Nitrobkr
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Little off topic but does anyone know the frequency for the road to Gorman staging?
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Gorman > Lang > Quartz
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tex78
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Re: Gorman > Lang > Quartz
Is he still on his 670???
Lol the one time, he feels he had a frayed belt
Just cut the cords, kept pinning it lol all around
He's what helps me, show people around here in sicamous....
Lol, good old brian, showed me around gorman many times, he likes circue alot
Is he still on his 670???
Lol the one time, he feels he had a frayed belt
Just cut the cords, kept pinning it lol all around
He's what helps me, show people around here in sicamous....
oler1234
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Re: Gorman > Lang > Quartz
He has that old 670 still and just bought/built a new one this year. Great guy, really shows people who just started sledding you don't need modern iron to get into the hills.
i do the same as he does once and a while, show up to the hill and join a group.
He has that old 670 still and just bought/built a new one this year. Great guy, really shows people who just started sledding you don't need modern iron to get into the hills.
i do the same as he does once and a while, show up to the hill and join a group.
tex78
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Re: Gorman > Lang > Quartz
Seen he got a good clip in mountain sledder magazine there
Good to hear he's still going
Seen he got a good clip in mountain sledder magazine there
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Re: Gorman > Lang > Quartz
He's a real beauty! Solid dude that I can't wait to ride with again. His positive, "can-do" attitude is reflective of how sledding in mountains should be. It was humbling experience that exemplified the reasons to forget all of the the pomp and circumstances of this "rat race", get out there, be real, have fun, and most importantly, be safe.
In addition to that, I realized just how little of Golden I have ridden. Makes me want to hang out there more!!
He's a real beauty! Solid dude that I can't wait to ride with again. His positive, "can-do" attitude is reflective of how sledding in mountains should be. It was humbling experience that exemplified the reasons to forget all of the the pomp and circumstances of this "rat race", get out there, be real, have fun, and most importantly, be safe.
In addition to that, I realized just how little of Golden I have ridden. Makes me want to hang out there more!!
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Re: Gorman > Lang > Quartz
Did you end up making the ride over? Was there looking into cirque last weekend. Didn't drop in though. How much further would it be to quartz? How was the snow down in cirque?
Did you end up making the ride over? Was there looking into cirque last weekend. Didn't drop in though. How much further would it be to quartz? How was the snow down in cirque?
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Re: Gorman > Lang > Quartz
Yeah we went down into Cirque. It was good. Really good. We went all the way to the ridge just before dropping down to the Quartz trail. It's 2-3 peaks back; quite a ways. You kinda need to know where you're going. Good thing I had a GPS tracking my movements.
Yeah we went down into Cirque. It was good. Really good. We went all the way to the ridge just before dropping down to the Quartz trail. It's 2-3 peaks back; quite a ways. You kinda need to know where you're going. Good thing I had a GPS tracking my movements.
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