New to wheeling in beatiful USA

[DislikePavement]

Hello!
My names Mauricio. If you find it hard to pronounce that's ok. A lot of people call me "moose". I've been in the US for 3 years now but I've always had a passion for wheeling even back home In Venezuela, where I ran trails in a 80 series Land cruiser. I have managed to aquire a beautiful 2016 premium trail edition (without KDS) and have ran Bunce school road multiple times.
I am interested in the sport here in CO and would love to meet new people and also get to learn the ropes around these beautiful mountains and of course keep learning and developing as a Wheeler. AI enjoy both playing and listening to good music, and of course, As my tag says...I dislike Pavement

Hope to meet you guys soon and see some of this gorgeous country.
Mauricio

[JandDGreens]

Welcome Mauricio, "Moose" loo forward to wheeling with you!
Sweet Toyota!

[Jim]

Welcome to the group!

It'd be great to hear of some Venezuela trail stories...

[Hypoid]

Welcome aboard!

Colorado must seem like a different world to you. I look forward to the stories you share.

[DislikePavement]

Thank you David, look forward to wheeling with you too man! Excited about getting to know the trails around here.

[DislikePavement]

Jim previously posted:

[Jim]

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[xaza]

welcome to the group

[Brad]

Welcome!

[Java]

Welcome!!

[Brian]

Welcome!

[TJS86TOY]

Welcome!

[EKXJ87]

Welcome to FR4x4 Moose, you get brownie point for wheeling with temp plates very nice Toyota !

[Chris]

Welcome to Front Range Mauricio! Nice Yota, I'm jealous!

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Jim previously posted:

[Jim]

Front Range is different than many "groups". Each of us is on equal footing - if you want something done - then DO IT!

If you wish to stir the waters and get out on a trail, head over to the "Planning" section in the Trails forum. Start a thread stating what's on your mind. It often starts out as "I'm looking at X trail on Y day" or "I'm looking at some trail TBD some day in the next couple weeks". Interested people will pipe up with thoughts & plans and will express interest to join in. Through the process a trail run will form up. Once you have a hard trail/s and date/time/meet spot, start a thread in "Planned" with the stats. Last minute items (sometimes nothing changes) get hashed out in Planned. Also place an entry on the Calendar with trail/s & date/time/meet for you and others to RSVP - that way the organizer knows who, generally, to expect at the meet spot. It's nice to know that at least one other person will join in - should a helping hand/truck be needed on the trail.

Up north, Bunce & Ironclads and Rock Creek are open in the winter. I'm not certain about southern trails. That info too can be hashed out in a "Planning" thread of "what trail is open for us to visit".

[Mr6dwg]

Welcome to the Frontrange 4x4 group. I hope to hit a couple of trails with you.

[dieseldoc]

nice to have an international member here.
welcome welcome

as Jim mentioned the north trails
the 4 gultches south are open, TJ was there last weekend
mettberry is always a good time
longwater is getng some big holes on the steep section that are getting challenging
hackett is one of my favorites for winter wheeling
the bottom gets slick and can be very tough to come back out so take friends for sure
prediter is new and I have nor run it yet.

to answer your question about when the wheeling sesion realy kicks off
most the trails open the first part of may, yet the snow levels this year will make this interesting spring wheeling

[dscowell]

Howdy!

[The StRanger]

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