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Little Sahara Ok Dunes Spring Break 2009

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Well some of my friends and went to Little Sahara Dunes for spring break... It was an awesome time and we had awesome weather (highs in the 80's)... I thought i would share some pics... Enjoy!!!!

All loaded up and ready to go... We picked somebody up on the way so i hauled a buggy and 4 bikes total...

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We left on St. Patty's day so i had to have my green...

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Our camp for the week...

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JSR Dyno trailer that was parked by our camp...

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My sister went with us to the dunes for here first time... She had a blast...

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My buddy rick in his 1835 vw buggy...

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Our group taking a rest after riding trails...

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A little roost!!

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Travis about floping it over trying to roost...

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Travis learing not to follow me!!!!!!

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The mother of all roost by me...

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Me and travis playing in a bowl...

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Me coming out of the bowl...

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Me jumping...

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A few at the drag strip....

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This was a cool little rhino buggy that we watched out there... Powered by a 4 cylinder motorcycle engine...

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Not a lot of big dunes like that around in my area. Is it tough to keep the machines clean? Does the sand cause things to wear quick?

We usually ride for about a week and they dont get that dirty unless you get around the water... As far as things wearing qicker as long as you clean things up when you get back its not that big of an issue... Just have to keep good seals in everyting and nothing gets in to wear parts... I dont think it is any worse than than dirt or mud...

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Love the pix! I wanna make it out there this year. How long is your swingarm jigolbeep?

Thanks!! Im running a +6 and it still like to lift the front end... We will be back there the first of may and probably for sandfest too... you would love it, it is alway a good time... :yes:

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