Wheeling Southern Colorado

[Cr33p3r]

This link is to an acquaintance of mine on youtube, she wheels with her dog all over the lower part of the state

http://www.youtube.com/user/JeepsterGal/videos

[Popsgarage]

Love Black Bear Pass. That'd be a fun run!!!

[SCRubicon]

I've watched most of them. Good stuff. My favorite is the True Grit video.

[Cr33p3r]

oooh, those are great! any chance you could find out from here what software she uses to take the original videos and speed them up / add music?

Thanks! this is going to be great to watch

I can ask her again since I personally forgot what she told me.

[Popsgarage]

yes!!! southern trip next summer is def on the menu!


Did you see the hairpins on that thing. Need rear steer for mine to do that run, I think!!!

[Funrover]

:thumb::thumb: I really want to get to that area more. there is so much down there.

[Chris]

Did you see the hairpins on that thing. Need rear steer for mine to do that run, I think!!!

Nope, just good brakes! I do Black Bear at least once a year and people say the descent is scary, I say those hairpin switchbacks after descending are scarier! I do a couple 3 point turns on each with a foot firmly planted on the brake pedal!

[Popsgarage]

When I get mine running and the boys working properly and the wife's SAS installed we're going to have to make that a run then!

[Cr33p3r]

Robyn here is what she told me 'My video camera is a Canon Optura 20, from 2003. But it takes great video. My digital camera is a Canon A630' she is using youtube's program and the ones that came with her cameras.

[Beefy]

Black Bear Pass was definitely pretty wild. Good brakes are definitely needed. It has a big pucker factor. :D

[Mr6dwg]

I am going to the Telluride Bluegrass festival June 31 - 24. That is one of the roads I am planning on doing. I have wanted to do that road ever since I was a kid, having first heard about it from C. W. McCall.