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Look! We're buddies!!! .

Oh shizzle.... .

For all of those who gave me a hard time last weekend... You know what this means.... . Should be done Sunday.

You made your mark on the west coast. . To bad it was on this GC... :( .

Congrats Buster!

Morgan may, or may not need a fender trim... Judges? What say you? . .

Thanks to everyone that planned this. Morgan, appreciate it. It seems all the pictures I took were of Morgan... So here they are. . . .

Agreed ^. Well make this a picture thread for you. .

Here's my tent with my landlord... :) .

Most of rubicon springs has dirt. If not, just weight down your tent, it won't fly away ;)

Coleman 4 man tent. It's about 10 years old. Time of year matters a lot. For summer any good quality tent will work, it gets chilly at night at that altitude. A 32* bag is what I use, and air mattress, because well... Sleeping on rocks sucks. Also a camping stove would be a good buy.

. Thanks Painless for the opportunity!

. I have this picture to guide me. :)

This is the kind of wheeling to expect.. . .

Probably. Wife and Daughter are out of town all weekend so I'm really flexible. Hopefully camp here... .

Hahahah! That's hilarious! So glad I got to meet him on the rubicon run!!

I have the same as Rc. Here's a screenshot of a video. Check the driver rear tire. Didn't lose the bead. Not saying it can't happen, but it will hold better than you think. . Edit: that was at 8 or 9 psi.

And that leaning stick becomes a lever really fast. With multiplied force. Imagine if it slipped toward the person changing the tire... I 2nd Eddie here. I don't trust them, but I do think hey have a place if you're smart about it.

Search will yield some good results on the forum here, but I'd run between 10 and 12. As low as 8 is fine, just more likely to lose a bead.

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