I ride a raptor 734, I mostly ride the dunes at sand mountian on weekends, I also like to ride the trails behind the mountian as well as the trails across the hwy. back by the bombing range.

I am also up for ridding other areas, willing to travel up 100 miles to ride.

so if any one is interested please let me know
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We live in Spring Creek and we go to Winnemucca quite a bit cause it's close to us. It's only a 2 hour drive, plan on making a day trip there before Spring Break. I need to break in my new build, if your interested we will let you know when we go.

Seth

 

[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img] Hi, winnamucca sounds like a lot of fun, I have never ridden there before, but like I said in my search I am willing to travel around and try new places. my days off are thursday - saturday. when you are ready let me know, and please send directions. also if you would like to contact me by phone prior to going I am giving you my e-mail and from there I will send you my number. cborowy6599@charter.net

 

That sounds good, either me or my wife will contact you when the time gets closer. It also depends on me getting my bike done in time, which I should when all my parts show up.

 

sounds like a plan, I'll be waitting.

 

How long have you lived in Fallon? I have a friend here who comes from there and his parents still live there. They have been there for about 30yrs or so.

 

I have lived here for about 11 years, I have been going to sand mountian for about the last 10 years.

 

I was just out at Sand Mountain today on my Raptor and Grizzly -- the sun was bright and I couldn't see the contours of the sand. It made for a really crappy, slow time riding. Does anyone have any definitive solution for the type of goggle I need so I can see? Thanks much!

 

The Oakley irridium lens is the best on the market! the lens cost about $35 or $65 for the goggles.

 

Okay...so is it a dark lens? Light sensitive? Polarized? What makes those goggles/lenses the best for sand?