A recent drive with some friends (much pics)
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A recent drive with some friends (much pics)
Went on a drive recently with some friends here in California and got some pics. We ran a local road called Mosquito Ridge, which has over 300 corners in 36 miles.
The road starts at "Foresthill":
Our group at the start of the drive. It ended up being pretty snowy that day (we've had a lot of snow at low elevation recently) so the drive was slow but still a blast:
My wagon:
One of the guys who couldn't make the drive down the snow covered road:
Because of this:
Here we are, 16 miles in at the end of the plowed section. Friends '04 STI in the foreground, my wagon, then a friends 98 OB:
I do love this pic - the road in question drops to the bottom of the canyon to a hydro damn. We drove it last year, they're not kidding - the discs on my brakes were glowing blue at the bottom:
My wagon again:
Wagon Mafia!
All in all, it was an awesome drive. Aside from our loud cars, it was very peaceful at the top. I love fresh snow
The road starts at "Foresthill":
Our group at the start of the drive. It ended up being pretty snowy that day (we've had a lot of snow at low elevation recently) so the drive was slow but still a blast:
My wagon:
One of the guys who couldn't make the drive down the snow covered road:
Because of this:
Here we are, 16 miles in at the end of the plowed section. Friends '04 STI in the foreground, my wagon, then a friends 98 OB:
I do love this pic - the road in question drops to the bottom of the canyon to a hydro damn. We drove it last year, they're not kidding - the discs on my brakes were glowing blue at the bottom:
My wagon again:
Wagon Mafia!
All in all, it was an awesome drive. Aside from our loud cars, it was very peaceful at the top. I love fresh snow
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Great pictures mate, i had the good fortune to be over in the USA last spring, i drove from Denver through to San Francisco, 3810miles in all...... will be over again in May, but this time i'll be flying in and out of Denver.....
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Originally Posted by island991
sweet. where did you get the roofrack spoiler from??
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looks like 38" rack and road have an online shop!! are your roof bars round? They state it will only fit round bars. is this true??
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Originally Posted by subsy
did no one else notice what look like bullet holes in that sign?
Those tyres don't your police look out for offences like this, or is he just playing roulette?
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Originally Posted by island991
looks like 38" rack and road have an online shop!! are your roof bars round? They state it will only fit round bars. is this true??
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Originally Posted by subsy
did no one else notice what look like bullet holes in that sign?
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Rather large ones by the looks of it!
Those tyres don't your police look out for offences like this, or is he just playing roulette?
Those tyres don't your police look out for offences like this, or is he just playing roulette?
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
If I remember correctly the fairing kit came equipment to mount it up to a square set of bars. I don't think I have that hardware anymore though. If you give me a couple of days I'd be happy to run by Rack and Road and check in person. The fairing will only work with Yakima equipment though. And I added the Wagon Mafia sticker, yes
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Originally Posted by island991
cheers that would be great. cant get yakima bars in the UK very easily so looks like i may be out of luck!! if they do them with square bar hardwear then maybe ill order some and try them out!
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if you could do me a huge favour and measure bars and fairing on your car? that would be great. I think i need 48" bars and 38" fairing (i have a MY2000 classic but i looked that up on yakima site)
ps are your load bars subaru or yakima? i can kinda see a subaru logo or is that on something else?
ps are your load bars subaru or yakima? i can kinda see a subaru logo or is that on something else?
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Originally Posted by island991
if you could do me a huge favour and measure bars and fairing on your car? that would be great. I think i need 48" bars and 38" fairing (i have a MY2000 classic but i looked that up on yakima site)
ps are your load bars subaru or yakima? i can kinda see a subaru logo or is that on something else?
ps are your load bars subaru or yakima? i can kinda see a subaru logo or is that on something else?
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