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Crossing The Fuerte River on a recent ride.

After escaping the hands of an even bigger meal, we set to cross the river again to head back to Los Mochis. The young one feeling the realities of a 6 hour ride. Posing close to home.

After our successful crossing, we faced a stiff head wind that was bearable only by the dreams of a good breakfast at El Tigre's in Ahome. Glorious Scrambled eggs with onion, tomatoes an a whole lot of Shrimps :drool: El Tigre showing off a good reason to skip the rest of the ride and take...

DT minus 3 weeks. After deciding on a small crew, (My son Mundo, Hector Brito my business partner and myself) we quickly realized that a week climbing hills at 7,500 feet was a bit too much for us flat landers, so a training plan was in order. We will be riding 4 times a week for a month...

Ahhh, summer. The days get hotter and the afternoon clouds on the east only means rain season has started on the Copper Canyon :victory: Being run down and with my Jeep nowhere close to a rolling state, I declared this season a two wheeled year and so far it has been great. Traveling on a...

Very, very nice :drool: Have you ever consider getting a nice steel rigid SS AND a boutique (Titus, Ventana, etc) 100mm Full suspension. Seems to me that the nice thing about bikes is that you can have a couple for different trails and conditions. I have a SS Monstercross, a full suspension...

Reserva de la Familia, Next tread please.

Arrrghh, my dream top, just sitting there :drool:, I will try my best to recreate it but with a flip-top, having some issues already, will keep you posted. Saludos

Progress has been slow, (Kid in college, you know the drill :-) ). I have already talked to the fiberglass guys and we are in the planning stages, I will put somepictures for you guys to consider. The Jeep paint its almost ready, i really like it, And 34s or 35s will fit right in without...

Bienvenido, nice plans.

Aaaarrrrggghhh, I really want to be there, so close and so far at the same time. Guys have fun and PLEASE report with lots and lots of photos and gossip :sombrero:

If its a Psylo SL, and preacherman don't want it, I will take it so you can buy the frame.

My kid on his first solo trip, on his way to a beach camp.

I am looking at about 8" of travel, maybe 60%-40%, with high quality 2" shocks it should rump around pretty good. I am just afraid of my camping equipment disintegrating and as a wanna be Glamper would say, my wine bottles stirred too much :sombrero:

Just make sure you put some sort of sliders on the transfer/trans bridge and a rear locker and it will go over anything, much better than a lifted truck.

I went like that for a couple of years, 33x10.5 on 2" lift. I just got happy with a saw and fab some stock looking fenders out of fiberglass. My new CJ its gonna run 35s on 1" lift :victory: Low COG its the only way to go. Saludos

My name is Ed and I ride "Wherever I can", even a rented bike. 90s BH bike, deep in the Queretaro mountains.

Nice photos.

Have you considered a less trail-worthy dual sport like a BMW 650 GS?, maybe it will be a better compromise.

Its the FSR design (The one that Specialized patented), does not activate with pedaling or braking. On 2004 a guy from Austin (Hammerhead Bikes) convinced Titus to make a run of the RacerX´s with 100mm of travel instead of the usual 80mm, this is one of those frames. I used it for about six...