EuroBerge, Issue 10. Up and ready to read. :D

[RolandH]

With temperature swings out of control and the slopes buried in snow, EuroBerge is excited to bring you one of the few things you can rely on during a Colorado winter- Issue 10. In our Winter 2011 issue, we cover everything from the MINI event that stormed through the hills to tips on storing your race car, as well as the all important cleaning up after CDOT. With that, we also have a great editorial and photo tips to help you get out and stay protected as a photographer. And, as usual, enough eye candy to feed the need of any enthusiast. We know this is one constant that you will enjoy this season. So, welcome to the new year, and with that, a new issue from your friends EuroBerge!

Just like all our releases, its 100% free and available to download or view online: * http://www.euroberge.com/?p=2402

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[Disclaimer for the Mods: Despite how awesome our magazine may look, we do this solely on a volunteer basis and do not believe in advertising to fund our project. Also, not one of us draw a paycheck.]

[schwarz75]

I'm leaving Ind. for Mexico March 18th to join my son Michael on a four day off and on road event with Wide Open Excursions in the Baja Penninsula. There's a nice article beginning on page 24 about one of these events offered by Wide Open.

[eurotrash]

Take me.. please?

[schwarz75]

Jason, wish you were joining us. It's going to be a learning experience for me. The "buggies" (trucks) have incredible suspension travel and are sprung soft to the extent that I'm told you have to be easy on the throttle so as to not bottom out the rear suspension. It will be nice to escape from the midwest damp/cold weather of March.