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toyNG · 06-26-2009, 06:59 PM

I have a 2000 cruiser and absolutely love it. However, it is not my wheeling truck. I use my 86 pickup when I do any wheeling beyond mild trails. The cruiser rides super well, is comfortable, and has plenty of power. If I'm entertaining family or friends, I sometimes take them on some backcountry fire roads up in the mountains. I usually take both my pickup and the cruiser. After riding in the pickup for an hour on a fire road, getting in the cruiser feels like you are riding on air.

The main downside is its mpg. If you don't need the extra size or towing capacity, you might be better off with a 4runner.

06-26-2009, 06:59 PM	#9 (permalink)
toyNG Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Redlands, CA Posts: 563	I have a 2000 cruiser and absolutely love it. However, it is not my wheeling truck. I use my 86 pickup when I do any wheeling beyond mild trails. The cruiser rides super well, is comfortable, and has plenty of power. If I'm entertaining family or friends, I sometimes take them on some backcountry fire roads up in the mountains. I usually take both my pickup and the cruiser. After riding in the pickup for an hour on a fire road, getting in the cruiser feels like you are riding on air. The main downside is its mpg. If you don't need the extra size or towing capacity, you might be better off with a 4runner. __________________ 1986 pickup 4x4 SR5, 5-spd, 33x10.5 BFG KM1 muds, 2" body lift, front and rear lockrights, 4.88s, 4.7 t-case with Dave'z twin stick, BudBuilt crossmember with 1" drivetrain lift, Downey grille guard and skid plate, TG sliders Still needed: rear bumper (Marlin, TG, or Dave'z)