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<blockquote data-quote="mxdirtdiva" data-source="post: 11982" data-attributes="member: 122">Nice pics!! <img src="https://www.dirtbikeaddicts.com/static/images/smilies/thumb.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":thumb:" title="Thumb&nbsp; &nbsp; :thumb:" data-shortname=":thumb:" />&nbsp; CSFA reports Techachapi was making the haze ealier... all depends on wind.&nbsp; Payloan... My son rode from Hartley Springs on the Laurel Ride on his 85, did fine.&nbsp; However, has a few years on your youngest (if I remember from JV).&nbsp; Added about a gallon of fuel, but he had plenty to make it there and back.&nbsp; Where they stopped at the snowline was less than a mile from the Lake.&nbsp; The trail out had lots of whoops and the upper trails were more technical, lots of loose larger rocks across sections, which may pose more of a challenge for your youngest.&nbsp; Haven't received hot spring info... get maps at the visitor center in Mammoth on your way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mxdirtdiva, post: 11982, member: 122"] Nice pics!! :thumb: CSFA reports Techachapi was making the haze ealier... all depends on wind. Payloan... My son rode from Hartley Springs on the Laurel Ride on his 85, did fine. However, has a few years on your youngest (if I remember from JV). Added about a gallon of fuel, but he had plenty to make it there and back. Where they stopped at the snowline was less than a mile from the Lake. The trail out had lots of whoops and the upper trails were more technical, lots of loose larger rocks across sections, which may pose more of a challenge for your youngest. Haven't received hot spring info... get maps at the visitor center in Mammoth on your way. [/QUOTE]

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