Once I get a bike hwy 20 will be the first place I take it. There were a bunch that weekend I was there because of the beautiful weather.
Thanks for the info on Ross Lake, I was itching to stop and spend a night there but was running short on time. I'll save that for the next adventure!
Thanks...
The colors were fantastic. I ended up racing the clock to get over the pass so I didn't have as much time as I would have liked to do a couple hikes. I'm trying to go again in another couple weeks.
I'm hoping to try some new glass on my camera. We'll see how that works out.
I ended up cutting my trip short because of the cold. Looking back on it, going on a road trip through Eastern Washington in the fall with no heater wasn't such a great idea. But I really did enjoy my trip even if it was by myself.
The beauty of solo trips is that you are never really alone...
So then I was off for my loop around the North Cascades. I planned to continue east until Lake Chelan and set up camp there.
And of course, the local sheriff didn't like the fact that I was going ten over down one of the passes and decided to pull me over and have a little chat... No...
Whidbey Island is absolutely gorgeous. If you haven't been there, I highly recommend a visit. My favorite area was the southern end which was mostly farms and vast fields with 19th century homes scattered about. All in all, a great place to catch a sunset. The northern part of the island was...
<i>Picture this. A twenty-degree night while traveling through a mountain pass in a soft-top Jeep with no heater. "I'll be fine" I told my dad as I left for my trip... little did I know.</i>
I had been planning this trip for months now, but I had to work around the schedule of Hwy 20...
Gorgeous shots! I really want to make it down there this spring to shoot some photography.
I'm hoping to take a two weeks or so off to drive down 101 along the coast, over to death valley, then up to Yosemite, and maybe crater lake.
These shots really inspired me! :)
Makes me wonder what you torqued the inner locknut to? I've never had a problem with my wheel bearings loosening up. (the factory spec is waaaay too low) Try 180-200 ft. lbs.
The TTB is a great setup for street/offroad use. Not so great for rockcrawling or massive amounts of articulation.
The...
You need a flywheel and clutch, clutch peddle and line, and a PCM for a manual transmission.
The swap is straight forward and only takes a dedicated couple days to finish.
Well worth it! ;)
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