We loaded up the CanAm and took it to some small sand dunes near by.
Played in the sand a little.
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Now, which would you rather be doing ?
Really.
But it does look like fun.
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Really.
But it does look like fun.
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Originally Posted by MasterSolenoid
Now, which would you rather be doing ?
Really.
But it does look like fun.
Not that. It was 65F. Still a little chilly.
Now, which would you rather be doing ?
Really.
But it does look like fun.
Not that. It was 65F. Still a little chilly.
AZjeff
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That truck is way too nice for a plow truck. That's what they do with end of service life trucks back in Pa.
Chris, does the sand get in everything and wear it out?
Chris, does the sand get in everything and wear it out?
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Originally Posted by AZjeff
That truck is way too nice for a plow truck. That's what they do with end of service life trucks back in Pa.
Chris, does the sand get in everything and wear it out?
Not really. Worst part is in your ears and in your pants. It's dry so it does not stick to atv parts unless there is grease.
That truck is way too nice for a plow truck. That's what they do with end of service life trucks back in Pa.
Chris, does the sand get in everything and wear it out?
Not really. Worst part is in your ears and in your pants. It's dry so it does not stick to atv parts unless there is grease.
Looks cool Chris,
If a mishap on a bike leads to "road rash" does a mishap there cause "sand rash"?
Besides being new, you could lose a white truck in snow!
Besides being new, you could lose a white truck in snow!
Nick1994
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Looks like fun!
Every year as a kid we went out to either Glamis or Buttercup. Also been to the Coral Pink dunes and Gordon's Well. I miss those days so much. One day I'll buy something I can take out there. My Jeep would overheat within 5 minutes.
I still have my 2005 Honda a Rancher, I took it out to the dunes a few times as a kid/young teen and it did ok-ish, but not enough power. Especially at my current weight compared to back then.
Here's me and my dad's cousin in September 1999. I was almost 5 years old.
The buggy was a Meyer's Manx that my dad put a 90's Ford Escort motor into with a turbo.
Next picture is me riding the Honda 70. It was a friend's, but I had one that was identical. I'd have to dig deeper into photos for it.
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Every year as a kid we went out to either Glamis or Buttercup. Also been to the Coral Pink dunes and Gordon's Well. I miss those days so much. One day I'll buy something I can take out there. My Jeep would overheat within 5 minutes.
I still have my 2005 Honda a Rancher, I took it out to the dunes a few times as a kid/young teen and it did ok-ish, but not enough power. Especially at my current weight compared to back then.
Here's me and my dad's cousin in September 1999. I was almost 5 years old.
The buggy was a Meyer's Manx that my dad put a 90's Ford Escort motor into with a turbo.
Next picture is me riding the Honda 70. It was a friend's, but I had one that was identical. I'd have to dig deeper into photos for it.
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am i reading it correct, it was that light outside at 5am?
Originally Posted by Chris142
Not really. Worst part is in your ears and in your pants. It's dry so it does not stick to atv parts unless there is grease.
The same goes for body parts.
Not really. Worst part is in your ears and in your pants. It's dry so it does not stick to atv parts unless there is grease.
The same goes for body parts.
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