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i never leave any in the tanks after a trip, something i have always done. I would never wash my bawls with old water. lol

yeah, maybe ill find some flexible hose that i can connect to the valves then tee them together and have one valve on the end easily accessible.

I have a 2023 Genesis supreme Vortex with twin 80 gallon tanks over the axles. They put short 3/4" PVC ballvalves on bottom pointing down. Its a pita to reach down and under the trailer to open the valves and let the water drain after every trip. My old WW had both tanks piped together with...

I ended up not buying, i tried to contact multiple dealers and even call yamaha for help. No one could tell me who or where i could warranty the bike. They also would not let me come and look at and sit on a bike to ensure size. I was told they were shipped direct to dealers and dealers don't...

Absolutely agree!!! Punish for breaking the current laws and make it hurt! We don't need any new laws just enforcement of the current ones.

You guys are not understanding the jersey reference. Its large groups who flash mob an area. They all wear the same jersey from dad all the way down to the childrens. They are known to have large desert parties in AZ and create havoc.

same here, don't care to hit the popular spots. I stay away from the drags especially.

swapping out diesel truck batteries, installing cams in the Pro-r, look over truck, toy hauler and small trailer for their soon to come voyages to G town.

adjustable more for going downhill and uphill lighting. Don't always lead, but I'm sure i can light up the way from the rear. Or until everyone is soo pissed I'm blinding them from their mirrors they move the eff out of the way. lol

Last season I ran a pair of BD lights on the a pillars, Rigid hood and bumper amber light bars. It worked really well in the dust of following but sucked for leading. This season I added a couple KC lights on an actuated bar to the roof and removed the hood amber light since I added a TNT hood...

lightbars are the worst for night duning unless you are the leader. A good set of low forward lights and some A pillar or mirror lights to see to your side is what you need to see in the night time dust. Extra points for amber lens too.

excellent resource to keep in your pocket.

I agree, it just brings more attention to our sport. How about just go out in the south dunes and sit on top of a dune and look at the scenery.

some of you guys are stuck in the old ages. sure, some of the oldies are good but there are soo many new things to listen to out there.

for sure, cant miss the black megacab pulling doubles.

I wasn't part of the wash 22 group, started out at wash 2 in 1998 then gradated to wash 6 around 01 to 09ish. And now 11-13 in a solid group.

no, just a rusty balloon knot pic

What i don't like is the trash dumpsters! You brought your shit to the dunes, PACK IT THE EFF BACK TO YOUR HOUSE!!!!

while i somewhat agree, covid and the new ability to work remote really added the off weekend traffic.

DOH!!!