We rode the 5MOH on October 16th. Check out the updated story and pics on Utah's Five Miles of Hell. http://utahtrials.com/5moh/5moh.html

I have wanted to do 5MOH for a long time but have never been able to schedule it when your club does its ride. Would a 65 year old on a TY175 be able to get it done, or am I just dreaming? Anyway its great that you have such a wonderful place to ride. Every time we drive thru Utah on our way to and from Washington I am so impressed with the area that I try talking the wife into moving.

I have wanted to do 5MOH for a long time but have never been able to schedule it when your club does its ride. Would a 65 year old on a TY175 be able to get it done, or am I just dreaming? Anyway its great that you have such a wonderful place to ride. Every time we drive thru Utah on our way to and from Washington I am so impressed with the area that I try talking the wife into moving.

I've ridden across it once with a fellow who was riding a 1975 Suzuki. A TY175 would be fully capable of riding doing it, though it wouldn't be easy. The main factor, as is the case with any event, is the rider skill level. On a vintage bike, unless a rider was a very competent Intermediate/Advanced type rider, riding a TY175 might make for a VERY long and possibly unfun day.

Neat stuff - reminds me of some of our Mountain rides in British Columbia

(Andy has pics of one Joss Mountain trip on the Canada section)

Thanks for posting

Outlaw Dave

Hi Ridgerunner:

Sent you a PM about this ride and others in Utah including Moab. Not sure if you got it or not. Would love to hear back from you if you get a chance. Thanks.

Steve