youd be surprised how many girls i had to tell after the fact
Haven't been over Mosquito Pass but over many of the passes in the San Juan's. Lots of shelf roads which will definitely make you pucker. Folks get killed up there every year either in ATV's or Jeeps. Mostly flatlanders who don't appreciate the dangers inherent on those roads. Three people were killed this week when their Jeep rolled off the road to Imogene Pass. The driver was a local hired by a Jeep tour outfit showing it can happen to anybody.
Yep.
Im not a 4 wheeling guy, but have ridden my bike over a few of them.
Seen a few nasty accidents with Jeeps in my years up in the mtns, on roads not nearly as crazy as some of the SW CO roads.
No BS and death in the mtns is a real thing.
Working where I do in Denver, I see the ones who live, or at least make it here alive…..
As I head out in a few days bear hunting solo.
Totally controlled, curl in and drop bucket slowly, ass end will creep back down to earth. what ever you do don’t release jaws, lol.
always amazed how the tires dont let go.
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this is a for real race, I think it is one of their 100 mile races where you have to take along a pack donkey or mule. It usually covers several of the 14,000' ft elevation mountains in the area. Near Silverton, Ouray Colorado area. Most are done anymore without the ass in tow.
Been waiting for an hour for her to bend over and pick her ball up.
If you ever watched them build those tires on how it’s made you would understand why they don’t fail. Most are all hand made and they are definitely extreme duty. They can withstand a huge load but are not impervious to puncture’s, small holes sometimes can be patched. Fuck up a side wall you may be pissing in a cup, that tire probably $ 2500.00. Big Catapiller 657 scraper tires earth mover, $ 25,000.00 per tire !
