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#1 2007-05-29 12:42:26

Badley
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Re: American Fork Canyon

I finished my shop Krypto - and escaped  wink  Spent our Sat in AF Canyon and  had a great time. Rhino handled everything I threw at it, had to cross a few boulder sections to get where we were going. Jana a little nerveous at times but didn't want to stop and had us comming back in the dark (btw - lights work great).  big_smile
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Jana gets a little driving time  :? 
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This guy took us in stride...
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One of the many stops...
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#2 2007-05-30 06:18:57

MR. KRYPTONITE
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Re: American Fork Canyon

Glad to hear that the shop is done!  big_smile

I have not been up AF canyon in a long time. Looks like a great riding spot and I really like the boulder sections. I have not done anything like that yet and crossing the water crossing looks great as well!

How are you liking those tires btw?


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#3 2007-05-30 09:16:50

Badley
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Re: American Fork Canyon

Boulder sections were a blast - amazing how well the Rhino handles "rock crawling" - clearance the only issue. Had several Jeep guys lusting over the Rhino  8)  We crossed water about 5 different times, keeps it interesting  smile  Love the Maxis Bighorns - I bought them on recomendation from another Forums member (admin) and I am impressed with versatility and wear. They ride very smooth on hard pack (or pavement) and I have never felt like I could get better traction anywhere except maybe in sand - only thing better would be paddles and I am not pumping enough power to warrant them.

We will be going back real soon to explore some more... any who want to join us are welcome.

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#4 2007-05-30 13:17:36

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Re: American Fork Canyon

Hello Brad!
          Those are super pictures.  I want to go there I will keep in touch and let you know when I can go.  Have a reunion this weekend.

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#5 2007-05-31 20:31:28

MR. KRYPTONITE
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Re: American Fork Canyon

Thanks for the report on the tires. What air pressure are you running in your tires out in the sand?


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#6 2007-06-01 10:55:59

Badley
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Re: American Fork Canyon

I was running 10lbs as I normally do - I probably should have lowered them but was having so much fun (and having no problems) that I didn't even think about it. Next time I will try some lower preasure and let you know. P.S. I finally got my PIAA clamps yesterday from Black Rhino Performance. Been on back order for 5 months  roll  Did you ever get yours?

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#7 2007-06-01 15:11:08

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Re: American Fork Canyon

When we hit the sand we drop the pressure down to 3 pounds, sometimes even less. This helps with everything and we can go almost anywhere we want. We go up the vally side of Sand Mountain where other Rhinos don't even get half way because of tire pressure alone. Try it out!

I also got my brackets!  :evil: They finally came in last week. I ordered them the first of January...


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#8 2007-06-06 08:20:24

Badley
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Re: American Fork Canyon

Headed back to AF Canyon this Saturday with Justin and possibly another forum(s) member. Any and all interested in going are welcome.

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#9 2007-06-18 17:33:24

Badley
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Re: American Fork Canyon

Finally made it back to Mineral basin to do a little 3 wheelin  big_smile
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Back of Snowbird - new area, plan to try it out this winter  big_smile
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#10 2007-06-19 06:08:55

MR. KRYPTONITE
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Re: American Fork Canyon

Very cool!  big_smile I would like to come up that way when you head up there again. Let me know!


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#11 2007-06-19 16:38:47

mbroyles
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Re: American Fork Canyon

Great photos! I'm putting this location on my 'places I must see' list. Thanks for sharing.


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#12 2007-06-27 13:37:33

Badley
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Re: American Fork Canyon

Jared, Justin, Ryan, anyone else (have referred some new Rhino owners to this site) - Will likely ride here often in July. If you have a Saturday free let me know and we can hook up. Maybe you should get out of the heat and join us Mark  8)   big_smile

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