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I hear he's running 35s on the Corolla, so you're gonna have to step up on the 77 to compete 
2nd Annual Southeast 70 Series Meet and Greet and Trailride - Sept23-25, 2016 - Oliver Springs, TN
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I hear he's running 35s on the Corolla, so you're gonna have to step up on the 77 to compete
Heck Sam, you know the 77 Series will be parked in the shade at the hotel while I ride the trails in the passenger seat of a super cool BJ74.
Already put in for time off, so I'm in .
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Now that's planning and dedication.
I get five weeks vacation ,so I put in at the first of the year.
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43's sir...... 43's........ cmI hear he's running 35s on the Corolla, so you're gonna have to step up on the 77 to compete
GSMTR registration is open.
GSMTR 2016 | May 16-21 | Windrock Park
Last year, we had several 70 series trucks attend. This year could be even more; especially as a warm up for the September Meet-n-Greet since they are both at Wind Rock.
GSMTR 2016 | May 16-21 | Windrock Park
Last year, we had several 70 series trucks attend. This year could be even more; especially as a warm up for the September Meet-n-Greet since they are both at Wind Rock.
Hopefully some 70 Series guys can attend to "fly the flag".
Sam (@elkaholic ),
Before I commit to the September 70 Series event, can you confirm that there will be trails that resemble this.
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That looks pretty slippery ... you might want to be careful there Charles.... a little water on those leaves and the 77 could t bone a tree
Well I can't take that chance. I'll leave the 77 Series at home and ride with you.That looks pretty slippery ... you might want to be careful there Charles.... a little water on those leaves and the 77 could t bone a tree
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Coal Creek / Windrock has plenty of gravel .... That said, if it rains, difficulty levels go up exponentially ....
Keep this in mind, in a past life I spent many a day leading folks in showroom stock Heeps in these trails with street tires on many of them. Not a one had any body damage as a result. There were a few mechanical failures, but no body damage.
Surely your 77 will outperform a Heep Liberty
Keep this in mind, in a past life I spent many a day leading folks in showroom stock Heeps in these trails with street tires on many of them. Not a one had any body damage as a result. There were a few mechanical failures, but no body damage.
Surely your 77 will outperform a Heep Liberty
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Well it's not like the 77 Series is "trail rated".Coal Creek / Windrock has plenty of gravel .... That said, if it rains, difficulty levels go up exponentially ....
Keep this in mind, in a pat life I spent many a day leading folks in showroom stock Heeps in these trails with street tires on many of them. Not a one had any body damage as a result. There were a few mechanical failures, but no body damage.
Surely your 77 will outperform a Heep Liberty
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For the time being, it's just garage rated but I'm hopeful.Nope ... It is "Mall Rated"
Sam - Thank you for maintaining the MTPs (Mud Tech Protocols) - "Keeping it Tech"Coal Creek / Windrock has plenty of gravel .... That said, if it rains, difficulty levels go up exponentially ....
Keep this in mind, in a pat life I spent many a day leading folks in showroom stock Heeps in these trails with street tires on many of them. Not a one had any body damage as a result. There were a few mechanical failures, but no body damage.
Surely your 77 will outperform a Heep Liberty
If this particular thread deteriorates into one where only nuts, bolts and part numbers are discussed, we'll only have 2-3 people show up in September and that's not the objective.
Us that the Moderator speaking or the Young Guy?