Wheeling pictures

[SHANE07TACOKILLER]

Cool!
Keep em coming.

 

[bowyer2002]

flatland,
where were you wheeling for the pictures you posted?
looks really rocky
was it flatnasty?

 

[FlatlandTRD]

flatland,
where were you wheeling for the pictures you posted?
looks really rocky
was it flatnasty?

1st three in Black Hills, last one in KS. Here's Flat Nasty,

 

[SPDSHFT]

Here are a few from Hungry Valley/Gorman earlier this month....

 

[gregers05]

 

[SAR_Squid79]

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[bowyer2002]

Cool pictures and nice rig!

 

[5280Hawk]

Here's some Hells Revenge!

We also ran Fins and Things, and Porcupine Rim but i don't have all the photos up yet.

 

[SHANE07TACOKILLER]

Very nice, heres a couple from yesterday.

 

[SHANE07TACOKILLER]

and a couple more

 

[WallyP226]

Medano Pass in late June 08

Poser shot right before starting the loop on Chinaman's Gulch Beuna Vista late June 08 Note, I still have my mud flaps. Wished I had more pics of this trail.

Wally

 

[skeezix]

Great photos! But strange that most (if not all) drivers didn't air down their tires...

 

[slow95z]

quick picks from river rock from a month or so back
http://www.alexandersonline.net/pictures/truck1.JPG
http://www.alexandersonline.net/pictures/truck2.JPG
http://www.alexandersonline.net/pictures/truck3.JPG
http://www.alexandersonline.net/pictures/truck4.JPG
if someone wants to crop that down for me feel free to just i have nothing to do it with here at work

 

[SHANE07TACOKILLER]

cool pictures guys

 

[slow95z]

yeah, i never understnad why people dont air down. even if you dont have air someone there will and will let you use it. it can make all the difference in the world sometimes.

 

[SHANE07TACOKILLER]

yeah, i never understnad why people dont air down. even if you dont have air someone there will and will let you use it. it can make all the difference in the world sometimes.

What are you talking about?

 

[WallyP226]

I air down to about 15psi routinly and thats where I am at in the pics, the tires are a 10ply rated tire however, I suppose I could go down a little further? I had BFGs that flexed more in the sidewall, but I also had plugs plugging plugs, when I switched to General Grabber AT2s, have not had a single flat tire. Decent grip on rocks, no chunking either for the number of times I have taken them to the rocks. The comprimise is less sidewall flex, I can live with that more so than pluging a tire on every other trail.

Wally

 

[FlatlandTRD]

Apparently the two newbies are smoking the same thing, or thinking of somewhere else.

We need to start taking pictures of our bagged out tires, otherwise we're just a bunch of mall cruisers

Hint: these are lightweight trucks with pictures generally from the unloaded vantage point.

But here's one to get you in the mood for cooler weather

 

[SHANE07TACOKILLER]

Apparently the two newbies are smoking the same thing, or thinking of somewhere else.

We need to start taking pictures of our bagged out tires, otherwise we're just a bunch of mall cruisers

Hint: these are lightweight trucks with pictures generally from the unloaded vantage point.

But here's one to get you in the mood for cooler weather

x2 on that. I'm down at 23lbs. in most of those pics. "THE TRAINED EYE" can see that. Maybe I should go down to 15 if I'm gonna post pictures.

 

[slow95z]

i always just run like 10 or 8, guess it depends on where you are and what you are playing on. down south its always muddy and we need to spread out the tire as much as we can. and whats all that white stuff in the pic