That much I know, its more of who in practical relationships is working with a company they like, respect and are truly covered by, not using vague blanket statements like my phone conversation today with Geico. I will look into SF and Farmers and see where I land. My only other real issue is a...
I'm 300lbs. My dog is 175lbs. That quickly eliminated an RTT on my JKU or a trailer.
I've been grounding it long enough. At 53 I decided to sleep in the back of my Jeep for solo trips knowing we were going the prebuilt overland trailer route.
https://www.leaddogmotorsports.com/extreme-off-road
More importantly than anything else, what's your budget.
I am a big fan of these in real world, daily driver and weekend overlanding trips for use in West Texas: uber fine 6" dust roads, packed red clay, rocks of ALL sizes, decent asphalt freeways and driving around my downtown with 100+ year...
For the purpose of this, if you are giving information that is helpful to deterring if there are offroad/overlanding friendly insurance companies, please include which state you are discussing. Case in point. I just called Geico and confirmed Texas does not allow the types of glass coverage...
Welcome. Just catching up on messages after a long holiday season. I'm downtown and planning a March get together at The Brewery LBK downtown in the Pioneer Bldg. Look for mroe info in the regional directory at the bottom of the forum list.
Welcome. Just catching up on messages after a long holiday season. I'm downtown and planning a March get together at The Brewery LBK downtown in the Pioneer Bldg. Look for mroe info in the regional directory at the bottom of the forum list.
For my rig, its all SOG. I bought a made in China version first and then spent more money to buy a made in the USA. Thus far, no difference in material. If I had one thing to say it would be that the USA made one opens a slight smoother. Other than that, they are pretty similar. I have a Vision...
Big enough for 4-5 day pack of size 14 shoes and XXXL clothing. Meaning a 6 day pack for most guys. 60-90L size. For a roof top I found these in 31L, 49L and 89L and it is still on my short list:
https://touratech-usa.com/Store/Touratech-Waterproof-Adventure-Dry-Bag
I could see running curved bars from the top tube behind the wind deflector, but then you may have wind or buffeting noise between the bar and the deflector? Probably a trial and error kinda thing. Either way, great looking bracketry.
Realized I need a dry duffle to make packing easier for me. Current duffle looks cool, but sucks performance wise. Try putting size 14 boots in a 30L bag...
The bag I had planned on buying is the Patagonia Black Hole in 55L size, but I am not digging Patagonia's political ramblings and wont...
If you are using the entire rack, anything sturdy like bins and boxes I'd put up front. Better impact absorbency. If I had an RTT, I would want soemthing to protect it if it is a fabric softshell. I'd avoid putting fuel, water, puncture prone stuff up front.
I load my Wolf Pack and Plano...
Not yet. They are still in Phase 1 of development but are slated to open for members on April 2nd. I Do not believe it will be open to the public (non-members) until sometime in early summer. Check out the inexpensive buy in for early and 365 day access. All monies as I am told that come in the...
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