I am now ready for the Windrock ride

Well , i got the buggy all cleaned up
and greased up , Ready for the Windrock ride end of November.....
Had to repaint the cage after the last Brimstone ride....
Got a little dirt on the tires yesterday. i had to ride around a bit....

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That takes a lot of work to get her that clean after a ride,hell I'm still cleaning on mine and it's been almost two weeks since I rode and it still not that clean..

it is a lot of work Hank....
I just can help it. i dont mind getting it dirty
as hell. but when it gets home it needs to be clean.....

mine is always dirty.

chris come up and clean mine.

bush wrote:

mine is always dirty.

chris come up and clean mine.

I can do it Bush......

Looks really good! If it wasn't for that run on the front part of the cage it would be perfect.

Roger , you know better.....

I am glad you are ready. I am far from it myself and I am riding this weekend.

Hope to have mine back together with the rear bars on by the weekend, looking forward to windrock, we will be trying to ride some different trails than the ones we have ridden more than once on the last couple of rides.

What trails at Windrock are you tired of? I allways run the heart of Windrock, but if you like buying hunting licenses and wearing orange or running the north side, then Badride and little smith is your ticket. For all of you that have ridden here, tell me what trails you've been on and which of those did you like or dislike and why. Just trying to give insight for whatever you guys want from this ride. I'm just another face in the crowed.

Mine aint as clean as Chris C, but its got new fluids, air filter and greased like no other rzr I know...... Not even one with a turbo weber can hold a candle to mine.. unless you like running gravel Suspension is the key at Windrock!!!

No we are not interested in riding on hunting lands during hunting season, but im also not interested in running 10,9 or 12 this trip as we have done the same loop the last 3 times we've been there. I thought we could hit the trails on the south side of 22 i think one is where the old bus is and some of them cross a creek and run beside one, i did these trails back when i had my first rzr and it was good, then come back out close to the stair steps and let those who want to do them go at it then we can branch out from there maybe go to 39 and let those that want to try the hilclimb can and those that dont can watch, and see from there.

any route suggestions are appreciated and are we want this to be a fun trip!

You must be talking about 25, 26, 35, 36. If that is where you are going you can make a small detour to slick rock. Also, they opened up about 3 short trails that I used to ride back when they were not maked. Seems like they numbered them 42,43 & 44.

badride wrote:

You must be talking about 25, 26, 35, 36. If that is where you are going you can make a small detour to slick rock. Also, they opened up about 3 short trails that I used to ride back when they were not maked. Seems like they numbered them 42,43 & 44.

thanks, you going with us?

GunRunner wrote:

badride wrote:

You must be talking about 25, 26, 35, 36. If that is where you are going you can make a small detour to slick rock. Also, they opened up about 3 short trails that I used to ride back when they were not maked. Seems like they numbered them 42,43 & 44.

thanks, you going with us?

Yes, as far as I know.

I know the WMA land, but I am like Gunny....Not interested in riding it during hunting season.
I would much rather go ride the 57 loop than 12 any day
.....

badride wrote:

You must be talking about 25, 26, 35, 36. If that is where you are going you can make a small detour to slick rock. Also, they opened up about 3 short trails that I used to ride back when they were not maked. Seems like they numbered them 42,43 & 44.

Not to long ago me Bart and Hank ran that far south loop and it was rocky as all get out. It wasn't how I had remembered it and I was pretty much over the rocks. But you know trails change every day..

Some options:

This one is a fun ride- 22, 21, 24, 2, 17, 16,18, 28, 30,31,32 it bypasses the steps but keeps you away from the gravel.

To be honest with you I think three full days of riding you can run all the marked trails on the south side and taking you time to enjoy it....

we still got time, 57 isn't on hunting land is it.

GunRunner wrote:

we still got time, 57 isn't on hunting land is it.

Nope. All of it is on CC property.

I don't want no big giant mudholes.....

Me neither Chris.....

Jerry wrote:Not to long ago me Bart and Hank ran that far south loop and it was rocky as all get out. It wasn't how I had remembered it and I was pretty much over the rocks. But you know trails change every day

Yeah I don't think there was any dirt at all,all rocks so if Chris does not want any mud holes this would be the ticket,although he may need a kidney transplant at the end of the day...

You could have had a 600 hp supercharged engine on these trails and I don't think you could out run anyone with a stock rzr engine,like Jerry said it not the engine at windrock it's the suspension,and mine sucks..

I dont mind rocks from hell.
i just dont like deep mud and getting my ass wet when its
cold......

Ass or sac?

The mudholes on 57 are not that deep. I will be riding 57 before that weekend and I will try to make some pics.