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Mtnseeker1
06-25-2013, 11:06 PM
Short notice I know but sometimes you just can't wait for the fools.:fitz:

Maybe next time seems somebody was going to do this one once a month.:roflol:
Must still be hurting from the Superman stunt:lol8:
Mtnseeker1
06-25-2013, 11:10 PM
The thing is I have a new riding bud that has some property up that way so one day is fence erection and the rest of the weekend is riding:ne_nau:

You would to so don't bash bitch.:lol8:
Mtnseeker1
06-26-2013, 12:38 AM
But it is closer than Idaho.

Now that's the ride.:cool2:
nelsonccc
06-26-2013, 10:43 AM
Still 7' snow drifts up there, usually is till early July. Lower trails are open but from experience I know that the June trips mean you can't do any of the tight canyon trails that are north facing, IE the 89, the 05 , and the 87 the trails in and out of Beaver. Last year we went in June and had to turn around due to huge snow drifts in spots.

Good luck.
maChete
06-26-2013, 06:11 PM
They didn't get the snow this winter like they did last year. I think you'll be fine. Besides, it's almost July. Have fun.
BruteForce
06-26-2013, 06:21 PM
I'll be there this weekend, but riding Marysvale to Fillmore. Most of the trails are open..
Udink
06-26-2013, 07:41 PM
The Uintas are wide-open above 11,000 feet now, so the Paiute should be good to go. Mtnseeker1, you should get your own blog, dude. Replying multiple times to your own posts = good form! :D
maChete
06-26-2013, 08:00 PM
The Uintas are wide-open above 11,000 feet now, so the Paiute should be good to go. Mtnseeker1, you should get your own blog, dude. Replying multiple times to your own posts = good form! :D

LMAO! Now that's funny stuff there! :-)
Garbanzo
06-26-2013, 09:59 PM
I'll bring my 4 wheeler.

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Mtnseeker1
06-27-2013, 10:10 AM
@ Garbanzo:lol8:
I'll be up for just one day helping a riding friend do some fence corners on his property.
I do plan on taking the bike in high hopes of getting some kind of a ride in while there.
nelsonccc
06-27-2013, 10:12 AM
They didn't get the snow this winter like they did last year. I think you'll be fine. Besides, it's almost July. Have fun. I've been there multiple times in June, big snow years and small snow years, and rarely is the 01 over the top dry till July, and the 87 and 89 down into Beaver seem to take a long time to melt out as well. We've just got accustomed to going in July to make sure. Two years ago in June we had big 3-4' tall drifts all over the place between anderson meadow and where the 87 hits the 89. Wasn't dry till we hit the 89 below the ponds.
nelsonccc
06-27-2013, 10:14 AM
The Uintas are wide-open above 11,000 feet now, so the Paiute should be good to go. @Mtnseeker1 (http://www.bogley.com/forum/member.php?u=19483) , you should get your own blog, dude. Replying multiple times to your own posts = good form! :D

Yep, I hardly come in here anymore due to the MtnSeeker post proliferation. I get pretty tired of reading a partial sentence per post, 3-4 times in a row. Complete thoughts and complete sentences truly do make a difference.
Mtnseeker1
06-27-2013, 08:44 PM
The Uintas are wide-open above 11,000 feet now, so the Paiute should be good to go. @Mtnseeker1 (http://www.bogley.com/forum/member.php?u=19483) , you should get your own blog, dude. Replying multiple times to your own posts = good form! :D


And you ride what?

Mod or not I think your in the wrong area UDICK OOPS UDINK.
Mtnseeker1
06-29-2013, 10:31 PM
You would think buy now I'd listen to nelsonccc a bit more:lol8:
Dude I think your spot on and I have some carpentry work to do over the 4th But I do plan on taking my bike to see just how far I can go with in reason.
If I work hard and finish.:lol8:

:ne_nau: If all works well and I can make it to Beaver we should think this one over a bit more?