Pine Barrens this weekend

[sallydog]

I had to turn around several times due to 200ft wide puddles

sissy

[frogman1981]

Ye I'm a sissy. I don't want to push my drowned bike 5 miles back to the trailer. The next time I go you can come along and show me how it's done. I doubt it will happen. There were no takers the last time I went, 60 deg and sunny.

[Rut Row]

Ye I'm a sissy. I don't want to push my drowned bike 5 miles back to the trailer. The next time I go you can come along and show me how it's done. I doubt it will happen. There were no takers the last time I went, 60 deg and sunny.

wellll.... SallyDog lives in the Pine Barrons. Just sayin... next time PM him and get his phone number - he's a dirt bike slut and proud of it

[the dude himself]

Someone challenging SallyDog?



This should be interesting. Chris will help you drown your bike, THEN push it back to the trail head for you, offer you a bike to ride, give you the dry jersey off his back, and ply you with booze and camaraderie back at the campfire.

He's a good FF.

[frogman1981]

Not challenging. Not giving personal invitations. I'm just offering to ride with others, and I'm sure there will be no takers next time either.

[phoo]

Just keep putting the invites out there and it'll happen. It's tough for me to get away without a lot of advance notice since I have two young kids, but sometimes it lines up and I can go.


~Patrick

[Bork]

I had to turn around several times due to 200ft wide puddles

I thought the depth mattered more

[frogman1981]

Ok wise guys. One of you brave mother#$%^&#s can lead the way. Just pick a day. Most of you won't even ride in the winter. Don't even think about it if your from Cumberland. You western guys have only seen sand on tv.
Ok kids, there is your challenge. There will still be no invitations, unless your inviting me on your ride.
I dare you to pick a day!

[Rut Row]

well, I didn't mean to get your dander up - all I was saying is SallyDog is a NJ resident and he's always willing to ride in the sand.

But your right - the guys who normally ride rocks usually don't like sand and vice versus - I remember on of SallyDogs buddies complaining about the rocks at Green Ridge one year

[sallydog]

But your right - the guys who normally ride rocks usually don't like sand and vice versus - I remember on of SallyDogs buddies complaining about the rocks at Green Ridge one year

that was the first year i brought them. now they hit all the rock runs.
as for ridingin the winter. wouldnt be a problem if i didnt blow up my bike at hammer we do ride all winter. i even have heat on the husky 200 foot puddles are easy.they are hardly ever over the front fender. its the short ones around here. 5'long and 5' deep.

next time you wanna ride the pines email me to get my attention. or we can set u a weekend in the spring. you will go home tired