Pics from the Badlands today
01-11-2003, 04:51 PM
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hey man those are sweet! only one complaint... You shoulda gave me a ring!!! I was actually helping my sister move, but I would love to go down next time you go...
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01-11-2003, 05:07 PM
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Mike,
Had a great time. I PM'd you earlier in the week. Here are some more pics. I will email you next we go. Maybe next time I will get my rear locker and some new gears.
Martin
Had a great time. I PM'd you earlier in the week. Here are some more pics. I will email you next we go. Maybe next time I will get my rear locker and some new gears.
Martin
01-12-2003, 07:04 AM
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It is a great place to wheel. The place has everything you could possible want to do from sand/gravel hills, rock-crawling, mud, and tightly wooded trails. I need to upload all the pics to my webshots account and I will share with all. If anybody is every in the area (IN) give me a shout and we can go.
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01-13-2003, 03:15 AM
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I used to go there when I had my quad (98 Yamaha Warrior), its a great place. I am from the South Chicago burbs and its only about 1 1/2 hours away. I would love to bring my 4Runner there sometime, however, its pretty much stock. I've never done any wheeling before, but I would like to. How would a stock Runner survive at Badlands?
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01-13-2003, 01:16 PM
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Runner4,
My 88' is mostly stock. I have not added any traction aids (locker, lift or gears). I do have bigger tires (33's) and rear shackles, but other than that it is stock. You could survive on some of the open areas, but I would not suggest some of the trails. I survive by having someone spot on the most difficult areas. I can't wait to get some gears and lockers but until then I survive. How many times can you say survive in a paragrpah? If you want to go let me know.
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My 88' is mostly stock. I have not added any traction aids (locker, lift or gears). I do have bigger tires (33's) and rear shackles, but other than that it is stock. You could survive on some of the open areas, but I would not suggest some of the trails. I survive by having someone spot on the most difficult areas. I can't wait to get some gears and lockers but until then I survive. How many times can you say survive in a paragrpah? If you want to go let me know.
Martin
01-13-2003, 01:41 PM
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Yeah, they do look like some very cool pictures and a very cool place to play around. I am glad you had fun. How long does it take to get to Indiana from PA? LOL. :fireman:
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