Pebbles, can you hear me?

[4ward]

I'm coming to exact revenge on yo bitch azz!!

 

[Beezil]

can you feel me?

 

[Scott Mac]

Who are you?

 

[4ward]

I really wanna know.

 

[Beezil]

touch me.

 

[Jes]

You guys are soft core.

 

[Beezil]

You guys are soft core.

turn off pantera and open your mind.

 

[Andy in Pa.]

You gotta run it from the top down again. Much harder that way. We were doing OK until it started to pour!!!

Andy

 

[Urban Redneck]

I thought the Wisconsin state flag was blue tarp? Is Ohio's green?

 

[4ward]

Apparently you're color blind. It's gray as in the color of the sky in the midwest 80% of the year.

I've been contemplating which way to run it. I'm thinking go up it and then come back down. That would probably fill a complete day with 3-4 rigs doing it.

Oh yeah, if you're going to give me shit make sure you can run the same trails as me. :looser:

 

[Andy in Pa.]

Yes, should definitely tie up a day. Maybe some late afternoon time spent running the Sluice, or M if everyone makes it through unscathed, both ways.

Did I give you shit?? Didn't realize it if I did. I still owe you for allowing me to stay dry while fixing my rear brakes!! Not gonna have that problem again, now its discs!!

 

[4ward]

No, you didn't gimme shit, look at UR's post.

What's Voodoo and Undertaker like?

 

[Andy in Pa.]

Undertaker is a wicked uphill climb, full of ledges. Well known for causing multi-broken parts, but not a real long trail if I remember right. Probably most of a day for a crowd of 4-6 on 38's and HD hardware. Longer wheelbase is a help on this trail. Voodoo is a longer trail with 1/2 dozen tough obstacles. Probably 1/2 day for a crowd of 4-6 on 38's and HD hardware. These trails are close together, may be a good plan for Friday or Saturday U-Hardcore runs.

Then there is always Death Valley.... plan on a day for sure.

A.

 

[CHW]

Undertaker is a fairly long trail. The lower section isn’t as hard as the upper part. Lots of VERY large rocks. The feature obstacle is called Death Spike; a nearly vertical 30’ climb with a 4’ ledge in the middle. I think you’ll like it.