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We're just a stone's throw from it, so if you're hankering for a trip, shoot a line. We do an annual running, changing up the sidetrips or approaches, this year was finding some local micro/nanobreweries. The weather is getting more unpredictable and many outfitters are already on hunts, but...

Reliable tires are extremely important for me. Living offgrid in logging country, closest town over an hour away, no cell service.. My biggest fear is a chunk of cut logging chain, but rocks , roots, and mud are a daily occurrence, even with out trail riding. The RidgeGrappler were also highly...

Those Wildpeaks have been highly rec'd as replacements, I've heard great things about them in my offroad clubs on PNW and BC trails.

I guess if you want to shell out another 125.00/tire every month under warranty.To each their own. I kinda like getting a bit more out of my tires before replacing.

No one else had the same tire. I had old, workout Toyo Extremes, other guy had really old KO's (old style)and the last guy had new KM's.

Nope, they were cut to the steel, but not flat. He made it home, but had them replaced immediately. He got one replaced under warranty, since he had 30 days to buy the road hazard warranty and the tire shop hooked him up if retroactively bought 4 warranties.

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The KO2s were in the running for replacing my Toyo AT Extremes, which I hate. But last week on a trail ride, my buddy sliced to steel 3 of his brand new KO2s on a 7mi trail, while the Toyos, an older set of BFG ATs and MTs did just fine. My tires rarely see pavement. Usually tire-eating bull...

The 2 door is Rum Runner, 4 door is SkookumYeti.

I go by @offgridbritz Not solely trail ride stuff, though; a blend of living offgrid in the woods and backcountry wanderings.

A few shots of this year's Silver Lake run.

I'm in Superior fueling up, I should up by the lake a little after 2 mountain time.

It probab It probably is, most of the crew up in Spokane/CdA send me PMs since I'm out in the boonies. They love me.

Just Steve-Bo's email.

Nope. Way above my paygrade. One of the reasons I dont like messing with rally points.

Dude, i just deleted all the redundant posts, plus the original. 30 min slow climb in some brush. Stay right at the Y, watch the water bar right after the Y. I'll be driving a white 4dr Jeep if anyone new gets there.

We'll probably roll up there by early afternoon.

Definitely, we discussed doing that very thing. We guess 2-3 days of trail work, so camping at the top would be optimal. And thid is listed as a legit Jeep trail. Just enough to reduce damage but keep it fun .

I hate leaving things unchecked. Last year, @Captain Chaos scheduled a trip up the Huckleberry Jeep Trail in Ferry County, WA. A little over a week before the trip, wildfires closed the area. We'd have to stash it in our back pockets for another year, if it didn't get burned out. But with this...