Recent content by ntsqd

All hail the AlGoreRhythm!

sigh...... that format is terrible for following a conversation w/o getting lost. Oh, well.

No carb'd EB's left anymore, all went EFI?

Seeing Dusty's post in the Bishop thread about not routing fuel lines near heat sources got me to wondering how many are using a returning fuel system with a carb? There's a range of different ways to do it, just curious if any here are doing it?

Curious to see what others are carrying and how they're carrying their tools. I know that I'm not the only one, I just had pics of all of it because a couple years ago someone asked.

ETA: This is the result of ~30 years of trying different ideas. Works for me, but may or may not for anyone else. Some of us haul 397 pounds worth of tools. Some of us carry nothing except for enough beer to be able to borrow as many of those tools as needed to do a trail repair. In the FSB I'm...

Good, thanks! New thread in-process.....

Do we have a thread already on tools to carry? Should we make one, or should they go here? There are a couple tools that may not be obvious that are the first tools that I put in any new to me vehicle.

I think that I'd put a Starlink in the "Nice to Have" column rather than the Must Have column. I'd put an InReach or a SPOT in the Must Have column first, but really only then if going on extended back-country trips with a very small group. Unless there's the budget for it when doing such trips...

Fixed! Elsewhere too!

When we did the NooBs trip in '22 we went up Silver and down Wyman, and back out on 168. It was a full day, but then were also based out of Big Pine. So the long highway slog was on the front end of the trip rather than the rear end of it.

Since no one else has answered I'll take a stab at it. I've been up to Coyote Flats and up Silver Cyn, but I have not been up Wheeler Crest. Those are the three runs that have been mentioned so far. You can drive a Subaru up Silver Cyn if you want to beat on it that hard, I don't. 33's will be...

Yeller over on CB brought up the Polaris Ride Command application. Might want to have a look at it. https://ridecommand.polaris.com/en-us/

Some updates for BBBB XXV: I would now buy this tire pressure gauge / inflator: https://jacosuperiorproducts.com/collections/tire-inflators/products/flowpro-tire-inflator-gauge-100-psi Can buy them off of amazon if you prefer. The tire chuck on them does not look too inspiring. Don't let that...

Bump for BBBB XXV