drewmouli said...
i went up friday night after work, and after the drunkn heroics of everyone (i dont drink) i decided to bail on home on saturday morning after we tried this.
A) You shouldn't have been surprised to find a lack of onshore wind in the morning.
B) It was a really good first time effort. Towing behind the car on that flat beach is alot harder than it looks. A long rope is needed and a willingness to drive the car through the small wave wash on the shore helps alot.
A long rope requires constant tension otherwise the middle of the rope droops into the water and pulls the rider into the hard sandy shore twice as quick. Any moves that will leave the rope slightly slack for a second will end quickly.
andrewm said...
are you guys serious ? this is probably the most respectable 4wd behaviour that occurred up there over the weekend.
I am not saying its OK, however I think the large contingent of wedge goers who regularly gets pissed out of their minds, drive around letting off fireworks, throwing beer bottles at cars and doing donuts meters from peoples campsites all night long pose a far greater risk to us losing access
I agree. Couldn't of said it better.
Groups of hero unlicensed motorcyclists are the main safety/annoyance issue - car tow surfing is not. I was only up for Sat night. Thought it was pretty good for a long weekend.
There was a very noticable decrease in dangereous Crusty demon hero activity. Gotta thank the good work of the DEC Ranger(s) for this.