Squaw Valley Sep 20th
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- Thread starter Damn True
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Squaw Valley Sep 20th
Mt Bachelor - 25 min from my house.
yup the birdies are flyin south already.....
it's gonna be a cold one this year.....
it's gonna be a cold one this year.....
Mmmm....Squaw!! 
My brother lives in Gardenerville, NV., about 15 mins. from the Mt. Rose Hwy., might have to pay him a visit real soon!
My brother lives in Gardenerville, NV., about 15 mins. from the Mt. Rose Hwy., might have to pay him a visit real soon!
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I don't think there is any chance of snow here.
loco-gringo said:
our office near Dallas, has many days that they cant make it in to work every winter.......a little ice or an inch of snow and you all don't know how to keep your cars on the road
Nice picture. Here's Silverton, Colorado on Sep. 5th:Damn True said:
Oh, and on my drive in today it appears the snowline is ~7k feet in the foothills. <schaaaawing>
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douglas said:
Raises hand and says - ahemm - bs - I live 2 hours south of there and see their news. It is not every winter and it doesn't grind the city to a stop. I will say people drive like crap in freezing conditions, but bear in mind that we don't get much snow. It is the ice that wreaks havoc on us. Even with snow, it melts and it ice over night and the following morning. Ice has never made me stay home. Dallas does have some wicked tall bridges that freeze faster than other roads though.
*this is not me baggin you Douglas. I am saying your Dallas peeps might be making schit up.*
Yep. Everything is bigger in Texas - even the exaggerations.loco-gringo said:
"Why I remember the winter of '78.................... drifts were <blah blah blah>"
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SkaredShtles said:
I was 7 and I think we did get like 2 inches here that year.
loco-gringo said:
well, even thou the have been sitting in front of a computer for 10 years / 40 hours a week none of them know **** about how to use a computer, so just because they have a license doesnt mean they know how to drive a car (especially if they hear the word snow or ice in the forcast)
Yeah - I work up in Evergreen, and there was snow on the ground for a bit, still is, on Evergreen Mt.SkaredShtles said:Nice picture. Here's Silverton, Colorado on Sep. 5th:
Oh, and on my drive in today it appears the snowline is ~7k feet in the foothills. <schaaaawing>
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Am I the only one that really doesn't like snow?
Yeah, pretty muchJRogers said:
I'm looking forward to snowboarding a bit this winter. Picked up a couple Copper Mtn 4-passes the other day. I doubt I'll get up more than 4-8 times this year, so these should do. $69 for 4 days. $17.25 per day. Not a bad price I think.
Hockey and ice fishing get me through the winter but I would much rather be playing softball or riding bike. The river is also much more fun with bikini clad girls then with ice running down it.
This is so, so sad...............JRogers said:
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I am soo looking forward to winter. Been wrenching o sleds all summer, I've been working on a buddies maching for the past 3 months and we're almost ready to go with it and I cannot wait to get this thing rolling. For any of you out there who aern't familiar with snowmobiles, what I've been tinkering with is a 159" Ski-Doo REV Summit. The pic is before we threw a new chassis, shocks, a-arms, rear skid, seat, and lexan panels on, among the motor work. The motor is especially sweet, Crankshop 1100 twin with Aerocharger 33 series turbos in tandem. We're expecting nearly 300 horse when the NOS comes on. It's alot of power out of only a litre! She's gonna be bad at only 456 lbs!
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SkaredShtles said:Nice picture. Here's Silverton, Colorado on Sep. 5th:
Oh, and on my drive in today it appears the snowline is ~7k feet in the foothills. <schaaaawing>
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SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK!
Damn my dad was there just a week or two ago on his motorcycle.
You gotta be kidding me?GeoffW said:
Speaking of motorcycle... I just filled out my credit app at the local Dirt Bike Store for grins... we'll see if anything happens there... 'cuz winter time is moto time yo!Damn True said:
Your knob goes to 11 - that is nuts.GeoffW said:
Thanks for the support guys. I'm not kidding you at all, I build atleast a machine a year, some years more. Amazingly enough, it's not the biggest machine we've had out of the garage. Former machine had a 1500 triple in it. Of course these are all two strokers. I've got more pics of tje turbo setup if you'd like to see. Getting two turbos in sync was the hardest part of the project, meeting our weight target required alot of titanium and creative fabricating. Should be a blast to ride!
My wifes Grandfather lives in Gardnerville.McGRP01 said:Mmmm....Squaw!!
I think we need to build a giant canopy over N* so we can have year round riding!!!!! I HATE WINTER!!!!!!!!!!