ksc62

early 2000's. where you had to match your bike. lol

This is a cool pic. I'm in front and Paul is in the rear view mirror Trying to add more but the files are to big. I will figure this out.

Kingston wash was posted. And the other route you posted would not be legal in the rzr's. Excelsior rd is paved. And I will have to get some pics up soon. Good times.

So we made it saturday. 71 miles to primm. A rough 71 miles. It was fun though. Took the train tracks down around 25 miles from north pole. Hang a left on Riggs road. About 4 miles to the first trail to the right for another 5 miles to the poweline road. Hang a left and on your way

i saw this too, but not sure if this route is in the out of bounds area.

yes, use the throttle like an egg was under your foot and your chain will last much longer. drive with both hands on the wheel and not rest your hand on the shifter. Doing this is like riding a quad with your foot pressed on the shifter. And these cars do best if you let the rear end not the front do most of the steering.

that would be awesome

I'm coming out this Friday. But I no longer have a KSC.

Thanks. Think I am going try it.

so you can't go from the wash, thru the little canyon and on the old train tracks that are all whooped out now?

So if i were camped at crapper 8, would i go north about a mile to the train trussle, turn right and follow that down? Is that sperry wash or does it turn into it? i see smith talc road.

So i have searched the internet for a route from the dunes to primm. Many people have said they have done it, but no maps on how to get there. A group of us next weekend want to try it in the rzr's, but dont know how. Can anyone help on this topic.

Saw you guys at the North pole that day. I left the car back at camp and was cruzin around on the 185. Got there on wednesday and left on sunday. the dunes were great and got in some good rides. Going back on the 30th so i hope the wind comes thru and smooths out all your tracks.

It was a great time. Sad to see the season coming to an end.

check out this video from the weekend. Steve did a great job putting it together.