The Flats January 5th

4running wrote:

I will bring some phonebooks for some of you guys to see over the wheels if you want

i need two...and if you can i would prefer chinese phone books...they are thicker...

I think we hit a nerve.

Brian wrote:

I think we hit a nerve.

Don't get short with me!

Oh I'm sorry that was a low blow

Or in some cases a normal blow

Sorry, I need to get to bed, I am just cranky.

But I am scared to go to sleep

Last night at 5AM I peed like a freaking race horse, at around 6:30 I crapped like a mule....BUT I didn't get up till 8

4running wrote:

Brian wrote:

I think we hit a nerve.

Don't get short with me!

Oh I'm sorry that was a low blow

Short joke on the short guy, you are a genius. How do you come up with this?

If only I could come up with something about a funny looking kid with a subconscious attraction to other guys.

Brian wrote:

4running wrote:

Brian wrote:

I think we hit a nerve.

Don't get short with me!

Oh I'm sorry that was a low blow

Short joke on the short guy, you are a genius. How do you come up with this?

If only I could come up with something about a funny looking kid with a subconscious attraction to other guys.

youre not tall enough to "come up" with something funny...

Ok I can see that some of us are getting a little mad. I will be the bigger man

No pun intended

Don't stoop down to his low standards Casey.

I won't

And because of this thread Crazy Hube isn't even going to show up, well that and it needs a new battery, and frame, and the shocks are a little goofy.

But one day you will ALL see Crazy Hube

i wait in guarded anticipation to meet this Hube

bigdogdewey2 wrote:

i wait in guarded anticipation to meet this Hube

Me too, I hear he is soooooo dreamy.

Back on topic.....

The Flats is "ok" for a fun day of wheeling. It really is more designed for buggies or dedicated trail rigs though. There are certainly a few places for mild daily drivers like ours, but those parts are rather easy and not very challenging.

It doesn't go from mild to wild - it's mild OR wild, not much in between. There's one small area that is a bit more challenging for us - but you can't spend the whole day there. You would definitely want to spend a good part of the day watching the buggies - otherwise you'll be bored in a couple hours.

I went over the summer since they had an open ride the same weekend that I happened to be camping 5 minutes away. I'm waiting to see when they plan another summer ride, so I can camp the same weekend again. Well worth it if it's that close - but I certainly wouldn't drive 2+ hours for it. I'm on the edge going 1.5 hours now.

MadToy wrote:

Back on topic.....

The Flats is "ok" for a fun day of wheeling. It really is more designed for buggies or dedicated trail rigs though. There are certainly a few places for mild daily drivers like ours, but those parts are rather easy and not very challenging.

It doesn't go from mild to wild - it's mild OR wild, not much in between. There's one small area that is a bit more challenging for us - but you can't spend the whole day there. You would definitely want to spend a good part of the day watching the buggies - otherwise you'll be bored in a couple hours.

I went over the summer since they had an open ride the same weekend that I happened to be camping 5 minutes away. I'm waiting to see when they plan another summer ride, so I can camp the same weekend again. Well worth it if it's that close - but I certainly wouldn't drive 2+ hours for it. I'm on the edge going 1.5 hours now.

Good review Nick, I am going to try it out at any rate

4running wrote:

Good review Nick, I am going to try it out at any rate

How the hell did you read that so fast?

I have eyes

yeah in the end i would not want to drive that far to watch..i love watching ..dont get me wrong..i jsut like to wheel too...and if im doing more watching than wheeling...then in the end its not worth it...but like Nick said if this summer they have another open date then it might be worth it to camp..

Yea, its a 3 hour drive from me, but I just wanna check it out.

Well Nick's review was SPOT ON

If you have a buggy that place is a paradise, but I didn't have much fun there, it was certainly cool watching others though

Glad you survived and will be able to make the 16Feb trip to the Gulches now!

A possibility my friend

Here's the link to the pictures to I took.

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.4804057110994.172744.1583100742&type=1&l=eb41f94a88

85runner wrote:

Here's the link to the pictures to I took.

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Wow, the parking lot looked FULL!

Yeah there were a ton of people there. Was good because all the money raised went to help families of two soldiers that were killed. It was kinda hard to get around anywhere though with all the people.

Yep, I am declaring The Flats a total loss to everyone here, unless you buy a buggy or something you can thrash on.