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  3. Posted

    How big is your loop?

    Maybe I could ride Sunday also, on this, if it's a big loop.

    2010BroadwayandCorralcanyon12-232011010.jpg

    That cr looks mean!

    For anyone heading out Sunday this is where I'll be.

    Looks like 830am at the ohv parking lot off exit 45 coming from San Diego 8 East. Turn rt pine valley rd, the lot is right next to highway.

    From there ride to corral canyon and run a loop out there. I've been out there a few times but I have never gone from the pine valley road route. Maybe pancake rock on way out

    It should be fun!

    Jason

    Thanks bill and Craig I had a great time out there today.

    Conditions are great with most of the dust calmed fom the recent rain.

    Thanks Craig for showing me around. It was nice to see a few new trails, especially the raw and rocky one.

    And thanks bill for showing me a great trail back to the main road.

    2002 xr650r clear tank red plastics and black gear.

  4. Posted

    How big is your loop?

    Maybe I could ride Sunday also, on this, if it's a big loop.

    2010BroadwayandCorralcanyon12-232011010.jpg

    That cr looks mean!

    For anyone heading out Sunday this is where I'll be.

    Looks like 830am at the ohv parking lot off exit 45 coming from San Diego 8 East. Turn rt pine valley rd, the lot is right next to highway.

    From there ride to corral canyon and run a loop out there. I've been out there a few times but I have never gone from the pine valley road route. Maybe pancake rock on way out

    It should be fun!

    Jason

    2002 xr650r clear tank red plastics and black gear.

  8. Posted

    Good Morning to all

    Right now its looking like about 5 bikes headed down with room for a couple more.

    we will fill up every 50-75 miles so a bike with range of 100-130 works well to be safe

    this will be a fun but "Fast" paced ride trying to stay on the dirt as much as possible searching for the most technical route.

    All riders so far have good skills and like keep the speed at a good clip

    so far we have 5 plated bikes

    (me) xr650r

    (2) ktm 450exc's maybe 3

    xr400

    xt350

    There will be a Baja weekend starting sometime on Friday Nov 2nd.ending Sunday or Monday

    This will be my third trip down and we are starting to figure it out the hard way. the weather is still great and lots of day light.

    If you know someone that fits this challenge lets get them on board

    I need some help from those interested in making this trip happen

    This is a no joke trip that will require some prep on your part

    Please add to this post to show interest or pm me that you want make this trip.

    Thanks for the help I don't want to be a guide I want to plan a trip with some input.

    Something like this but open to changes

    Day 1

    Meet my house (la mesa) or Tecate border.

    cross the border and fill up bikes

    Head East and connect with El Compadre trail head south to Mexico 3

    fill up again before going into mikes

    head east 3 then south to mikes sky ranch via dirt road.

    eat, drink, pool. rest.

    http://www.totalescape.com/lodge/ADS/mikes.html

    Gps mikes sky ranch

    31° 6'33.58"N, 115°38'7.75"W

    Day 2

    breakfast at mikes then

    head southwest out of mikes on jeep trail to the coast.

    we found gas and beer on the way at another remote ranch

    spend the at Coyote Cal's $15-20 night (includes breakfast)

    eat drink sleep maybe surf ride around

    http://www.coyotecals.com/

    Day 3

    up coast trying to stay near the beach heading as long as possible.

    head home or spend another night somewhere in mex.

    the group may split up at this point with some heading home.

    (some may want to head up highway and make the easy run back to tecate border via the guadulupe valley)

    Whats needed (many items can be split up over the group)

    feel free to add some items to the list

    1. Bike that will not break down! (your bike prepped new oil, fluids full and running well)

    >>>>> 2 good tires (this trip will destroy a set make sure you have some tread when you start)

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 3. GPS and maps (we have much of the trip figured out but a few gps's in each group help

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 4. A tank or carry extra fuel tank some how with a range of at least 100 miles to be safe. We should be filling up every 50-75 miles but running out of gas is no bueno.

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 5. Money 200-400 cash depending on your consumption and eating habits. Mikes sky ranch I believe $60.00 per night which includes dinner and breakfast

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 6. Extra tube front and back

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 7. tire irons and pump

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 8. Chain breaker, extra links, master link (we learned the hard way on the last trip)

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 9. Tools to fit everything on your bike.

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 10. Water (camelbaks work great)

    >>>>> Extra oil (don't carry a whole quart unless you like the extra weight)

    >>>>> extra sprocket bolts (they come loose and fly off)

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 11. sun block (its hot or maybe its cold as......

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 12. full gear (boots, elbow pads, knee pads chest) We all have lots of extra gear around if you need anything.The terrain can be knarly someone will fall and we do not want to see you get hurt. I will attempt to throw Rocks off my back tire at everyone even myself.

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 13 extra googles (optional they do break)

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 14. back pack (Stay LIGHT do not bring anything you will not use)

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 15 swim shorts for pool or ocean there may be surfboards to rent when we hit the coast

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 16 sunglasses

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 17 warm clothes it can be a little cool at night and at the beach

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 18 chain and lock (optional it should be safe where we park the bikes)

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 19 Passport

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 20 Bike registration and insurance (ive always had it but they never ask)

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 21. Mex bike insurance (optional ive never bought it)

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 22 flip flops

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 23 Advil

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 24 tow strap

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 25. phone charger

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 26. wet suit (rent a board near coyote Cal's?)

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 27 Imodium AD!

    >>>>>

    >>>>> 28. Flashlight and lighter

    >

    > 29. JB weld, duct tape, safety wire. (use on ktm as needed)

    >

    30. Tire pressure gauge

    Thanks Jason

    PM me if interested

  9. Posted

    Pancake Rock is in my back yard.........

    I will be camping for the next week, but sounds like you could be in the Jamul area...?

    - looking forward to a east county ride real soon

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    I'm in La Mesa and looking forward to some runs out east!

    thats a good looking ktm (I think its my next bike)

    Ok Friday am Pala parked next to the Spy covered building (come say hi)

    2000 silver f-150 4x4 (2007 crf450r stock graphics no numbers and my friend will be on a 2006 crf250r)

    Sunday am run out east

    Nov 2nd two days baja ride mikes and then coyote cal's (I just added this trip to the baja section)

    Be well,

    Jason

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  10. Posted

    Hello all

    I'm new to adv riders and enjoying the website and all the info.

    I'm trying to meet some new riders my current list don't like to ride there bikes any more.

    Looking to make a mellow but fast paced ride.

    Meet up la Mesa or pine valley parking lot and head to corral canyon and do the loop.

    On way back maybe pancake rock.

    I'm open to any options or suggestions to the ride.

    I'll be on my xr650r (clear tank upside down forks black gear) leaving my house 8am

    I should be at the parking lot about 830

    I may hit pala this friday

    Thanks jt

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