Is the road open to the public? My buddy that lives in Phoenix has never heard of it but. I figure if that stock Wrangler can make it then my Disco will make it.

 

Some great shots there m8 !!!, shame about the red "thing" that crept into the piccys !! [8D]

Looks quite dusty, a snorkel would be a good idea in the height of summer I would think.

 

Is the shadow discoxd = paying homage???


http://lh6.ggpht.com/_wCITmPWsd4Y/SW...0/PC313073.jpg

 

Isint that trail longer than your country is wide?

 

They do say the best things come in small packages and just think !!, if you did it in a Diesel you would not need to carry half that fuel...........



















oh wait !!! I forgot you don't have em do you

 

That's not funny UP
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Here's the camera mount. It's meant for CCTV cameras, but you can rotate the screw part of the mount 360*. I used an Olympus 770SW for both stills and video. The road is open to all, no special permits are required (like areas of AZ). The road basically runs from Needles, CA. to Barstow as a point of reference. The Jeep was a slightly lifted Rubicon with bigger than stock tires (?). I never checked and don't know what size tires it normally comes with however. A stock Disco would do ok, except for some rubbing on the bumpers maybe.

 

Great pics, looked likea good trip.Was the BMW rider someone you guys knew, or someone you met on the trail, what kind of set up did they have?

 

The 2 sport bikes were members of AZLRO. One of them owned the silver D1 and the his wife was driving, with the other wife sitting as co-pilot.

 

Sweet, that you D2G, so far the only window mounts I have found are $50, I like $18.