Hey low life Mt666 yes you cup cake pussy cat. Dont even think of telling people you have a brain. You think you can tell people that off road that,we
should do as you do. Your the sick one come over here and tell.The Mexican off road guys we should hike.Coming from a no nothing tourist.You dont like
it looser get use to it. You have no right to tell anybody to do as you do looser. Dont hide come over here and tell the boys. Im sure they can help
you with your problems. EHHHHH We all hike,we all ride bicycles and we
Wheel and ride dirt bikes.We dont tell other people what they can or cannot do. That why your a looser.
Oooooooh! Big tough guy!
Not!
Come and join our Off road meeting this Saturday.Few Gringos many Mexican rancho off road guys. We would
be happy to inform a tourist like yourself. About your posts of telling people in Mexico what to do. Think about it You think grown ups should do as
you do.To top it off your a tourist.You have no right to post this BS.
David I have done Matomi many times on dirt bike. I only saw one narrow part of canyon.With big rocks you toy can squeeze past that. I want to to that
run.
Thanks for the photos. Maybe my Jeep group can be the first to make it through. Pauls LJ has the lift, thats for sure!
David I have done Matomi many times on dirt bike. I only saw one narrow part of canyon.With big rocks you toy can squeeze past that. I want to to that
run.
Thanks for the photos. Maybe my Jeep group can be the first to make it through. Pauls LJ has the lift, thats for sure!
I will drive up from Hwy. 5 and watch you come down the wash into the Narrows. Then go visit the arch. Good luck, you will need The Force!
Looks like there is a cush line to the left of the two reddish brown rocks in the middle then just ride up on the wall and the rock on the left in the
narrows and you're home free.
It's what you CAN'T see that gets you!
I wasn't going to do something that would cause anyone to need to rescue me. Going solo makes one make better decisions... it's either that or
possible death!
You also could have used your front locker or let more air out of the tires. But, now your friend can brag how they winched you!
You have to use your winch whenever you get the chance-----------that's the only way to justify the mega-bucks you spent on it. I know, as I have a
Warn 9500 Winch that fits all 3 of my 4x4's. (-:
Could it be done with two 12in wide by 8ft long planks I got two I used on my last run.
It's low angle, flat, wide sandy path. Even a paunchy knuckledragger could hike it barefoot, or if he has tender feet (don't they all?) in slippers
(flip flops)
It's what you CAN'T see that gets you!
I wasn't going to do something that would cause anyone to need to rescue me. Going solo makes one make better decisions... it's either that or
possible death!
Going solo is sometimes disasterous. I wonder how parted-out this Land Cruiser is..
What I am not understanding is with all your winches, nobody (especially the first to get by it) pulled the Land Cruiser ahead out of the way to the
wider, more level spot just ahead. Perhaps because of steering wheel lock or no brakes?
Why bother to conceal the license plate of the abandoned SUV?
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