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  1. First trip w/ new car. Excited and anxious. Hope everyone has fun and a safe week.
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  2. Went to DD Wednesday-Friday. Didn't do much duning as the group trip in October is more about dual sporting around the DV area. In 3 days we did 400+ miles. In the little time I did ride the dunes it was great, sand was a bit "rippled" and rough from wind but also smooth and flat in most areas. Trash was a disappointing sight, not much but more than expected. Bathrooms seemed clean but that's expected. Great weather!!! Almost no wind, just warm enuf' without being hot (high 80s), great crew of 10+. Sperry Wash is great, hardly any water though. Entrance road was so nice it almost seemed paved! One trip down, 5-6 to go!!
    2 points
  3. Some duners cashed in on the untouched sand one week before they get hammered over Halloween. With weather varying from sunny to overcast and a few drips of rain, it turned out to be a great mix of weather for a day or two in the sand. Starting off the weekend, agphd on Instagram sent us these great shots of the untouched sand and wicked razorbacks followed by one of those epic Dumont sunsets! The Miles family (submitted via our FB) had the dunes all to themselves and even got a few of those passing raindrops as the cool looking clouds paid a visit. (photo by kailah.milesss via IG) (photo by Heather Martin via FB) (photo by Amy O'Malley Miles via FB) (photo by Amy O'Malley Miles via FB) They closed out the day like many others do and watched the sun go down in the horizon. (photo by Heather Martin via FB)
    2 points
  4. Ahh that sucks! Couldn't that wait until after Halloween though? Still seems drive able for now once you get the tire fixed.
    2 points
  5. My duner friend sent this from the ADV website. Sums it up perfectly, well done video plus a bit of bonus history lesson on the area. I'm super pumped to go duning now....check out that wet/not too wet sand!! http://advrider.com/index.php?threads/why-i-keep-returning-to-death-valley-and-dumont-dunes-a-red-bull-video.1177795/
    1 point
  6. weather seems to be changing every 5 minutes. As of right now though, it's looking a little warm! That's why these things come with AC right?
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  7. no pete, that's one of my favorite parts of this group
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  8. I agree with Pete,,, I would have put a tire on it and ran it for the weekend
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  9. Thanks! Glad to hear. It's always stressful making changes, but I am pretty happy about the site updates this time. I think everything works and flows much better.
    1 point
  10. Hop on board with pilot and You Tuber, Henry TrikeLife, as he takes us over some of the beautiful gems of Death Valley in his REVO "Yellow Jacket" trike. He shows us a unique perspective of Dumont Dunes and the surrounding areas such as the China Ranch Date Farm, Tecopa Hot Springs and more. It's interesting to see what these places look like from up above. Henry did a great job with all those camera angles and editing. Looked like it was a gorgeous day to be up there. For an exciting demo flight in his trike, give him a call at (509) 280-0163 or visit his website. http://www.introflights.com Here's some interesting facts about Henry's aircraft Trike: REVO "Yellow Jacket" (Evolution Aircraft Inc.) Category: Special Light Sport Aircraft (SLSA), Weight-shift Control, registered with FAA Wing: Rival S 12.4 sq meters with electric trim speed adjustment Trim Speed Range: 65 to 95 mph (105 to 153 km/h) Stall Speed: 50 mph (81 km/h) Flight Duration: 4 hours (2.5 to 3 gallon/hour) Range: 300 miles (483 km) Altitude Limit: 10,000 feet MSL or 2,000 feet above terrain (Sport Pilot License limit) Engine: ROTAX 912ULS 100 hp. Fuel: Auto gas (octane rate higher than 91) or Avgas 100LL Fuel Tank Capacity: 14 gallons (53 liters) License Required to operate in US: Sport Pilot license for Weight-shift control land referenced from: https://www.youtube.com/user/henry253/about
    1 point
  11. Buggy is prepped and ready! Oil change, bolt check, new CVs, clean AF, and a little wash to knock the cobwebs off.
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  12. I'll be there! As always, looking for some new content for the several magazines I represent. I will also have my rail this trip. Finally finished the engine transplant and looking forward to some good runs.
    1 point
  13. repost, but still worth it! haha http://www.dumontduneriders.com/invision/index.php?showtopic=20790
    1 point
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