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Husky Monument Ride

I think so but I'm far from a knowlegeable authority. I've been looking on google and going through forums to find out. They are cheap if you do, it's just the hassle of running down the road to get one.
 
HuskyT;31229 said:
So I could ride my TC450 Green sticker / No plate but would have to get a permit to be able to go into town and get a burger and brew?

How long would the tech loop be.... I run a stock mx tank and can carry extra fuel in my pack .....can I top off in Randsburg...?

I'm thinking about coming out Sunday only....

Anyone tell me approx travel time and distance to the campspot from Corona or Riverside?

T
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per mapquest:

Total Estimated Time: 2 hours 5 minutes
Total Estimated Distance: 123.96 miles
 
http://thebannerisup.district37ama.org/places/husky-memorial.shtml

Click on main map. Note green star southeast of Randsburg. Click on it. Thats big picture of where we are going.

Click on 'Husky Memorial' and then on 'Map'
Thats close up of where we are going.

Its 40 miles minimum from the campsite to the memorial, round trip. We can easily make it longer. There are trails all over the place. From open desert to technical.

The riding options are more or less endless. We will do a trip to the monument, then back to base camp. Then later a ride up to Randsburg.
Second ride is only 25 miles or so.l
 
where's the start point for a one day deal (Sunday). Ive done a couple of day rides in that general area. Need to set my time of travel and to see if anyone of my crew (non-husky) want to go just for the co-pilot (besides God) drive deal. Quick estimate from San Diego downtown is @ 3-3.5 hours. Let me know, thanks CH crew
 
This sounds like a lot of fun, and I'd like to see the new plaque that's at the Memorial for Mr. Caselli, but with any luck I'll be in far Northwest NV stretching the legs of the 610 on that weekend.

Have fun, everyone:applause:



WoodsChick
 
I hope I get to see this Monument sometime long before I am eligible to become a part of it.:thinking:
 
CHANGE OF MEETING/DEPARTURE LOCATION: PLEASE NOTE! :)

Meeting point is the gas station at Four Corners. The gas station on the south west corner. Thats on the right if you are coming up 395. Look for my black F350 or George Erl's blue/white race van. Plus a few trucks, campers.

9AM at Four Corners!

We will stage about a mile from 4 Corners at Georges secret spot. Then ride Georges trails up over a couple hills, about 40 miles, to the Husky Memorial. Then back.

Carry gas if you cant do 80 miles round trip.

THIS IS A CHANGE FROM THE ORIGINAL PLAN. PLEASE NOTE. THANKS!
 
I will be driving up from San Clemente around 6 am. Anyone want to truck pool, let me know. Room for 1-2 maybe more with a trailer. :)

Ya must shower. No beer that early in the morning. :excuseme:
 
Mike, 6 am what day? Sunday? Not that I would like to shower, beer is breakfast, I am just asking to see if we could follow you all.
 
PALMER84ONE;31501 said:
Mike, 6 am what day? Sunday? Not that I would like to shower, beer is breakfast, I am just asking to see if we could follow you all.
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My plan is to leave 6 am sharp from San Clemente. Ive got a buddy who might join me, but room for 1-2.

I figure its a little over 2 hours that time of day. Heading up the toll roads, then up 15.

Its super super easy to find the staging place. Just go to 4 corners, where 40 and 395 meet.


You are welcome to follow me up if ya want. But im cutting it close and wont have time to detour or wait. :eek:

My cell phone is (949) 887 7278

Everyone should take it and give me a call if there is a problem.
 
Mike Kay;31513 said:
My plan is to leave 6 am sharp from San Clemente. Ive got a buddy who might join me, but room for 1-2.

I figure its a little over 2 hours that time of day. Heading up the toll roads, then up 15.

Its super super easy to find the staging place. Just go to 4 corners, where 40 and 395 meet. Then go north towards Randsburg.

20 Mule Team Parkway is marked.

You are welcome to follow me up if ya want. But im cutting it close and wont have time to detour or wait. :eek:

My cell phone is (949) 887 7278

Everyone should take it and give me a call if there is a problem.
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I'm a little confused on the date for this (not that it takes much to confuse me) We talking sunday the 24th?
 
If I were to help you out on the date, I would assume it would be the 24th as that is the Sunday of the Memorial week end. If I did do that though I would be making an ASSuME.
 
PALMER84ONE;31928 said:
If I did do that though I would be making an ASSuME.
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No help needed in that category! I'm very accomplished at making an ASSofMe..... :lol:

I was thinking it was the 24th too. I'm going to try to make it. Long as the planes not late I should be there by 0900....
 
Stroker Ace;31175 said:
Best I can tell so far. A permit is required to OPERATE a green or red sticker vehicle within the city limits.
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I've been up there a few times with my green sticker bike and havent ever heard of a permit. You can ride dirt pretty much right up to the saloon. I have no idea how you could buy a permit in the city, without riding into the city, unless you drove there but then whats the point?
As far as difficulty in the area, like others have said, its all over the place. I wouldnt consider any of it too difficult. I've ridden all the toughest stuff on my 610 and the only thing that worked me was a nasty rock infested deep sand wash.
That weekend is still up in the air for me but I may be able to jump in last minute if any SD riders want to carpool.
 
NEW STAGING AREA:

We will stage out of Four Corners (where Hwy 40 meets Hwy 395) at 9AM. Sunday the 24th of May. Memorial Day Weekend.

We will follow George Erl in our trucks for a mile or so to a spot at a big joshua tree and then ride from there.

Meet at 9am at the gas station on the right as ya pull to the stop light at 4 corners (theres just one intersection).

We will ride 40 miles each way to the monument, then back another route. 80 miles round trip. Carry a gallon if ya cant do 80 round trip.

No visit to Randsburg that weekend. Ive been told is just too busy with bikes and a mad house.

Lunch around 1-2 in the afternoon back at Four Corners.

I expect 7-8 Husky riders, but room for more. We can do hard or easy sections, or split it into 2 small groups--just like in Baja.

Any and all Husky riders are warmly invited!

This should be a fun ride, and i am loooking forward to learning some of Georges trails. :)
 
Mike Kay;32260 said:
NEW STAGING AREA:

We will stage out of Four Corners (where Hwy 40 meets Hwy 395) at 9AM. Sunday the 24th of May. Memorial Day Weekend.

We will follow George Erl in our trucks for a mile or so to a spot at a big joshua tree and then ride from there.
Meet at 9am at the gas station on the right as ya pull to the stop light at 4 corners (theres just one intersection).

We will ride 40 miles each way to the monument, then back another route. 80 miles round trip. Carry a gallon if ya cant do 80 round trip.

No visit to Randsburg that weekend. Ive been told is just too busy with bikes and a mad house.

Lunch around 1-2 in the afternoon back at Four Corners.

I expect 7-8 Husky riders, but room for more. We can do hard or easy sections, or split it into 2 small groups--just like in Baja.

Any and all Husky riders are warmly invited!

This should be a fun ride, and i am loooking forward to learning some of Georges trails. :)
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Hey Mike, is that the big Joshua tree that we looked for for about 1.5 hrs last time out?:D
 
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