6 dudes , 7 bikes ,6 days in Moab UT.

greenlake

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Gotta love Moab!! We would not have made it, as we road from our campsite to Moab then Potash Road up Shafer Road. We would have had to back track down Shafer and complete the loop, (best guess 260km).We ended up riding Golden Spike and Rusty Nail that day I believe. Rusty Nail has one section a couple of hundred yards long that is extremely technical.
 
greenlake

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Only about 30 - 40 hours worth. I am just getting them all together for editing. I think there is a link earlier from shifty.
 
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Great trip report. So many places to ride, so little time. Glad to see someone gettin at it like that.



Is there a build thread anywhere on the Bus? I'd like to see more pics/text about it.
 
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If you mean a goldwing then no , if you mean XR650R then somewhat depending on your size and ability.

I had a better time on the CRF 250X than the 650R on the more technical trails.
 
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Lucky wrote:
Shifty wrote:
Here is a small quick video on Utube. This is in Canyon National Park, Moab
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Y38Ep9yLYE
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I watched the video it's amazing views.

Are those trails friendly for big bikes?
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All the trails are rated on the local map. My best guess is anything below a 3+ is big bike friendly. Work your way up in difficulty and stop when you loose comfort, or go a little faster :hb:
 
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greenlake wrote:
All the trails are rated on the local map. My best guess is anything below a 3+ is big bike friendly. Work your way up in difficulty and stop when you loose comfort, or go a little faster :hb:
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Hi Greenlake, do you have a link to "local map"?
 
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