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My handle on the gram is @ramblerstonic. No "wheelin" pics, more landscapes of places overloading can take you.

Thanks, will have to check into these spots!

Yeah, I went with the lock and roll too, great system! No problems after 20+k miles on and off road. I had 12 gallons of water behind the axel along with a good deal of weight from cooking equipment, pantry items and propane tank ect,... approximately 200lbs with the addition of half the 100lb...

New guy checking in from FTW. Would love to make it down to Hill Country for some easy wheeling, camping and hiking. Recommendations?

First State Overland, what hitch did you go with? Curious to know how that water tank does, they didn't have that option when I ordered mine hence the rotopax. Where and when is the inaugural trip?

The only modifications I made is wiring to the back where I plug in a Goalzero Yeti Generator, a fan and light, the rotopax's you see on the back half and I also have more mounted on the front, a road shower, 11lb propane tank mount, CVT Awning and underfloor storage. Yeah, we slept inside and...

New to the forum, but I own a Hiker 5x8 Off-Road and traveled the NE, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Rockies, Canadian Rockies, BC and the PNW for 5 months last year with it. Had some hiccups with the axel early on, but Rob, Wesley and Randy at Hiker helped resolve the issue. (They...

Hey all, I'm Dallas, currently residing in Fort Worth, TX (yeah, I'm aware of the oximoron) and my wife, Husky and I took our first Overlanding trip last year, traversing from the mid-Atlantic region up to Newfoundland and then across Canada to Vancouver Island and back through the PNW. I...