Rngr4.0
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Ken Cooke
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K'zoo in my '94
I have some fond memories of riding my Mtn bike w/my wife on the KalHaven bike trail near your home. We broke down driving to Lake Michigan in my '88 Mercury Tracer in '96, so I was able to purchase my '94 Ranger (in '96) for only $10,500.00 in Lansing. Once we got the Ranger, those snowy roads in Mid Michigan was a challenge I often looked forward to. Having a good suspension is also important w/those bad roads we had in Lansing. I never made it to the Silver Lake Sand Dunes, but I heard lots about them. Our equivalent out here is called Glamis, but its now being frequented by some shady types w/plenty of firepower.
I really would liked to have seen these Michigan Sand Dunes, so by all means, post your pictures when you can!
I have some fond memories of riding my Mtn bike w/my wife on the KalHaven bike trail near your home. We broke down driving to Lake Michigan in my '88 Mercury Tracer in '96, so I was able to purchase my '94 Ranger (in '96) for only $10,500.00 in Lansing. Once we got the Ranger, those snowy roads in Mid Michigan was a challenge I often looked forward to. Having a good suspension is also important w/those bad roads we had in Lansing. I never made it to the Silver Lake Sand Dunes, but I heard lots about them. Our equivalent out here is called Glamis, but its now being frequented by some shady types w/plenty of firepower.
I really would liked to have seen these Michigan Sand Dunes, so by all means, post your pictures when you can!Explorer Features
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