Johnson Creek

[Mountain Doctor]

Fourth of July in the Happiest Place On Earth, JC.




Bike ride up to Riordan Lake. Super difficult dangerour rocky climb. Not recommended if you are not a strong rider and have a strong heart at 6500+ feet.




Riding to the hot springs. Not so easy either



Hells Canyon



Fourth of July parade, Yellowpine style!



The Maule in repose.



Riding to the gold mine.



Packed to the gills.

[pilot]

Thanks for the pics!! This is what it's all about.

[truthinbeer]

Thanks for sharing these photos doc.
I gather you simply remove the wheels to fit the bike in the back?

[aero101]

Great Pic's!! Noticed in cruz you have reflex flaps selected, are you seeing much gain in airspeed on the 180HP in that position?

[Mountain Doctor]

Thanks for sharing these photos doc.
I gather you simply remove the wheels to fit the bike in the back?

It fit in easy with both wheels removed, and it's a big bike. The Maule is a good plane to carry bulky but light stuff. I really appreciated the doors opening the way they do.

[Mountain Doctor]

Great Pic's!! Noticed in cruz you have reflex flaps selected, are you seeing much gain in airspeed on the 180HP in that position?

I couldn't say. I've played with them over the years looking at GS and AS and if there's much of a difference I can't tell. I use the -7 position because it's cool...

The 180 won't climb as well in the reflex position so I will sometimes go to flaps zero when climbing at higher DA's. Also at higher altitudes where there is a lowered IAS the plane is a little more 'floppy' with a nose higher attitude and it's more comfortable at flaps zero.

[MrHRC]

Nice! looks amazing.

[bobguhr]

Nice photos Doc
Thanks

[Mountain Doctor]

I may be headed back Thursday if anyone is around.