Recent content by james727

Is the Trail 90 a capable bike? My late Grandad bought one back in the days (I don't think its quite as old as 69) but I've never rode it. I remember it looking kind of geeky, but kind of cool at the same time.

Good luck with the U-joints. I like the steel wheels you went with on jeep. I have my factory steel wheels on my truck. I ran 15x9 Outlaws IIs for about 3 months one time, and I hated it.

Any progress?

That's nice.

Awesome. Very, "what you need", but can add on later.

I am looking to get into photography as i love to take photos of things that catch my eye as stunning or beautiful. Would the Canon T2i be a good beginner camera, or if there are any other suggestions. I am not a professional. Looking for something in the budget range of $800 or under.

That thing is awesome. Great pictures.

Very nice write up on your trip. Looks like you guys had fun, and that is what it is all about.

"You use this vehicle if you want to enjoy nature, not if your in a rush." I like the sound of that statement.

I love the fullsize build. Great inspiration.

I love my 88 Dodge W-100. I can fix it if breaks, and it's just reliable. Older trucks just flat out work. They don't get great mileage, but no car payment, and easy to work on costing no labor fees makes up for it in my opinion. Good luck with the build.

Awesome pictures!

You guys slept like babies alot, didn't you?:D The Lord puts the right people in our paths when we least expect them. Great trip, thanks for sharing, and congrats on the stowaway.

Looks awesome. Tires and lift look great and functional.

Tight turns and high centering and departure angle, That I've experienced.