Walt is here, showing us how things are done in Utah. He saved the day to day when Shane crashed my txc and somehow kicked the radiator with his boot and punctured a tube. Walt has some 2 part multi metal 4 minute epoxy (better than 5 minute) and we patched it all up. Here he is on the mighty 360. We were going for some sweet action shots... followed by... Later,
Some photo's from today... Radiator repair in process... Walt and the 144 Kelly after he crashed my TXC, It was the theme for the day. He redeemed himself with some spectacular riding for the camera. Later,
Kel's 125 must be homesick. It had to go find the only tree out there to roost around a bit, huh. Poor lil guy. :-(
Yesterday we actually rode in Moab!!! Here is Walt attacking one of many rock step ups. Kelly coming over the top. And Pete stylin for the camera, I hope I'm as cool as him at 68. Pete and Walt on the slickrock Myron and Chris Todd Group shot Shane Ben and I and our newest sponsors... Later,
Hey Steve, welcome to Cafe Husky. Nahhh, we are going to go through Salt Lake and Boise, they are both more entertaining than vegas. Later,
......last two pics say it all.... I predict a tight squeeze in the helmet fer swollen noggin's the next day.
awsome pics looks like loads of fun which trail is that big hole/ cave on im gettin excited 2 weeks till i get to ride all that
I love those pics of snowy desert! Nice riding shots too! Hope your livers don't fall off before I get a decent skid-plate, lol.
Yeah, the snow on the slickrock is gorgeous! Were you guys able to ride everywhere you wanted to go in Moab? Was the actual Slickrock Trail clear? We were in the San Rafael Swell once and we got a good dusting of snow overnight. The scene was pure magic the next day WoodsChick
Woodschick, Just got back home in Montana. We got to ride about 1/2 of the slick rock trail yesterday. Still lots of snow and a few issues getting back up some of the stuff we went down although to be honest for me most of the issues were physical and talent. Todd and I left right after the ride(4:30pm) and haven't seen any of the pics but it was a perfect day and I know Jake and Kelly got some great stuff. Even though 90% of Moab was under too much snow we had a great time riding the little we got to. It is always hard to leave when you know you barely scratched the surface of all the great trails and scenery. All in All it was a great week and really cool to meet some of the great guys you read about and talk too here at Cafe Husky. So thanks again to Kelly, Jake, Shane, Ben, and Pete for sharing a great ride and schooling us on riding and picking sponsers. Walt
It turned out that we ended up finally finding the best trails today. We rode the Moab Rim Trail and Cliffhanger today. They were short at only 20 miles combined but the most technical riding we gave done all week. We need to come back sometime and find more trails like these. -Shane
Oooo Moab Rim. I did that in a 4x4 and almost dirtied my undies. We got stuck in a flash flood just after my friend rolled 1.5 times on the way down. Much rather be on a bike on that trail!
