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What a bunch of jerks. People today never cease to amaze me with their stupidity. 😐

Not all of us are vertically challenged Ryan. 🤣

I am with OB on this, that said you are a funny guy John.

x2 on these. I have the "Angled Down" version of these on my JK and love them. They are well made, pretty sturdy and bolt right up to existing holes.

Same to you guys!

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I have a brief trip report for pictures poste dup at the link below. Looking forward to seeing your pictures, I will get mine posted up soon.

A small group and I just completed a Casner Mountain run. We had some warm but enjoyable weather all day. It was good to see some familiar faces and meet some members for the first time. I enjoyed teh day out and hop eevery one else did too. A big shout out to @MzPriss and Bill for tail-gunning, I appreciate it! Those in attendance were: @MzPriss @LaZorraRoja @Sputternutz @Dcoleaz The road to the Casner Mountain trail was pretty uneventful. Casner Mountain trail itself was a little different. The road to the gate was indicator of things to come. Lots of wash outs, ruts and pretty rocky to the gate. Along the way we were joined by a whole bunch of grasshoppers that made themselves known. They liked hanging out on my windshield and side windows, which wound up creeping my wife out. 🤣 The switchbacks on the way up are pretty chewed up, rocky and rutted in multiple places now. It was still a fun ride up to the top with views that were good indicators of teh elevation gains we were making. Because of the conditions I kept the pace a little slower and kept a better eye on the turns. Once at the top we stopped and took in the views, all of which are amazing. The ride along the ridge-backs that divide Sycamore Canyon on the west from the Red Rock Secret Mountain Wilderness on the east always has some spectacular views. We stopped along the way and took in the views directly across from Sycamore Point. Overall once we got up top the trail is in relatively good shape, nothing too challenging. Once we reached the end of Casner we meandered our way across FR 538 where we found a nice shady spot near Power Tank for lunch. We had lunch there while being serenaded by a herd of cows that were hanging out. After lunch we made our way out across multiple trails through various types of terrains finally taking FR 237 and ending at I-17 early in afternoon. Thanks again to those who joined us today!

Made it home and now it's clean up time. It was good to meet some folks for the first time and it was good to see some familiar faces. I'll get a trip report for pictures posted soon.

Well that stinks. We'll catch you on the next one. @Kenneth Johnson can you make it?

Since we had a cancelation and no response from the first standby member I'm checking to see if you can make it @Franko. Let me know if so and how many people in your group.

@Edith looks like you're next up, are you able to make it? If so how many in your group?

Bummer! We will catch you on the next one. @Alexis you are up. Please let me know if you can make it as soon as you can.

I have added you both to the standby group. 🙂

Howdy gang. We are a few days away from this run and I am looking forward to it and seeing everyone. Here is some important information/reminders. When & Where: Saturday: July 1, 2023 @ 8:30 A.M. Air down and depart NLT 9:00 A.M.- Please arrive fueled up and ready to go. Location: Dirt lot near the intersection of 89A and Loy Butte Road (FR 525) 34.815120577231774, -111.9052835271499 Communications: GMRS Channel 20 (462.675mhz) Additional Items: Dress for the weather Bring a chair! Bring snacks, a lunch and plenty of water Recovery gear/traction aid Emergency supplies / Med kit Sunscreen! Don't forget that camera - you're going to want it Bring a positive attitude! 🤘