SPOKANE Area Riders

Yes, went to to radar dome, too. All except for the very last leg at the top .. I went around on the road there . I hope I get to go back for sure. I'll post up here next time there is a plan.

Thanks, found it.

Makes sense, they do have a nicer dining area and views than the other two spots. It sounds like they have been good to deal with on TTT as well. I didn't know they had fuel anymore, wish I had tried them over the weekend. I ran to St. Maries to top up before backtracking and running Latour, rode right by the Eddy. Can you verify that when you are there? It would ease my mind on some other possible rides.

We've brought ~20 people at a time into the Avery Trading Post before. Not much of a view there though. Might be worth lunch at the Eddy and a quick stop at Avery for ice cream and a look at the fish pond. Just an option.

Either day should work for me.

So where are you riding?looks awesome....great bike....E.

Spokane to Avery on Saturday? I will start petitioning for a Kitchen Pass!

Little Pend Oreille near Colville http://www.offroadnorthamerica.com/park.asp?pid=312 . According to people who know how to ride (like Rainbow), this is a beginner dirt biking area. For me, it was just plain fun. As for which trails, I don't know much. I didn't have a map and I just followed my brother around blindly . I was surprised how uncrowded it was.

Hey Ladybug, thanks for organizing! If any of my current commitments go away, I'll plan on coming down. If I do, I'll be on my bmw and looking for slow dirt .

I'm in, will work out details and get permission from the missus later. But it is easier to ask forgiveness right?

In...

Might be slow pavement for me... :huh
Well, lets see how the healing up goes.
KLR took another nap on Sunday.:eek1

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I didn’t really feel like I was in trouble at all but all of a sudden the front end just washed out on me with no time to react. I cannot really explain it which is scary. I did have a full IMS 6.6 gallon fuel tank and the dirt was pretty loose in a lot of places where it did get squirrelly but I usually had time to react. I’m thinking not so much fuel when heading off road will be my new rule of thumb.<o></o>
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My injuries are nothing serious but certainly uncomfortable. Sore ribs and shoulder. Nothing a handful of ibuprofen and a few Kokanees a day can’t handle. I’m sure I’ll ne fine by the 20<SUP>th</SUP>

Did you need the wonderful Washington State Discovery Pass?

Nope... its Federal land.... not state...

I've been up there three times in a little over a month...not needed. Its one of my favorite places to ride. Coming down the Clarke Creek trail from Radar dome is awesome when you're in a groove and just railin' the berms.

Heading up to Granite peak is also awesome...From 4th of July..

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Sorry to hear that Rick. Heal up...we've got plenty of summer left. What tires are you running, the Kenda's? What's your air pressure at whilst riding offroad? Same as onroad?

I wish sometimes that I had a lighter bike! Looks like you guys had a great time.