River rock orv trip April

I've got one I can give you. I've got 2 that are rated for auto use.

 

@Red Baron

 

I got buncha family coming in that week from CO and AZ I doubt I'll be going. Plus it looks like lockers are a must there

 

Naw man there is quite a bit we can do. Same with Morris Mtn this past weekend there was a lot there for us. Mostly what you see is the harder stuff that gets posted not the avg stuff.

 

I have a winch (not installed cause I'm a dumb ass) and fire protection (in a big can). But damn, I don't have 20,000 wheeling rigs. That's a lot!

The Kentucky Traverse trip would be a dang good one for this. Been wanting to do this trip since @ahspurlock told the story.

lol, you need the red pill.

 

Not really what I was thinking although the Kentucky adventure trek would be cool for a small group like when Adam, Eddy, Cap, and Tim did it. I was thinking more along the lines of a week of wheeling and going from park to park. Since there are quite a few all within a few hrs of each other in TN, Alabama, Ga area. That way the towed rigs can come too.

 

I like that thinking

 

I got 37 in my buggy and it's rising

 

Shoot $$$$$ out the sensitive places to do that. That would get spendy in a hurry unless there were some previous arrangement made with the parks, group rates and such.

 

Gotta pay to play bud. Ea. trip I've done costs me ~$400. But the experiences and time spent going to these places and being with the group of guys and the memories is more worth it than any amount of $$$$

 

True. It cost 330 in fuel to get to AL and back including the gas in the rigs. Then split the hotel 3 way for 3 nights.

 

Yeah your costs are a lot more.

 

I try to educate younger minds. If you can't afford to build the rig, then you can't afford to wheel it. It cost more to fix parts and get there to wheel then it does to build it.

 

I’ve got 14 in mine. Without the added cost of a new tow rig/trailer. And about to spend a couple g’s on upgrades.

I’d say I spent around $200-$250 on fuel. Plus what we split the room for. Oh and don’t forget eating out every meal.

 

Ugh the never ending upgrade list as you find weaknesses or things you want different. I know where the end goal of my tacoma is. But watching all ya'lls different rigs built different ways and what they can do is what is driving me for a big build with a dedicated trail rig. It's good to see all different rigs to get ideas.

 

I'm talking with other guys for brain and heart surgery on my buggy.

But my end goal is to race

 

That’s what is nice about our group. All the rigs are built different. I’m pretty content with mine. Not much planned in the long run. I want something I can crawl with and still be able to do some go fast hill climbs. Jack of all- master of none.

Go get it son

 

You just gotta go fast