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Prep work for sealing my driveway...the edger thing with a wire brush sure made cleaning out the cracks a lot easier....and the V squeegee thing helped too. Nice to have a brother in the business with access to the proper tools. Next weekend we seal it. Figured I'll get a few more years out...

Funny, this is one of my favorite rides...if you zig zag just right you can get some nice lines, not all dunes, but more flat sand racetrack like...we end up in wash 23 / 24ish

Happy for the change - no offense of course, but it was kind of annoying.

90s - Windows 98, craigslist, pagers, basic cell phones, Cycle trader still around, Napster, chat rooms - just enough technology to make life a bit easier yet still some old school paper for those secret finds...man I loved looking in the cycle trader adds. Plus - music was great...all types...

Camped at San Clemente Beach group camp with 2 buddies I've known since high school - and several other people I met for the 1st time...Good trip.

Another vote for JD Sqaure - and if you buy this cheapish hydraulic setup for it - you don't need to mount it to concrete - and have it on a roller stand...I have this setup and like it. https://www.swagoffroad.com/products/swag-formed-tubing-bender-air-hydraulic-ram-mount

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Productive day. Finished up the last bit of fine tuning on the QA1 install for my C10 and took a test run up to old Julian highway. Pretty stoked on the difference, but still need to play with the coil over adjustments. Added some rock lights to the buggy so the engine area lights up at night...

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It would be worthwhile to at least attempt a fight to open a 1/8 mile-wide strip from sand highway to patton - and argue it's a life-safety issue. That would accomplish two things - give people a nice large "circle" to ride in and avoid that long closure strip along the highway, and honestly...

CV prep on the buggy - that time of year to get everything ready for the upcoming season.

Happy to see I'm not the only one that hates camp lights. Get chit done during the day and go inside your rig at night if you need a light...Camping at night is about campfires and hanging out with friends. If you need a personal light, wear a head light.

I ride with headphones - always...I like music when I'm driving...relaxes me, etc. I also like that it muffles the sound a bit, but not enough that I can't hear the engine. Every year I walk buy the PCI and Rugged booths at the SSSS and think about pulling the trigger - allowing me to have the...

Looking forward to this trip!

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Nice - clean!

Use Michelin XPS RIB's if you can.

Stoked to see SCU, Tatum, Funco,, and Alumi Craft all at the show...hope it continues, nice to too more buggies.

v8 LS - sound and feel is awesome.

Given this is a Glamis dunes / sand forum - I'll take a lightweight sand car with HP over a sxs or dual sport any day. But if I lived in Havasu and did not do the dunes much and did more hardpack - it would be hard to beat a SXS...over the counter parts, street legal, small, great suspension.