This looks like dirty fun.

[asp_125]

A co-worker brought in the DVD. Dammit... now I have wanderlust. :up:
http://www.backcountrydiscoveryroutes.com/COBDR

http://www.backcountrydiscoveryroutes.com/Files/Gallery/article/155/largephoto/04.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pkS-XI4w61s

[Zach929rr]

Youtube idiots.

"Is this ride big bike friendly?"

Everyone is on a 600 or bigger -_-

Looks sweet.

[Grim2.0]

Very cool :up:

[Sean]

There's a reason I own a 950 and live in Colorado. I can happily say that I've ridden 85% of that route. Man, I love this exploring this state. :viking:



A frickin' KLR? Seriously? :no:

[Grim2.0]

Hey Sean how far are you from Mosquito pass?

[Sean]

Probably about 2 hours. I think the west entrance is near Leadville, isn't it? From my understanding, Mosquito pass is a hoot on small bikes, and a real handful on a big bike. Very rocky!

[Grim2.0]

Probably about 2 hours. I think the west entrance is near Leadville, isn't it? From my understanding, Mosquito pass is a hoot on small bikes, and a real handful on a big bike. Very rocky!

Yup it is, i attempted to tackle it in my 99 jeep cherokee a few years back :no: always wondered what it would be like on a bike. How do you think a DRZ would handle? :devil2:

[asp_125]

Yup, tackled Mosquito in my old Frontier. Rocky is an understatement on the east side. I recall crunching my rocker mounted running boards a few times.

[Sean]

I bet that most bikes could make it over, it just depends on the rider :twisted:

Shouldn't have any issues with a DRZ. It's a very capable bike. Maybe toss some knobbies on it? But depending on your level of experience, it'll be a ride where you learn a lot about you and the bike. You better get comfy standing up on that bike though (based on the video's I saw), Or else your nuts will be in your throat. Personally, I don't love riding on rocks and can think of better ways to spend my time, but to each their own.

[bodhizafa]

There's a reason I own a 950 and live in Colorado. I can happily say that I've ridden 85% of that route. Man, I love this exploring this state. :viking:



A frickin' KLR? Seriously? :no:

Weren't we going to do their Utah route at one point.......what ever happened to that idea?:dunno:

[Sean]

Weren't we going to do their Utah route at one point.......what ever happened to that idea?:dunno:
Yeah. I think it was put on the back burner somewhere between beer 12 and 13 of that particular "planning" session. :cheers: I wonder if the Twink can even do it on his gay-ass thumper? Or maybe we'll have him follow us in the "angry lesbian" so we have some cold beer?

[Hooligan3]

That first pic does look fun

[One-ops]

Did that pass in my truck last summer didn't seem like a big deal at all. Loved the views. Was bummed we couldn't do a couple other trails due to a fire in the area though. Had fun at half moon playing in the water crossing and few others trails one that was a creek bed where we drove in the water for 1-2 miles

[Ghosty]

Beautiful scenery! Looks like so much fun, especially with all the camping gear.

[FZRguy]

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