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Stovy50
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Posted: 02/23/08
10:56 AM
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Ok I have a question for any on UA staff or any one on the boards. Have any of though about what UA could do for a winter UA , I just think it would be a blast for them to run in the snow . I'm not sure how many UA drives like the snow, but over in washingotn state we have a bunch of snow and try to run alot when we can up in the trails . it is more of a chanllege but worth it unlike mud its clean and easy to to get rid . Any one have any thoughts or issues about this?
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Posted: 02/26/08
02:25 PM
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yeah, thats a great idea to see how well the UA rigs do in cold weather,snow, and icy conditions...being in MT. we have snow up to 7 months a yr....just have to stay in cabin/resorts somewhere.
its really fun doing trail runs in the snow, it makes you pay attention to what your doing better.
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Stovy50
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Posted: 02/26/08
06:56 PM
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Ya keith , the snow is a little more of a challenge , the only thing is they couldn't camp out they normally do . But I tihnk it woould be cool to see how acautly the do in snow , I"m over in wa stae , we get some good winters and do a lot of winter trail runs it is a blast it I think
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Posted: 02/27/08
10:03 AM
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I SOMETIMES FIND MYSELF DOING THING IN THE SNOW TO SEE HOW WELL I DO TO SEE IF I CAN GET STUCK AND HOW TO GET UNSTUCK AND ITS FUN AT TIME...I JUST RECOMEND THAT YOU LEAVE THE WIFE AT HOME CAUSE THATS TOO MUCH TO HANDLE WHEN YOUR SCREWING AROUND! LOL
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Stovy50
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Posted: 03/03/08
12:39 AM
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Yea that is how we usualy play up in the snow is too see how well our rigs do and how far we can go up the trails. About the wives , my mom loves wheeling and so most of the other drives wives do , so we have a lot of people if we get like 6 or 8 rigs to out in one day . So in all fairness I think a UA trip in the snow would be a chaangele and fun to see , like Alaska or some where were us folks can't get too .
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Posted: 03/28/08
08:10 AM
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Why can't they camp in the snow??? We go winter wheeling/camping all the time and the only time I didn't sleep in my tent was when the snow was so heavy it collapsed it!! Granted it won't be as enjoyable but it adds a whole new element to the trip, not just the driving. I would love to see it happen, heck I'd love to take part!
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