Cincinnati Area Thread (Tri-State, Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana)

That conversation would go about like this:

Josh: "Hello officer, I am a concealed weapon permit holder in the state of Ohio, and I currently have a loaded firearm in my center console. How would you like to proceed?"

Officer: "....man what did I expect pulling over the guy with gun stickers all over his truck"

 

#4loFTMFW

 

You put on Cody's TRD Nation decal yet?

 

Nah its sitting in the house somewhere. I have a few patches I've gotten from group buys on here waiting to get put up too. Just been too lazy to do a job that will literally take 10 minutes.

 

I feel ya there. I should probably touch my truck with some soapy water before I put anything on it of importance. Stickers, decals, or otherwise necessary things

 

Mud tires.

 

So is standing on the skinny pedal

 

BIGGER mud tires

 

Yes

 

I fixed it.

As seen prior, "DAMN! That's a good picture!"

 

Hey Guys... I have been digging around the forums looking for guidance on large storage containers to keep supplies and camping equipment dry during my journeys. Does any one have a recommendation or suggestion?

I think these large Plano gear boxes look decent https://www.farmandfleet.com/produc...hcdrv8dmslhTcgPHvaoKyZlSRASlQt-AaAkVPEALw_wcB and they're not all that expensive. I was looking for something I could secure in the bed with ratchet straps and is water proof. Need to hold all of my camping equipment.

Ready... Set... GO!

 

Hardigg boxes. Check military surplus stores, local and online

 

This ^^^

 

I guess we can start a thread now for the 2024 eclipse....

Should be excellent viewing from Brown County State Park near Bloomington Indiana.

BTW...I can go to that one. Will be 67 and retired.

 

Any of you guys ever go to Interlake, Badlands, or Redbird in Indiana?

All three are right around 3 hours from Cinci.

 

I've been to Badlands recently. OK, but not all that big. More of a playground than a trail system. Tons of ATV's. Part of it is restricted to only trucks/jeeps.

Got a lot of friends who go to Redbird. I'm ready! HiLift jack factory nearby. Can do tours with a little planning. Trails are tight.

I've been all over Interlake on a dirt bike. It's the easiest to get to for most of us. (Right off I 64)

I'm ready to go NOW! Prefer Redbird.

 

non existent, but leaving took a few extra hours 5-6 hr drive became 8 or so. We had to take a few older roads to get around the masses.

 

thats when you just stay in LBL for a couple more days