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Very little. With each check point, most of the mushers time is spent feeding and caring for the dogs. By the time that is done, it is usually about time to get back on the trail. Race time usually runs 9-14 days or so on the trail. Temps -30 or colder are very common. Overall, I think...

On motorcycle? Wimps. Go for the Iditarod, 1150 miles across Alaska by dog sled.

Very cool.....I want one.

Sounds like not a problem with your kids, but would second the warning about whiplash and neck injuries. We can bounce around pretty well and come out fine, not always so for a baby or toddler. I like the bike helmet idea. With three kids in the back of the MS they bang heads once in a...

Hard thread to follow. Is Hells Revenge and some of the others mentioned really "mild wheeling" for first time drivers? Esp considering these are expensive rigs that owners may not care to damage (although the rigs themsleves are probably plenty capable). For easy but sceenic, I would...

To me that, is the real question. Are they truely the weak link? Has anyone here actually had them fail?

On a Montero Sport board, a debate is raging over the wisdom of "upgrading" to manual hubs instead of auto. Too me that is a jump back in time, not upgrading, but could be off-base. Comments like this "Of course if your only doing easy trails you can just wait until they go bad then upgrade...

Key would be it is in a wash were water does run at least some of the time. Otherwise it is a ledge.

Took longer to get off-topic then I thought it would.

Was a great run...thanks all!

I need to get one of those and take my vet practice mobile!

Here we go again.....

very good.

Any progress on design of flyers or posters?

Makes since to me....3 1/2 vs 4 vs 41/2+....too much info was put into too few numbers. But of course any change takes some getting used to.

Just for fun, here are some I think we can all agree shouldn't pass... http://128.83.80.200/taco/scarysteering.html

Must admit there are alot of fullsize trucks that shouldn't be on the road.

interesting project, to say the least. Keep us posted.

Probably the only option to get you around, esp on ice.

If you don't want her (or her boyfriend) to wheel it, why the Jeep? Start her out with something with better milage etc