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Well...surprised to see I'm the first one back and posting. A lot of the peeps are sticking around until Monday, and I saw a few this morning that were definitely hurting from last nights festivities. Overall...the event was great! I filmed a bunch of the riders in HD from various points along...

Having a great time here, and no it ain't quiet. Especially after Mattmedic and Jeepchic showed up. Been 6 days now and a shame there's only 3 to go. See you all here, and I moved to site 43.

That'a a great profile pic Taryn...see you guys out there next week. I roll out today to get some riding in before all the drinking starts.

Yup...bought it not long ago. Gonna haul it out camping tomorrow and it should be going to a new home when I return as I have a couple interested parties in it. Great camper if you're setup right.

It's commonly used in Great Britain where someone will often hail "you'se guys get the frick away from that car ya we buggers". I used to hear it all the time as a wee lad. I can still hear my dad saying it in my mind. lol

It may be 5 days for some, but I'm loading up today and will be there this time tomorrow! :d :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:

Here's what you need for each hole. Redline 20/50 Synthetic in the motor 3.5 quarts (Assuming S&S Block) Redline Heavy Shockproof Gear Oil in the trans case (Less than 1 Quart) Redline MTL in the Primary 1.25 Quarts (until you can see it at bottom of clutch) You can do a search for dealers...

Redline synthetic is the best, and never the same oil in all three holes. Run the regular oil until you've broke it in with at least 1500 miles using regular oil, then switch up.

1/2 a work day to go... Then it's load up Thursday and roll out Friday for 9 days of abusing my body with booze, dirt bikes and my little clones . Let the good times roll!

Might need to do the same for my bike as I'm sure it won't run off the goof juice in the backpack. :d

Great teaser and now I'm looking forward to buying the video. Love the music and choreography of the jump to the stopgap in the song at 1:58. Very well done! Thanks !!!

That would'a been funny. Congrats ladies!

Big thanks to Mrs. Polcat for all the work she has done to organise and keep track of the Potluck and kiddies stuff. I owes you a drink or threez when I seez you! :beer:

Me likies that! Changed mine to reveal a world truth! (hehe)

OK...I'm liking the sound of that. Think I'll be bring the Cabo Wabo and breaking out the bottle of Hernecia as well. Anyone got a gas powered blender? Two stroke preferred? Walk? Frick that...it's all about stumbling and crawling over with beer stops at every trailer along the way. I'll be...

Curb weight of the MC142-7SE is 2330 lbs with a tounge weight of 10-15%. I figure there's usually between 300-400 lbs on the pin when loaded up. Mac payload in the trailer is 4600lbs. The draw bar is 30" I think (can't recall) and it tows really well. Have a safe long weekend folks. :)

Hi...I mean Hi...did I forget to say hello? Hi! I'm thinking I might have to drop by and say Hi real often. Is there doubles for the other KTM riders? lmao

And here's the marked up map from page 20. Hard to find this bugger too!

Here's a reprint from Tyler's post on page 16. #249 (permalink) TylerG Moderator Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: West Edmonton Posts: 4,622 Gameroom Cash: $2907428 Thanks: 178 Thanked 2,528 Times in 1,601 Posts Re: 2010 Snowandmud.com ATV Jamboree July 9 - 11, 2010...

Sorry man, didn't mean for that to sound too serious, and figured you were kidding. I'd say that bin truck falls under the light steering category. lmao