Pine Barrens this weekend

[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 up a weekend in the spring. you will go home tired

[frogman1981]

The point is that it's unknown. It could be 1ft ,or it could be 10ft. I'm by myself 10miles from my car, and out of state. By the way the water is black. The only way to know is to get in. Judging by the tracks attemping to get around it, I'd say the locals won't go through either.

[sallydog]

[sallydog]

here is some pine barren by myself puddle pics going to get the tag today.





with ice on top



and some nice downhill







some uphill







was on the wrong bike today.... but sometimes i cant resist the pine barrens



if i went any slower over this i would have gotten hung up on the second pipe.

[phoo]

Nice pics. First gen 750 Magna has such a tiny little tank. 85 miles and I was starting to sweat looking for a gas station.


~Patrick

[Rut Row]

how was it in that long puddle?

[sallydog]

how was it in that long puddle?

scarry