Here's some of my favorites of the H3.

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sweet,looked like fun

 

I have pics of the Tin Cup sign from the 70s! What lake is that. Great pics, feel free to share more if you like.

 

Thats Mirror Lake, right up the road from Tin Cup. I didn't want to post
too many and get sent to the corner. Here's a couple more. Let me know
when to stop. We ended up with 275 pics.

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Nice! Now if they could build mine any faster...

 

AWESOME!!!!!

 

sweet pics, man if the sun had been behind you on that first pic with the H3 and the lake that would have been a killer shot. Could you tell any difference in the power at 12K ft? Not a lot of air up there. I've had mine up to 9K ft and I could tell it was breathing a little harder, just like me...

I think we may go back to Utah & Colorado next year, we had a blast.

 

Spent two summers up their as a teenager. Beautiful. Keep goin w/ dem pics!! If ya need help witha full size pic post from an image hoster, just holler.

 

I couldn't tell if the altitude was effecting it or not. Had it in low range the whole time,
so that might of skued the feeling of power. The girlfriend could tell the difference
up there. Don't know much about the image hosters Doc. I'll have to look into that
when I get back from work. I'm headed to work today and will have limited internet
access for the next 3 weeks. Everyone stay safe and happy trails.

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Can anyone give me some great trails or mountain passes to go on in Colorado?

Thanks