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Author Topic: how slow do you go ?  (Read 2388 times)  Share 

Offline presidio

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Re: how slow do you go ?
« Reply #15 on: April 01, 2010, 06:27:00 PM »
Someone mentioned "the faster you go, the smoother it feels".  After a 1/2 mile or so of smooth driving we heard "Oh CRAP!" from the front seat  and two seconds later we were airborne and hanging on for dear life.  I next remember seeing a wall of dirt and rock in front of us, a second launch into the air, and then a bumpy landing right in the middle of Old Ore.

Well, it only works to a point. Washboard, not moguls.  :rolling:
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