Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Did the connector trail and drove up to the windmill then took G9 down till it Y'd off and needed to turn around so I could get back. next time I go wheeling it will def be with others so I can watch and learn.

 

Could've hung a right and taken G1 back. Super scenic and varied, a real good time

 

I wanted to but being alone and my first time I wanted to take a path back I knew... going up some of the descents on G9 was enough of a learning curve.

 

I will also say that this is way different from road racing and it was painful at first to get myself to slow down, but once I did it was very enjoyable in a different way than racing....I don't even know how to describe it.

 

It's kinda like going from a jet ski to a pontoon boat.

 

Good call being solo.

And different way of slowing down and smelling the roses lol

 

After I got back from Moab I was having a hard time sleeping. My wife suggested that I sleep in the truck. I think she just got use to having the bed all to herself.

 

As a Steelers fan, I feel you guys. They had a similar situation just before it happened to GB. I wasn't the biggest fan of Ben. Decent QB, not the humblest person. There was a consistency all those years though.

I became a fan when the team was back to it's defensive glory with Polamalu. Being a defense guy and learning about the Steel Curtain sealed the deal.

(I do come from a household where soccer was religion and I didn't get into football until I played myself. I still enjoy Sunday Packer games at Stenny's from time to time.)

 

https://youtu.be/u7cygv76f8Y

5 parts series blind testing different shocks on and off road. As of my posting this 4 of the 5 are up on the channel.

 

Cliff notes please?

 

Did the Icons make it through the testing without leaking?

 

How were the Dobinsons?

 

I'm a little surprised by that. Were they the adjustable 2.5's?

 

I'm curious how the 8112's did. I have mixed feelings about my Bilsteins, but they're holding up well.