How is Barney behaving/performing?
Colorado Fall Color Tour 2021
- Thread starter Pete
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KLankford
Well Oiled
I hope you had your teeth glued in.
Wow. Looks amazing.
Glad to see I’m not the only one doing crazy things in the dark! 
rocket
Well Oiled
Let the Good Times Roll!! Your body will heal!!
Tralehead
Well Oiled
As I always say: "Better to wear out than rust!"
And the correct response to that (especially if you're from PA) is: FU**IN' A!
Damn, Pete... you're makin' me jealous again
rocket
Well Oiled
You gotta keep moving or you'll sieze up.As I always say: "Better to wear out than rust!"
And the correct response to that (especially if you're from PA) is: FU**IN' A!
Damn, Pete... you're makin' me jealous again
B-Will started running crappy on the first trail. I had one of the carb gurus try to tune it and everything we did made it worse. We finally gave up and put on a loaner carb and it has run perfect ever since. Too bad I have to give the new car back when I leave tomorrow. Other than the carb issue all is well. Going on the tough trail tomorrow hopefully it will keep running good for the day.
pete
I'll think positive waves man, positive waves.
Had a great time on the Fall Color Tour, hoping to do it again next year.
Sifting through a few hundred photos, and hours of video...
Here's a ride-along video of Ironchest, the toughest trail of the week. This trail has it all- a quarter mile or so of boulders, white-knuckly shelf road, and incredible views from the mine site at about 12,100 feet elevation. The air is thin up there...
Pete
Sifting through a few hundred photos, and hours of video...
Here's a ride-along video of Ironchest, the toughest trail of the week. This trail has it all- a quarter mile or so of boulders, white-knuckly shelf road, and incredible views from the mine site at about 12,100 feet elevation. The air is thin up there...
Wow, that’s a real kidney buster. I bet lockers are pretty much essential for something like that. Beautiful country!
My neck is still sore...
Most of the trails were mild, with incredible scenery.
Pete
If that mining town is from the 1800's, can you imagine hauling the building materials, food, water, etc up 12,100' by horse or mule?
The heavy cast iron cable car system parts and boilers that are scattered around up there are huge. No idea how they managed to get them up there.
The guys who developed the mines were made of tougher stuffSky crane?
Back when men were men, women were too and sheep ran scared.
64CJ5
Bigger Hammer
Lots of pictures and videos on the CJ2A page Fall Color Tour, none are mine.
If you have time it is worth a look.
If you have time it is worth a look.
Greaser007
Well Oiled
Good to see you were able to attend. thank you for sharing !