ColoradoMike
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I'll crawl under there and take a pic or two in a day or two. Totally good to go.Love to see a couple pics of how your ASFIR plates held up.
Great video BTW.
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I'll crawl under there and take a pic or two in a day or two. Totally good to go.Love to see a couple pics of how your ASFIR plates held up.
Great video BTW.
You don't need lockers. I did this trail on 33's in my sport no problem.Great stuff! Looks like your (mostly) stock Rubi did great. Were you into your lockers much? I haven't done this trail yet in my (lifted on 35's) Sport but hope to one day.
Nice video, thanks for sharing. Did you do the Escalator? I'm going to Moab for the first time in June and was wondering about that obstacle. Looks pretty intimidating even on video but lot of folks seem to walk up it. (have also seen some tip-overs though...)
Yeah but is it mostly stock? ???Then there's this video of a Crown Vic doing Hell's Revenge.
Hi Mike, that would be great. I’ve been going to Moab since 1987-but for the mountain biking, not Jeeping. Looking forward to exploring that country on 4 wheels instead of two. I am admittedly timid though when it comes to what I’m willing to risk… slow and steady wins the day for me. Thanks for the video and inspiration. BTW, I’m in Fort Collins.Thanks, John. Looks like we might be neighbors. Let me know when you go; maybe I'd join. I did use my lockers a good bit, but mostly out of habit and to make me feel bullet-proof. I suspect I could have done 95% of it without the lockers. But I don't think I could have done it without the skid plates I added a few days before!
This Jeep was simply taking a nap. It was exhausted from the days events and just needed some well deserved rest.Did you ask about escalator? Hahahhaa
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Onion Springs has over 20 water crossings, is fairly easy and has great scenery.Holy Hell that was amazing! Thank you for sharing! I have a completely stock Rubi and heading out to Moab in October for the Jeep Academy. This got me even more excited than I already was! Anyone have a recommendation for a good trail for Sunday morning after the academy for a novice before I head home in the afternoon?
WHOAH! I have been going to Moab forever for mountainbiking and hiking, and have only recently gotten into four-wheeling. Kayaking, climbing and MTB come first, though I am admittedly geeked on wheeling right now seeing as how this is my first year of Wrangler ownership.Hi Mike, that would be great. I’ve been going to Moab since 1987-but for the mountain biking, not Jeeping. Looking forward to exploring that country on 4 wheels instead of two. I am admittedly timid though when it comes to what I’m willing to risk… slow and steady wins the day for me. Thanks for the video and inspiration. BTW, I’m in Fort Collins.
Right on, thanks. If Fins and Things is not part of the Academy, you could totally do that on your get-away day. Very fun and right next door to Hell's. Video of that is in my signature.Holy Hell that was amazing! Thank you for sharing! I have a completely stock Rubi and heading out to Moab in October for the Jeep Academy. This got me even more excited than I already was! Anyone have a recommendation for a good trail for Sunday morning after the academy for a novice before I head home in the afternoon?
Yeah its really not a hard trail ride. I was thinking a car could make it most of the way. I guess this proves it. The optional courses is where the fun picks up.Then there's this video of a Crown Vic doing Hell's Revenge.