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I only don't let you lead when I know there's people following that can't keep up with you haha

Ready to rip! Looking forward to it

Same as Reece. I'm one and done for the season. I had to replace 2 CVs last season, so we'll see how my prep was this season. I think I have my limits strapped a little too long.

These are my sand toys after I buy a house soon

Just watched these. Great videos. You asked the questions I wanted to ask Chase but haven’t yet. Thanks for uploading

I need to tear mine apart. I did the exact same amount of miles in the exact locations as Reece. I ran 50/50 belray swepco. So that would be about as even of a match as you could possibly get. If anything Reece ran harder than I did. So i'll check mine and report back. @parker@gearone I'll be...

I've been running Pyrotect Sportmax (like Kazuaki posted) for the past season but with side air. I overall really like the helmet, but with the side air, when I look left, my hose hits my seat and makes turning my head more difficult. So I will be switching to the "mid air" which is the offset...

Yep. Essentially nothing will change. Just who owns it on paper, which is still in the family If I'm correct about the bankruptcy, literally nothing will change. Same family ownership, just less liabilities.

Here's the catch I noticed in the bankruptcy. Matt Fleming (new owner of Alumicraft) "leant" the business money subject to lien. It also states his son Tristan owns 100% of Alumicraft currently. So If Alumicraft files for bankruptcy, the lien would indicate that Matt Fleming (dad) would now own...

The route we took back would be great. "The good, the bad, the ugly" I would not suggest in a full size truck like a raptor. Especially if you like the paint. The jeeps (assuming they are not stock) would probably do alright depending on what's been done to them.

You'll do just fine. It's a rough section, but if you pick where you land your tires correctly, it's very doable for a standard width (Sub 90") wide vehicle with 4x4 and capable tires. My buggy hated it cuz it's 92" wide and I have a clutch. But the SxS and the Jeep we were with cruised right...

For the dunes, a SxS would not be on the top of my list of vehicles to own. But on these dirt trips, they are without a doubt some of the most versatile vehicles. They'll go anywhere and do just about anything. From rock crawling, to cruising, they are just all around fantastic vehicles. We had...

Yea he do quite a few trips together each year. Great dude.

Yep, we crossed at the one circled up top. Bottom one burned down

Yea, they look and work great. But I snapped a combo spindle with 10.75s. So I would hesitate to go to that size. To each there own. Plenty of guys running a 10.75 with combos