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DJ at https://www.trackedoutadventures.com Book early. I'm hoping to book my avy safety one class through them if I can get my back better soon. https://www.trackedoutadventures.com/snow-tours/motorized-avalanche-course/

Darwin had a SAS'd one. I've got some cool stories about it.

No sir. I kept the lug nuts and inner wheel caps are only $20 on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R9TVCND/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_mz03DbWFWZPJ6 Message me.

$50 for 4 wheels!

I think it climbs better with the rear stretched. Me and Benjy had the same wheelbase (105.5") and mine was more rear and his was more front. And the weight over the front axle helped.

Not to derail the thread, but does anyone remember the "Top Gear" episode where the boys raced against Pro-Ice racers in like Finland and got smoked?

The only issue I see is when you've got engine compression braking (very little in an auto) and more traction in front. Or under extreme braking if the fronts grip and rears slide you could spin but you've got ABS sooo throw them in front and let those hybrid ponies run wild.

New air filter Turned out pretty good. With plastics and graphics

Practice body positioning. Seriously sounds weird but Skyler had me stand on the bike in front of a mirror. Or more ideally you could have someone film you ride, you'd see what you need to work on measurably faster that trial and error. I do like them for that reason though, it's a mental que...

I thought I'd share the latest Yamaha doings. 2008 YZ450f. It's got a new top end and stainless valves so far. Then destickered Wiseco clutch basket Brake pads (after new fork seals, dust seals and oil) Clutch cover polished because the PO put Velcro on it for some weird reasons... Oil and...

The big one. It's a good start. I'll probably have to sell them both since 3 kids don't fit in a TJ all that well.

I've ridden both those Yahoo's bikes. I don't like em much (I feel like they keep me from getting as far back on drops as I'd like), but I can see how they'd lower the fatigue of a 3+ hr race.

Buy my TJ

Uship if you want cheap and risky. Or a pay for a vehicle broker like I did and get a better deal than you can find on your own and someone with adequate insurance and skill. Anyone with a trailer calls themselves a "professional" these days. Not to mention it'll get to the destination faster.

It'll be interesting to see if the moisture knocks down the dust we'll see lots more position changes than the past. Also the new awd TTs will have a bigger advantage over the traditional 2wds.

Who's planning on following? I love the 1000. It's like Superbowl for off-road racing tomorrow. Bikes and ATVs start at 3am to get a jump on everyone. (And not get run over by trophy trucks). I think SLR Honda is 1st off the line.

Thanks Redd.

Today I pulled out every key in my household, matched them to locks and labeled all of them. What a pain. Also so much time savings in the future. Also I walked around with my grease gun and went to town on everything with a zerk. Kinda therapeutic

And lose so much functionality. I guess if you only haul the Jeep it's fine.

Hey there "Papa Bear". J/K nice FJ