dunefreak

What are you all doing this weekend to stay cool? Should be some nice temps in Vegas. 117/118° BURRRR Ok sandawg, let's hear all about your awesome weather up there at St Anthony. Doesn't really bother me much anymore, but that first heat wave really wakes you up and it's this weekend!

You don't get my point. There's no reason to jack the guy's ad up. Fine, it wasn't personal, but your opinion definitely wasn't helping this guy out. Ads aren't open for criticism. They are there for members to buy and sell their stuff.

Just 2? Come on we need some more!

If you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all! sh*tty comments to someone's ad is actually against the rules of the board. It's considered a personal attack. goodguys, try to be one of the good guys next time!

Be careful out there. There is a nasty, new drop off towards the top/ kinda left side of Banshee Hill.

Thank you, Terry.

That would be SO impractical. You have to do it!

Sounds good to me. My schedule is pretty full in July so August works. It will be a little warmer, but not that much. Just means we'll roll out of there a little earlier. Looking at my work schedule, the 10, 17, 24th should work for me. I know most of the group that just went would probably be in as well. They're all die hard riders.

If boots are uncomfortable then you guys need different boots. My Tech 8's have never been uncomfortable. You need to give every pair of boots a chance to break in.

That's not riding

Lately I've put a little more thought into my riding gear for the dunes. When I ride out in the desert I am decked out in full gear but never in the sand. Why? It's pretty much just as dangerous in the sand as the hard pack. After seeing a couple crashes over the last summer morning run, I question why some guys (including myself) limit their gear. I always wear helmet, gloves & goggles plus riding pants and full MX boots. I am starting to think about wearing some sort of chest protector and maybe even some under-the-pants knee protection that slip on. So what about you? What do you usually wear and why? I understand not everyone likes to haul ass and just likes to putt around, but it's still important.

First video is done. Here's just a few minutes of the very first ride until we stopped for a couple pics at the top of comp. click here if you want to watch it in HD. Check out the razorback at 1:11! yiah!

Man that is so cool. Great hike report, Jodi! Sweet photos too. Your preparation and enthusiasm reminds me alot of my long dual sport rides. It feels so good to HAVE to prepare and work for something knowing you are relying on smart decisions to actually survive. It's extra satisfying. I bet that feeling of finally getting to those awesome falls was almost overwhelming. Good for you. I'm glad you got to experience that place. It's been on our list for a while and we hope to one day hike it as well. I have a few buddies that go every year and their photos always amaze me.

Couple more go pro shots. It's going to take me a little bit of time to get the video done, but I should have enough to do 2 different videos.

Cool ride video, Adam! Wow, that ride sure looks about 87 times easier and mellower when you're following 5 other quads with some tracks already laid down. Then again that was the first ride of the day. Pretty cool to watch though.

Couple go pro shots! I love that first look-back shot of the day's first ride! not a great spot to get stuck up on! haha cresting and dropping down the steep side of comp