Recent content by Crusty

I would look at the campsites off HWY 168, there seem to be a few and that is a paved road?

First 3 miles are graded fire roads, in the low foothills, you could stage camp there are day ride up to the Lake in yore Truck, OHV, there were people doing that with SXS and Dirt bikes. Once you hit the first climb and switchbacks, impossible.

We tried, used a 2nd jack and ratchet straps to pop it back in, then saw the bearings on the dirt, ground below. On way out when the brakes "Disappeared" we immediately saw the brake rotar was getting ground to shit, also caught on that the entire wheel was wobbly. Had an Oh Shit moment and...

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That's how they do it in Jersey - Fugettaboutit

Coyote Flats and Funnel Lake - Inyo National Forrest Last weekend we did something different, we got invited to go camping at a Lake near Bishop, CA and said why not. This was a 4x4 camping trip in a remote area, not new to us, but the type of trails we drove were an adventure….these were not...

We were told Vegetable Spread was BETTER for us then Butter....ALL LIES! Bill Gates can eat a bag of dick.

Use with caution, you'll uncover things in yore neighborhood (or the world) better left unknown sometimes. What is seen/known, cannot be unseen/unknown.

Black Beauty - GLWTS $35k will go fast I think.

That place looks bad-ass...we want to check it out.

I hate Virtue Signaling and Greenwashing, these people only care enough to go through the motions of putting a sign up and then nothing else. It makes them feel like they are doing good, but the goal is only getting recognition in their bubble world of BS. Something similar happened in my city...

In the 80's we always camped on Gecko at the Key Hole, it was rare to camp by the GBS Store in Vendor Flats, but on a rare occasion we did. One trip, must have been Easter because it was getting hot, I got to go on a ride with the "Guys". We crossed the tracks and headed down a few trails to...