Working on some new B track

[Dorky]

Gonna be on B+ tomorrow. Have fun !!

[Bora20]

Thinking about heading out again tomorrow. Late start... Say 11? Anyone want to go get wet?

I can't make it Matt. Hopefully the tracks I sent you will help out.

[Bora20]

cactusreid and the A team of 2011

stu
rosco
el murr
ben
wayne(retired)

Which one of you is in the middle?

[cactusreid]

dorky, rosco and i will be out early tomorrow as well, we are roll charting the A sections that we are putting in just after the sweet little run beside Eileen lake. we have approx 50 km's of some real groovy stuff. see if you can keep track of your riding time on the b+ tomorrow, as that will be a factor in wether we add in more A sections, or leave well enough alone. we will probably be at sun peaks,lunch time?

Which one of you is in the middle? what's a matter?? you don't think i look good in fuchia?

[Bora20]

Fuschia? Now I know what is under your riding gear. Have fun tomorrow.

I am currently cutting the B loop into 500 point chunks on my laptop for the GPS users.

[toowheels]

I would like to say that the Gina Loop Mojavi bag from Dave at Moto Overland is one of the best pieces of kit out there. Everything in it stayed dry today even through all this water.


Thanks to my Sealskinz over the calf neoprene socks, my feet were also nice and dry even with all that water inside my boots!

Next week...better cameras...

Awesome Dan! glad to hear you like it!! (could you change that to Giant Loop though!! )

I'll be toting the whole Giant Loop line with me for riders to check out (Big Booger's already snagged the MoJavi demo to feed his 'Berg). I'll also have the brand new GL Coyote and Great Basin Dry bags too.

Question on the B route for the F8GS...

You were originally saying it was big bike doable with some work...still true?

The snorkels are up high for those river/lake crossings but when it's on it's side they act like scoops

Dave
www.motooverland.com

[Bora20]

I changed it Dave. The B route is doable on a bigger bike like the F800GS if you have some knobby tires on it. The mud, rocks, and sand hill will be VERY tough without those.

That would be the biggest bike that I would take on the route though, even then it may not be a ton of fun in the tougher sections. The rest of the route will be just fine, but it will be slow going for sure.

[toowheels]

Thanks Dan!

I do have knobbies -sort of- there will be only a few mm's left by the time I get there though...Hmmm...

See ya there!

Dave
www.motooverland.com