Planning to have a session day on the trail early June. Haven't made anything official. Idea is drag out a grill or something to cook some dogs and a cooler or bucket with ice to chill some water and high calorie sport drinks. Then lap the trail or sections of the trail until everyone gets tired...
Don't forget injector tips going full fail way to often and usually far away from nowhere with a 14k trailer beind you. Always loved this truck though.
Oh and AI is a great source to do the math on how much battery you will need for x number of hours for a specific model of fridge. I was way off trying to calculate it.
My new fridge is running off the truck batteries but I want a "jackery" style and a solar panel, plus have it charge off the alternator with a charge controller. The Battery generator give you more options of use vs solid mounted "RV" batteries. My old setup had two matching batteries to my two...
I would love to build one like @WW_RANGER_X had out at dezert fest. Simple and light. I would probably have a kitchen built into a cabinet off the back or side facing outside.
@4lowlance I think I have to back out. I still don't know what is the deal with my truck. I am not taking Shane's jeep on that big of a trip. The Lockwood / Cottonwood / Miller Clean up this weekend is more important. Too much stuff scheduled not enough time and money.
Great times this weekend. Rode with @4lowlance on a few fun, fast loops. Witnessed the Victorville version of Camp RZR at the dunes. Great BBQ Saturday night. The raffle / auction had to raise a ton of money. I got skunked once again.
When I am on the Mixed rides @badlinesgoodtimes mentioned. I am struggling to keep up with some of the hardcore Amish in the group in eco. If it is a longer loop I settle in front mid pack. Probaby 2 e-bikes and 3 Amish ahead of me by end of ride.
Mine is a 2020 Shimano and I haven't touched...
I just grab the shovel and dig for a few hours when I want to punish myself. :ROFLMAO: I feel you on the battery issue. I am also working with a 540. That seems to be around 23ish miles local and a little less up on the mountain keeping it Eco as much as possible. I need to slim down some more...
It opened up a lot of trails I wouldn't even tough in Idyllwild do to the return climb or the start climb depending where one parked when I had the Amish bike. Heck just the last trip I probably wouldn't have attempted the loop I did on an amish due to not knowing what the start trail was going...
Meat extravaganza like Bishop again? :ROFLMAO: Hopefully with better weather. I am bringing stuff for Lance and I food wise. I am sure he would be open either way.
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