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  1. Always...Helmet & Goggles boots w/ankle support In the desert:Pants that have zippers at the knees to let the air in & a T-shirt In the Mountians:
  2. UPDATE 08/01/2007 From Idaho (Wallace) to Montana (Missoula)...Part 1 Quadtrek.net
  3. I'm just trying to keep everyone updated I'll join the Adventure in October in Kingman,AZ
  4. New UPDATES 07/25/07 Great New Pictures ! Special Wallace, Idaho. Edition Quadtrek.net
  5. New UPDATES 07/20/07 Great New Pictures ! Quadtrek.net
  6. QuadTrek UPDATE 07/16/07 Hey! We had a short but beautiful ride from Lake Koocanusa to the Big Creek Baldy lookout tower. There are no trails to talk about up here so we ride highways, byways and forests roads. Is'nt this state incredible? Actually, we found out there was a trail leading from Canada to Rexford Bench (where we were) only after we were there...But, south of here...roads. Saw a couple good bear scratches on trees on the way to the tower...Gulp!... We spent a couple of nights atop BCB tower and could'nt believe the scenery, sunsets and all those deers and eagles we saw. Should have some pics for ya real soon. Some of those towers come equipped with all you need. Heating, stove, lamps and all...Everybody should try that at least once in his life, i think. If you'd like to know more, we have a link on our web site Quadtrek.net Between working on the web site and setting up and taking down camp, time seems to be flying. Hopefully, it won't fly by too fast... Is'nt it incredible that we are actually doing this ride? Don't you wish you were here... OK now we're moving south again. Got to ride for 2-3 hours in silt today. Don't know what silt is? Think of baking flour, or, more accuratly, Porter cement. An extremely fine sand dust that refuses to settle down...7 or 8 inches thick of that hot burning stuff (remember, it's been over 100 deg for who knows how long here...). When you look at your tires while you ride, it looks as if you were riding in water. Sorta like the front waves a boat makes. Imagine what it looks like behind ya...Still wish you were here? Until now, the maps we had were surprisignly accurate...Until now...Of course, it's when you're in that sh... that they become unreliable. Instead of just cutting across from Little Bitterroot Lake to MacGregor Lake, we went the long way around... only to find ourselves at the coolest little bar in town (fact, it was the only bar in town...). If you're into sky diving, head for the Lost Prairie (tha's the real name...) Drop zone, hit the bar there and have some chicken strips, they're great to push all that dust down. Course, a couple of ice cold Buds don't hurt either... Finally got to MacGregor Lake resort and got busy cleaning out those air filters. Ho! yes! Almost forgot, they're expecting 105 today... More later.
  7. Hey there! Here we are in beautiful Montana. Border crossing was stressful but successful !! We,re camped right on lake Koocanusa. For now we,re busy putting our stuff back in order after the race against time of the last months. Quads can be street legal here so we see them all over town. Daytime Temps are scorching hot (check out my thermometer reading on Quadtrek.net) but nights are nice and cool with dry air. Only about 50 miles riding all together yet so, besides running errands, we,ve been relaxing quite a bit. Basically, we are now living our dream life in a dreamlike environment. Sincerely wish everybody could do it at least once in their life. Back with more later... Marc & France.
  8. 1st posts of the updates-http://www.atvwire.com/index.php?act=idx In the General Forums Section then click on the "Quadtrek - 10 Month ATV Adventure" Quadtrek Web Site; Quadtrek.net I will do my best to keep this site updated as well
  9. Just to have a 12v at the rear of the truck is worth the $20.00 to Me
  10. When I was growing up I was ALWAYS outside and being in the Midwest and living on a lake Fishing,Hunting ect. But the feeling of power and hanging out with the buds was the best:cool: As long as I can ride I'm Happy Thoughts on some of the places I've rode Arizona:Not A bad ride yet and will take up the rest of My life to finish Colorado:Just something Magic about this place I was around the Grand Lake area Most Excellent Iowa:Hey I have Buddies there but in the fall Un-Corn Planting Can be real fun Wisconsin:Mostly in the NW part of the State,Best Markred trails I ever rode on.One Hint if your riding around Hurley The town is full of Gentleman's Clubs stay on the trail It's Much Cheeper Michigan:All that I have Riden has been in the U/P if you really like this sport this place is A once in a lifetime Adventure Bergland to Copper Harbor is the ticket here Minnesota:My 1st pick would be the Iron Range OHV Recreation Area This area was mined until 1981 and contains iron ore pits, ore stockpiles and tailings basins and anything along the North Shore up the Gunflint trail Canada:Southern Ontario along the Minnesota Border not much really to look at But the amout of wildlife you will see is well worth the trip The hint here is to bring an Ultra-Lite Fishing pole
  11. "We now look back and think...you can be going real slow and still have an accident. I think it's very important to wear some sort of head protection." This was the case for two Mountian Recovery's last year 'Going Real Slow'...You just never know !
  12. Welcome jqrt10:smile: Until someone post up some info Here is a Canadian Based Site ATV Frontier - ATV Forums, News, Reviews, Chat, Maps, Classifieds and More › News
  13. I always look to Great Sites like this for that type of information
  14. ...You should have this Cabela's -- 7-Way Combo Wiring Adapter
  15. 1st. UPDATE: Hello there! Well, after 7 years of waiting, 5 years of preparations, we're finally on the road! After running around like crazy and in the excitement of the moment, we made our first mistake right in our driveway...We simply left a huge duffle bag with all our riding gear (helmets, pants, goggles, riding shirt, all but the boots) sitting right on top of one of the bikes... Thank God, it decided to fall in between the 2 bikes. When we saw it we just had to secure it on the trailer and no harm was done... 7-7-7 is already working for us... We are now on our way to our starting point in British Columbia, Canada, and besides a blown out tire on the trailer, everything is going smoothly. Of course, the tire size being as odd as they get, it took us 5 hours and countless phone calls to finally find the only one in Winnipeg, if not in Canada...and that was a used one...Very sincere Thanks to Clement Collett of West-end tires for his precious help on that. Maybe we should have spent as much time preparing our vehicules as we did preparing our quads. Seems just the 2500 miles (4000 kms) drive from our home to B.C. is an adventure in itself... Well got to go, now... Stick around for more... Next time, it'll be from Montana... Marc & France.
  16. Dirt Wheels Magazine Names Arizona ATV Jamboree One Of The 15 Best Places To Ride Your ATV! September 4-8, 2007 The Official Arizona ATV Outlaw Trail Web Site
  17. With the Big group 4 or 5 times a year I'll spend the rest of my life riding here and never see it all but i'll do my best to try
  18. A couple weeks ago we went to Jerome,AZ it's an old Mining Town,After a stop for lunch we were greeted by Local Law Enforcement to Check that our Plate,Insurance were up to date. They even gave us directions for some local trails ! Last Thanksgiving we had a Camp & Ride Not far from our Camp lives an old miner "Jim" We all chipped in and got him a New Generator and ton's of Food,Someone out of the group usually makes a run out to his place a couple times a month. A Buddy or ours Deep Fried a Turkey to take to Jim The Convoy heading out to Jim's Jim,Getting a little choked up with the trailer full of stuff He has spent most of his life Mining and has some of the best stories,It's great to see living history :smile:
  19. Last Pic was of A Gila Monster The Horses are owned by a rancher but they run all over not to many wild ones anymore,But ton's of Wild Donkeys,Coyotes,Mountian Lions !
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