WAYALIFE VIDEO Clips from the Rubicon Trail : June 2015

[Hargy]

You make it look so easy. Well done.

 

[Trail JK]

Great clips!

 

[wayoflife]

This is a short clip of Chris Kelly taking on the Rubicon Trail Buck Island Lake Double Bumps which can be tricky not only because of the slick granite you have to climb but also because you have to hit them with your tires wet! As you will see in this clip, there's more then one way to get to the top but if you're the one doing the filming, you had better stand clear or be quick on your feet!

 

[OverlanderJK]

This is a short clip of Chris Kelly taking on the Rubicon Trail Buck Island Lake Double Bumps which can be tricky not only because of the slick granite you have to climb but also because you have to hit them with your tires wet! As you will see in this clip, there's more then one way to get to the top but if you're the one doing the filming, you had better stand clear or be quick on your feet!

Lol dangerous jobs.

 

[JKAnimal]

Just saw these come across Instagram! Very nice! Thanks for posting the longer versions out here! Looks like a blast!

 

[wayoflife]

Lol dangerous jobs.

LOL!! No kidding!! At least I kept the camera on the action even as I ran this time

 

[OverlanderJK]

LOL!! No kidding!! At least I kept the camera on the action even as I ran this time

:cheesy::cheesy:

 

[Stegertime]

Videos are great, these always get me pumped up!

 

[Irish JK]

Lol dangerous jobs.

It was a wild ride even after just seeing trailbud doing the exact same thing.

 

[wayoflife]

It was a wild ride even after just seeing trailbud doing the exact same thing.

:cheesy: Seeing Doug do that helped me to get ready for your attempt :yup:

 

[wayoflife]

In spite of the lack of snow we've had up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains this year, it was surprising to see a good amount of water still on the Rubicon Trail. In fact, crossing the river, the guys in our group running 37" tires were getting sinking their tires all the way under and those with 35's were actually taking on some water. Check it out.

 

[10frank9]

Haha. A couple quarts or so.... Snorklz needs a snorkel. :thumb:

 

[Stegertime]

In spite of the lack of snow we've had up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains this year, it was surprising to see a good amount of water still on the Rubicon Trail. In fact, crossing the river, the guys in our group running 37" tires were getting sinking their tires all the way under and those with 35's were actually taking on some water. Check it out.

So for the July run, those of us in 35s should just run with the plugs out I assume

 

[wayoflife]

By the time we run the Rubicon in July, the water should be lower.

 

[10frank9]

By the time we run the Rubicon in July, the water should be lower.

Oh okay I was going to bring my floaties and pool noodles....

 

[wayoflife]

Oh okay I was going to bring my floaties and pool noodles....

LOL! You should still bring them as there will still be a lot of water up stream - just not where we ford the river.

 

[Stegertime]

Perfect sounds good! Frank, I got floaters for you, my 16mo just learned how to swim so he doesn't need them anymore ️

 

[10frank9]

Perfect sounds good! Frank, I got floaters for you, my 16mo just learned how to swim so he doesn't need them anymore ️

Perfect will they fit my 18" pythons?

 

[Stegertime]

Perfect will they fit my 18" pythons?

Not a problem, he came out the womb like this and has gained the nickname "beast mode" at the playground

 

[MTG]

Perfect will they fit my 18" pythons?

You gonna wear them on your thighs? :thinking: