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Cascadia

Cascadia

Undecided
Location
Orem, Utah
I was late because of half marathon traffic this morning. Derek and I still managed to find each other on the trail, after we each rode a loop solo. Once we met up it was short lived. I got a rear flat going up 39. So we rode a few miles out and the day was over. Looks like its time for a rear bib mousse, rear tire, and maybe a new warp 9 front wheel. That way I have a backup set for races. I already have a spare rear warp 9.
 
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rholbrook

Well-Known Member
Location
Kaysville, Ut
Harrison and I ended up riding Hobble Creek to the bottom of Saw Mill and back

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There is a puddle of oil under Harrison's CRF150RB. He must of hit a stump or rock and pushed his gearshift lever into the case and put a pin hole in it. Could be worse, it could be the main case. Anyone in Davis Co weld this thing?
 
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rholbrook

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Location
Kaysville, Ut
Harrison was hoping to race in Price Saturday but I head out of town tomorrow and I doubt I can get it fixed before I leave and doubt I will have time to get it together when I get back. I will give it a try though.
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jeeper

jeeper

I live my life 1 dumpster at a time
Location
So Jo, Ut
rholbrook said:
Harrison and I ended up riding Hobble Creek to the bottom of Saw Mill and back

Edit:
There is a puddle of oil under Harrison's CRF150RB. He must of hit a stump or rock and pushed his gearshift lever into the case and put a pin hole in it. Could be worse, it could be the main case. Anyone in Davis Co weld this thing?
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JB weld will do :)
 
jeeper

jeeper

I live my life 1 dumpster at a time
Location
So Jo, Ut
Well we made it about to the first fork on trail ?40? Heading to the switch backs, my BIL's yzf decided to lose a couple bolts and puke his exhaust off. We used Some bailing wire to get to back into place and headed back to the truck. Pretty short ride.
 
Tonkaman

Tonkaman

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Location
West Jordan
jeeper said:
Well we made it about to the first fork on trail ?40? Heading to the switch backs, my BIL's yzf decided to lose a couple bolts and puke his exhaust off. We used Some bailing wire to get to back into place and headed back to the truck. Pretty short ride.
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You need to teach those boys about routine maintenance...
 
jeeper

jeeper

I live my life 1 dumpster at a time
Location
So Jo, Ut
Cascadia said:
Is your family allergic to bolts? Looks like yamaha a have the same problem. ;)
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I think the ktm is teaching them bad habits while they are all in the garage together. It's kind of like the friend you don't want you kids to have..

Tonkaman said:
You need to teach those boys about routine maintenance...
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I need to teach myself! I have not lost a bolt in 10 years. This whole maintain a bike thing is going to take some practice. However, I believe it may be worth it.. I am really enjoying the ktm.
 
zukijames

zukijames

Well-Known Member
Location
not moab anymore
i might head up AF around 1 tomorrow afternoon.

I'm slow only been riding for 2 years and not used to my new to me 1997 xr250

i will be going to look at a route glockman suggested for my GF

start at tibble, take 40 up to 157 head south then come down 41 or add in 252 off the back then up to the summit, then from the summit take 157 back to 41 and down to the dam.

wanta make sure its do able for her before i take her up there.. because she will try anything and i dont want it to be my fault when she gets hurt :ugh:
 
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Cascadia

Cascadia

Undecided
Location
Orem, Utah
Went riding alone after work yesterday. Started at hope campground up Provo canyon. Headed south and then hit up the trail 80 single track. That trail takes you up and over the mountain east of Provo that has all the lines on it when the snow melts. The trail was pretty overgrown from last season. There was also an avalanche this winter that blocks the trail about 1.5 miles from the summit. It was fun at first hopping 8-18" logs. But it got old fast once I hit snow. There is no snow or mud except for in the ravine but it's a good 10-15' deep with 80' downed trees. So that's where my day ended. Probably the biggest avalanche remnants I've seen. Probably 5 miles long and 1000' wide.
 
Cascadia

Cascadia

Undecided
Location
Orem, Utah
I will be camping up Hobble Creek from Wednesday night thru Saturday night this week. I will most likely ride hobble or diamond fork every night after about 4. Anyone is welcome any day. Just let me know. I won't have service after 4 everyday but I will until 3ish.
 
Tonkaman

Tonkaman

Well-Known Member
Location
West Jordan
Cascadia said:
Went riding alone after work yesterday. Started at hope campground up Provo canyon. Headed south and then hit up the trail 80 single track. That trail takes you up and over the mountain east of Provo that has all the lines on it when the snow melts. The trail was pretty overgrown from last season. There was also an avalanche this winter that blocks the trail about 1.5 miles from the summit. It was fun at first hopping 8-18" logs. But it got old fast once I hit snow. There is no snow or mud except for in the ravine but it's a good 10-15' deep with 80' downed trees. So that's where my day ended. Probably the biggest avalanche remnants I've seen. Probably 5 miles long and 1000' wide.
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Wow that's cool! You should have taken some pics
 
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