My Trip to the Big Horn Mountains...with a turbo apex VIDEO

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flatlandassn

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This was my first time in this range. Snow was good, could have used a few more feet, but when is that not the case. The only problem my M7 had was a throttle cable, and a turbo Apex that flat out ripped. That thing has more GO than any other vehicle I have ever had the pleasure to operate. It will be nice to get back to the U.P. So much more O2, for sled and man.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whY06nHq-xE

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misty_pines

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Great video. That rock formation at the end of your video looks familiar. Attached is a pic from last year with another cool rock formation from the Bighorns. Thanks for posting!
 

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flatlandassn

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Yeah those are pretty neat. I guess they are called Butte's or stove pipes. The pic at the end is of one of the twin buttes to the north west of Burgess junction.
 
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