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What kind of knives do you have?

Got my 1st ebike. Has fat tires, so probably would do well on dirt.

I heard they weren't great for uneven terrain? Any truth to this?

As long as it can run free in the wild...

Bumper skid

My buddy has a Prado, forget which year. Cool little vehicle. Not very capable in offroading, but still, they're cool.

I'm guessing my chevy cruze can get a badge too? Haha kidding

Did a check for loose nuts underneath. Big trip coming in a few days.

Condition 1. They had a 2 for 1 sale a while ago, couldn't say no

Used to live in HB, then near running springs, and now back down the hill.

I'm on the very east side of Los angeles county. Near 60 and 71.

Normally I don't have reception when I'm camping in the middle of nowhere. So I'll take screenshot of the weather in the area I'll be staying at for about a week or two, just to get a general idea of what's to come. Mostly, I use to to avoid heat and wind.

As long as fuel stations have diesel, I'm good! I live on top of a steep hill, so rain wouldn't affect me, but an earthquake or fire would. I do know where there are natural springs that spit out a little bit of water, so I'll be good with that, but want to learn to trap game someday. I have...

That's neat! I'm not too knowledgeable on liquors, but once I was at my cousins sons birthday party, and there was an open bar. I was getting Macallan 12 (neat), and say they had a Macallan 25. Asked for one, he said it's not on the house (was open bar), I said it's fine. It was so smooth and...

As long as they're not street tires, they should be fine. Most overlanders that I've seen, only stay on fireroads anyways. My group, we tend to seek difficult terrain, but we either run AT or Mud, and doesn't seem too important since we're not rock crawling steep rock cliffs or deep mud. I have...

We have simple rules for group rides. Keep the group small. Slowest rigs in the middle so they don't get lost. We like to keep a slowish pace, minimize dust and enjoy the scenery. Only group leader uses foward facing offroad lights, so everyone isn't blinded by all the lights.

I use large totes and strap them to the roofrack. Also I try to minimize what I bring when going camping. I often bring too much stuff and it becomes a mess by the time I come home. I use travel bags, the mesh kind (so I can see the contents), which help a lot.

I've never heard of that brand, but considered a RTT (decided against it, too many cons). I have a Rival roofrack, which is a rain gutter mounted rack, but has an optional mount that connects to the roll cage (drilling required).