1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

https://www.instagram.com/p/CPqwkEcAhTf/

 

I’m gonna get in trouble in that lion thread, can already see it

 

Oh behave

 

So far so good


I haven’t stirred anything up for awhile

 

Well I mean, it wasn't my intent

Of all the times I ever backpacked, hiked, and rode my bike in Santa Cruz, I never saw a wild cat.

There are tons of signs all over as well, especially in the mountains.

Figured since you deal with them a lot, you can offer much better insight.

 

@eon_blue

Has your shoe game caught up with your dad bod yet?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CPI0dQXnQHZ/

 

I do have a pair of New Balance...

 

Oh god, we lost him boys....

 

Would ya just look at them

 

@Abeyancer tell me I didn't lose you too

 

So apparently, my co worker with a 3rd Gen wants me to take him to Hollister Hills.

I'm always up for going out, but not sure what trails he'll want to take.

 

If he has a RTT and Lightbar he can go anywhere.

 

I'm going to be taking my friend out with his new 2nd gen here sometime soon, I'm having the same dilemma...he wants to use 4x4 and hit some trails but I'm wondering how afraid should I make him on his first time.

Fire roads are kinda boring and don't really require 4wd, there's a couple OHV areas around here that have some steep ass hills that will make you shit your pants if you've never used 4lo before. That could be fun

 

LX buddy from down in Nawlins. Now he got some lights on it for goin down in the quater at night. This is a hell of a rig.

 

It's how Ryan got up over a climb; Sean said "turn on all your lights!...leave the covers on"

Same

I can take him through all the green and blue trails, but maybe not the sectioned off portions of the black trails I've gone through in the 4R; I had to go 4L and locked.

I don't want to bore him but also don't want to scare him.

We'll see if he still commits to going come this Wednesday; told him I can meet him there as I'm coming back from Sanger/Fresno.

 

I'm pretty sure that was the deciding factor in getting rid of the roof rack/lights

 

https://youtu.be/6Rq7pNliYSU?t=30

 

I'm so glad I took it off, looks so much cleaner without that ugly thing