Alabama Ride at Stoney Lonesome - June 3rd

And it spoiled back in, that's weird.

 

Also, I guess our rivalry lives to see another day scotty...

 

haha everybody did pretty much everything together today. with such a big group it's difficult to get a whole lot done. we'll have to break into smaller groups to actually really test our trucks.

 

Ive been but it was like 8 years ago and I can't remember it well.

 

It's very uphill/downhill incline/decline and rockier. Less mud. Still some tight trails, but man is it up and down...

 

So you guys will see me at Stoney again bright and early tomorrow morning? Lol on a serious note I had fun and I'm glad my front bumper didn't have too bad of damage. @stronghammer and @Davtopgun did a great job leading today, you guys can spot me anytime. Best part of the day was the mud hole I flew through (and getting down the hill over the rock wall

 

I'd say very little Carnage considering the multiple opportunities we all had.

 

@stronghammer don't forget to send me the video of that mud hole lol

 

Thank you sir, I greatly appreciate that. Twas a fun day for sure.

AMEN. So many spots I saw rear diffs getting smashed, trucks sliding into trees...something, but somehow...none.

 

I'm trying to figure out how to get it rotated..

 

No damage because skills

 

True

 

The line is held in by a pin/bolt

 

@JMY24 did a great job today too, good spotting. Also I remember @Sandytaco14 spotting a bit too.

@chrisrocks300 it is more of a compliment to be told you guys trust me with YOUR trucks spotting than it is to compliment anything else. I'm just glad we came out unscathed from some of those trails we did.

 

The cool thing about off-roading is the more you go the better you get. You learn how your truck works the first few times, but after that it's really about the spirit of off-roading. I love that I have the opportunity to go and learn more about the trails and actually love off-roading for what it really is. I love mud but I really love the technical and sketchy stuff too. It boosts self-confidence and makes you a better driver. Before I started really riding I just liked to go mudding, I thought that's all off-roading was. It's so much more than that, it's a way of life. If you can conquer that obstacle then you can do anything you set your mind to

 

Looks awesome guys! @stronghammer loving the new bumpers man!

 

well said lil' chris. I learn every time I go out in my truck, no matter how many times I've been. I enjoyed watching our group learn today, too. Seeing some faces and reactions after they did something they never would've tried (@tweakit88) without us around. I hope everybody learned at least something today, it's clear we need to work on our navigation skills!! hahahaha!

 

thanks buddy!!

 

We need a better up to date map

 

it was!! I followed it just fine...

we also need to REQUIRE CBs..