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  1. 21 hours ago, Mr.BlueSky said:

    The Rivian did really well. Granted, the most technical bit was the last bit down to the lake. (Sparsely scattered small boulders). 

    Really nothing of a challenge at all. The R1T had plenty of ground clearance and almost double that of Snowflake's-diff-to-ground.

    Trip from Truckee to White Rock takes about 45-60 minutes depending on how fast you take the washboards. 

    We entered from Truckee and exited through Bowman, with the regenerative braking, Dan only consumed 7% of the pack capacity. In contrast, Snowflake sucked down 25% of a tank of fuel. So the Classic was once again more range limited than an EV.

    That's awesome. Maybe you'll see them on the Rubicon this week too! https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a44851577/rivian-r1s-rubicon-trail/

  2. 16 minutes ago, Elherbinator said:

    That’s a good point. I’m sure Miles and the subcommittee appreciate the criticisms at this point of the trip. Thanks Bud!

    Jesus Christ you’re always on the defensive. I know Miles and the rest will not at all take my congratulations on an epic run and a suggestion on future planning as criticism. These trips take a ton of time and energy to plan and it’s a thankless job as all volunteers to pull them together. 
     

    That being said, offering up some input on future planning in no way minimizes their efforts so don’t speak for them mmm k? Thanks Bud. 

  3. Looks like another epic run! Hate to have missed it. Given the time commitment of these trips along with many of us that want to join have younger families, hopefully for the ‘24 Roverland, the dates can be locked in sooner? Just a hint for the Overland Subcommittee. Longer range planning could help us all out as the miles and remoteness is a whole different experience than rock crawling for a day or two. 

  4. 1 hour ago, SplurGn said:

    This might be a possibility for me - however - are there possibilities of cutting out early - in case of scheduling conflicts?  (Is it easy to get back to a main road?)

    On a similar note, what is the realistic assessment of joining up several days late? I’d love to make it but will be on a family vacation. I could possibly be able to meet up on the 27th or 28th if the group is in a reachable area then. 

  5. Eric I was being facetious about the cost and Diablo. Not everything needs to be labeled a radical left wing issue. I would HARDLY characterize PG&E as such.

    But I also think that, as you know, CA does a pretty horrible job of maintaining infrastructure. And this is a utility we’re talking about. My point is that we should all recognize nothing lasts forever and that things change. And that’s ok. Everything is ok. 
     

    But also, I support the club. And I enjoy the trips. Simply because we may not agree on damn issues shouldn’t mean you are going to personally hope I don’t attend given my ambivalence about something you’re passionate about. We likely have many more things in common. 👍🏼

  6. Hey Don, any chance you've had time to explore this further? I've just returned from Joshua Tree and Palm Desert and paid close attention to how frequently my family uses the tailgate (one of the reasons I buy LRs, seriously!) and it was often! Many sandos and little boys sitting on there enjoying goldfish and PB&Js! 

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