Who is going to KOH 2014?

[OverlanderJK]

There is hotels around but it's a half hour drive to the lake bed. And your drive from LAX is probably 2.5 hours.

 

[Fir-na-tine]

There is hotels around but it's a half hour drive to the lake bed. And your drive from LAX is probably 2.5 hours.

Thank you for the information Adam.......weather calls for high of 58* and low of 40* +/- all next week.....not sure if that relates to the lake bed though......and I'm guessing it gets pretty windy down there......I'm down for camping there if conditions permit.....

~Woodrow~

 

[OverlanderJK]

Thank you for the information Adam.......weather calls for high of 58* and low of 40* +/- all next week.....not sure if that relates to the lake bed though......and I'm guessing it gets pretty windy down there......I'm down for camping there if conditions permit.....

~Woodrow~

Really windy and cold yes.

 

[GCM 2]

Really windy and cold yes.

It kind of sucks for the spectators because it is usually pretty windy. However for the racers, the wind is a great and wonderful aspect of mother nature! :thumb:

 

[JK12]

It kind of sucks for the spectators because it is usually pretty windy. However for the racers, the wind is a great and wonderful aspect of mother nature! :thumb:

Is this because of the dust kicked up from other rigs? And it blows the dust one way?

 

[Krieger]

I'm not too worried about the cold. I have a small Honda generator and will be using a electric blanket so I'll be good for the night.

 

[GCM 2]

Is this because of the dust kicked up from other rigs? And it blows the dust one way?

Correct. No wind would mean the dust lingers on the course and makes for the high speed (100+ mph) open desert sections very dangerous in zero visibility conditions. Wind clears the dust from the course and means there is a much better chance of seeing further up the course and provides safer passing for the race cars.

 

[OverlanderJK]

It kind of sucks for the spectators because it is usually pretty windy. However for the racers, the wind is a great and wonderful aspect of mother nature! :thumb:

It's all about me remember. :cheesy:

 

[jesse3638]

As of right now I am planning on Thursday and Friday and tent camping. What is the rules for camp fires?

Currently there are no campfire restrictions in place for the Johnson Valley area except maintaining minimum 5' clearance from any vegetation. Also any wood containing nails or other metal (ie...pallets) is prohibited and subject to a $100.00 citation. Additionally glass beverage containers are also prohibited and subject to $100.00 citation. Plus these violations will also give the Rangers a reason to give you a rash and a shit for other things in your camp. Ask me how I know...

http://www.blm.gov/ca/st/en/fo/cdd/cdd_supplementary.html

 

[Brewman]

Currently there are no campfire restrictions in place for the Johnson Valley area except maintaining minimum 5' clearance from any vegetation. Also any wood containing nails or other metal (ie...pallets) is prohibited and subject to a $100.00 citation. Additionally glass beverage containers are also prohibited and subject to $100.00 citation. Plus these violations will also give the Rangers a reason to give you a rash and a shit for other things in your camp. Ask me how I know...

http://www.blm.gov/ca/st/en/fo/cdd/cdd_supplementary.html

But the good beer comes in glass bottles. :beer::beer::beer:

 

[JAGS]

But the good beer comes in glass bottles. :beer::beer::beer:

Ha ha. Was thinking the same thing.


- Jason

 

[LoPo]

But the good beer comes in glass bottles. :beer::beer::beer:

You'd be surprised, a lot of 'good' beer is canned these days. Heck there are brewfests dedicated to only canned brew. I've been going to one here locally in Reno since it's inception.

 

[4x4Jesus]

Looks like I'm not going to make it out this year. Work started piling up and I won't be able to make it out. Good luck to the EVO crew hope you guys do great in every class your racing!!

 

[jesse3638]

But the good beer comes in glass bottles. :beer::beer::beer:

I know, but all you have to do is pour it into a plastic cup...haha. Or if you have an RV you can drink it inside there. Prob better as you'll be out of the dust...

 

[Brewman]

You'd be surprised, a lot of 'good' beer is canned these days. Heck there are brewfests dedicated to only canned brew. I've been going to one here locally in Reno since it's inception.

I've been taking canned Sierra Nevada with me lately.

Just got home from dropping off trucks and trailers out at the lake bed and it was freaking WINDY!!! They were having a hard time keeping the big vendor tents down. All part of the fun.

 

[Cole Trickle]

Headed out thursday early....

4th year in a row and always have a good time.

The weather looks a little intresting. Rain is going to suck...lol:rock::banghead:

 

[MTG]

But the good beer comes in glass bottles. :beer::beer::beer:

You'd be surprised, a lot of 'good' beer is canned these days. Heck there are brewfests dedicated to only canned brew. I've been going to one here locally in Reno since it's inception.

What are you guys talking about? :idontknow:

Coors Light (aka the silver bullet) has been coming in cans for years.


:cheesy:

 

[LoPo]

What are you guys talking about? :idontknow:

Coors Light (aka the silver bullet) has been coming in cans for years.


:cheesy:

uke::stick hiting::nuts:

 

[Brewman]

What are you guys talking about? :idontknow:

Coors Light (aka the silver bullet) has been coming in cans for years.


:cheesy:

Last year at the Tierra del sol event I left my big cooler behind and went on a night run only to come back and find out that it had been raided. They took all of the coors lights but left the Sierra Nevadas.

 

[Moochie]

I'm here!