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No wife, but my daughter rides a CRF150RB.

BITD started using them in '08 and it cost $80, but it was mine to keep. I'm assuming that the $10 is a rental fee, but as more clubs start using them, you may be able to buy your own (if you run enough races to make it worth the cost). Unless the actual design or technology has changed, they...

OR... I'll ride your bike, decide my '10 is too old and have to get a newer one. :( Yeah, its definitely a ways to go for a couple days of riding, but the singletrack there is worth the drive. We're leaving Thursday morning and coming back Sunday. Usually, I'd have room for extra bikes...

Gonna be riding in Laughlin Friday and Saturday (Jan. 31 and Feb. 1). Tons of fairly technical singletrack, but nothing crazy difficult (FWIW, its the area that BITD uses for their H&H race each year). Anyway, the area is just off the highway approx. 10 miles before dropping into Laughlin and...

Ha! I stopped watching right after watching him use the t-handle. My bad...

I totally missed this... anyway, in relation to the clamps, make sure you don't over-torque the bolts! People do this all the time and it doesn't take much to affect the movement of the internals. Use a torque wrench and don't use any Loctite, just re-check them often.

I've got the same bike, but a '10. I did the 280 kit along with head porting. Let me know if you have any questions or want to ride it before investing in a big bore kit.

Want some more riding in great weather? 3 weekends from now in Laughlin. :)

On the last RME trip, I had mine out and apart in the Slickrock parking lot. Glad to see someone else taking a turn. ;)

POW!

Stansbury Front single track trails should be right close.

Happy BDay Brian!

Interesting you say that, since Donner's Pass is my only experience having to chain up, never here in UT.

FWIW, the UDOT website is lame and totally inaccurate. The canyon may as well have been a ghost town and just snow packed. An hour ago their website still said that all vehicle's were required to have chains. :laughing: Yeah, there are better options for snow/ice. If they ever make the BFG...

FWIW, checked the UDOT website again, and Provo Canyon is still listed as "chains for ALL vehicles". Its still gonna be like 4 hours until I'm heading to the canyon, so they could lift that restriction by then. It will be interesting to see if they're stopping people at the mouth of the...

Yes, good point. :)

Yeah, I'm not worried about the drive one bit. It'll be interesting to see if they're actually stopping people and enforcing anything. There would have to be an epic amount of snow before my rig would need chains.

So, here's the deal. UDOT is claiming that 4x4 OR chains are required for Parley's (typical). However, for Provo Canyon they are indicating that chains are required for ALL vehicles (with no apparent exceptions). My question is this, has anyone in a capable 4x4 with good tires ever been...

Nice pic Shane. That's decent! ;)

I couldn't emphasize this very statement more!