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dang i wanted to head up to prentice so bad this weekend but i had church priorites.

did you guys get to the end of the main trail? or snoopers rock? there is a beatiful bluff overlooking the TN river at both.

i should be at prentice next saturday but no guarntees.

Stoopidbot1 Grand Master

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That is something I call throttle thumb or arm pump. You just have to train your muscles to work like that. There are products out there that make the thumb piece longer so you use more hand than just thumb.

I'm glad you're enjoying yourself! Ride hard, ride safe, ride often!

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Congrats on the new quad and getting to ride. Sounds like you had a blast! I can't wait to get out myself.

Yep...had a blast. My wife drove for the first time and I think we're going to get her an ATV for herself. It would make both of use more comfortable. Any good places in N GA, N AL, or TN that you'd suggest riding?

darkstar Apprentice

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Hey everyone maybe you can sticky this Prentice cooper is closing all the side trails december 20 to march 15...

Ive been riding everyday up there and its amazing.

You have to know where to look though for sure.

anyone wanting to ride anywhere near chattanooga gimmie a ring 4234004110

Jerr

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Dry gulch is pretty crazy , very very different. Looked like it had not been ridden very much.

But i think its gonna be closed for two and a half months.

You want to ride coppinger cove?

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Dry gulch is pretty crazy , very very different. Looked like it had not been ridden very much.

But i think its gonna be closed for two and a half months.

You want to ride coppinger cove?

I guess I could do a net search but I'd rather have 'local' info. Is Dry Gulch in CP? I ride and most of the time don't bother to check the names out. Where's Coppinger Cove? What's the difficulty of it?

I think the fam is going next Tuesday afternoon since it's raining today and we don't want to discourage the women. :no: Probably a good thing since my back isn't cooperating today.

darkstar Apprentice

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Cool , call me sometime .

Im out changing the oil fro the first time , no manuel.

seems easy enough.

Coppinger is in sequatachie valley, its a unusual place .

Lots of rock crawlers .

Very popular for just about anybody.

jerr 4234004110

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