Few shots of 4x4 labs rear kit.
The MUD 100 series Photos thread (20 Viewers)
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Slee rear coil spacers installed!
Had old girl up around 9500ft in the sangre de cristo range in Colorado
JE...sus... how long is that yak? I'm rolling with a 10 footer. That's gotta be a heavy haul.
Ouray from a few weeks ago.
Woolum, Buffalo River National Park, AR
Moab, UT
Moab, UT
Beartooth Highway is beautiful, I've been there a few times. There are lots of small lakes up there.
jLB
Another one followed me home. Can we keep it?
Agreed, but that photo is not from Beartooth Highway. Just a network of trails near Cooke City, Montana. Possible HIH location in the future. I've been in the area since HIH7. Logistically, it will be tough since there is so little infrastructure there for a full-blown HIH. Also, it's not really the most family friendly place for the HIH participants that are not comfortable in heavy grizzly bear and moose territory. Plus, @bluecruiser is afraid of anything that can eat him for lunch. We saw 4 bears (all grizzly) and 2 moose over the course of 8 days. The bears were never close or never a threat in any way (I've only had one bear encounter where I was even slightly nervous and that ended without incident). My brother and I had a close call with a moose in the area about 10 years ago that was far more dangerous. Moose are super unpredictable and can be incredibly dangerous, maybe even more so than a bear. I'm not sure all of that falls in line with what Chris and I want for HIH.
It may be a possible mini-HIH location in addition to Silverton and Moab. The bonus is the close proximity to NE Yellowstone. 20 trucks, tops. The area is remote and ridiculously beautiful. It's more of a hiking, climbing, fly fishing, landscape/wildlife photo trip than a wheeling trip. The few trails are essentially either rock crawling (not super hard, just not the best for a 100) or bumpy gravel and rock.
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Too bad Red Lodge isn't closer to Cooke City, that would be a perfect base camp. Not familiar with wheeling in Wyoming, anything around Cody?
There are areas around Red Lodge that are great, but not a lot of public land. The area west of Cody is phenomenally beautiful, remote and rugged. Much of it is also private but we ran some trails west of Buffalo Bill Reservoir, but they weren't very long. It's very remote and many of the campgrounds do not allow soft-sided or ground tents because of the grizzly population. Cody is a super cool town and the rodeo is an absolute must-see if you're ever in the area.
This guy came to say hi. Photo was taken from the 100, so I guess it counts as a 100 series photo.
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I'm totally down for a Montana/Wyoming trip, in-laws live in Montana. One of my favorite places in the States.
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Fine looking rack BC!
Got a great deal on a set of BFG KO2 285/75 16s. Put them on this morning.
My wife and I decided we needed in-n-out and to get the tires a little dirty this evening.
We couldn't leave Benneli at home so he came along for the ride.
My wife and I decided we needed in-n-out and to get the tires a little dirty this evening.
We couldn't leave Benneli at home so he came along for the ride.
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