. hows it wheel? i bet you forgot what its like to actually have to try when wheeling.

 

[Cascade_Crawler]

You're welcome to join the next trip out. The best way to learn Reiter is with people that know it. Maybe we'll make an "other rig" run......with my CJ-5. ???

good advice right thur. cable trail is another fun one you could do.

 

[Dain Bramage]

x2 on cable, thats a fun one.

 

[1 grumpy]

And grumpy trail is fun also you shouldn't have a problem with it

 

[Dain Bramage]

where is that? your gonna have to show me one of these days.

 

[TQJ CJ5]

a few pics

nothing to incredible but I did snap a few pics.

Mark, Joe, and I at the beginning of Sac Up. Mark needed to clean out his fuel filter.

A wee bit of boulder crawling action.

AND...some mad flex yo...

 

[Bunk1]

well my crapcan can do the left line on the rock face. unlocked.

 

[Not Jobless]

well my crapcan can do the left line on the rock face. unlocked.

Saw I guy do hot laps up the left side in a stock open diff Tacoma.

 

[darius]

well my crapcan can do the left line on the rock face. unlocked.

Wierd, I've seen you peel out for about 5 minutes per attempt on the middle?:stirpot:

 

[Roccrawler]

well my crapcan can do the left line on the rock face. unlocked.

Video, Or it didnt happen :haha:

 

[TQJ CJ5]

that 3rd picture was just for fun, just a little sarcasm on my part. certainly was not trying to impress anyone