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Great to see you posting up Rob & Cari! Thanks for supporting ExPo, I think we're all very excited to follow along with your custom creations and to hear more about those that are out exploring the world with them! Regards, Brian

Interesting that they are using only a standar ball hitch or an optional pintle hitch, then the fully rotating options are readily available and superior. That bed looks awefully comfortable though.

Thanks for the representation!! A great race, I hope you did well! Regards, Brian

A great SMB Andy. Funny, after all the time on the trail I have never actually seen the inside before the pics you have posted here, it's just great! The condition of the rig is most impressive, no doubt the upkeep and maintenance has been impeccable! :smiley_drive:

We are working hard on this, we ran out of pants but we now have more but are waiting on the codes! Thanks for your patience!:)

So it sounds like th seatpost product itself may not be all that bad when used in the right applicaiton. I also think it is pretty good of Cane Creak to entertain the original concern and offer a solution that did not sound unreasonable. :bike_rider:

Thanks for sharing guys. I had no idea that place was there and I've probably driven right by it a few times! Great photos. :coffee:

I used to wear Rail Riders when they used to just focus on sailing apparel. They had a line of shorts and pants with removeable foam pads in the behind that made it more comforatble to sit on the rail of a sail boat. Hence the name. They make tough stuff

To answer some of the questions: Once you order your Overland Journal 3-year subsciption you will be sent a code to be used on the Mountain Khaki web site. This is not the regular MK web site but rather a special site just for the codes. The codes are good for one pair of Mountain Khaki pants...

We'll be doing several of these moving forward so if you have an idea for a story or a trip to profile just let us know! Regards, Brian

Wow! What a great collection of vehicles you guys had on your trip! :)

Costco used to sell something very similar a few years ago.

Loving it! :coffee:

Cost would likely be the leading factor. Fuel bottles run between $10 and $25 but you can sometimes find metal water bottles for $5 or less. As mentioned though, the quality of the plastics and seals are a factor. There could even be an issue with the fuel eating away at the lining inside the...

More and more I have been using our Mountainsmith modular bag system. The box shaped bags stack next to one another nicely and since they are soft sided they can conform when needed. Depending non the temperatures and duration of the trip we have had pretty good success with using three to five...

How about a couple of these! YouTube - DTV - one year progress H264.mov

I don't think a rear mounted winch is overkill. It all depends on how the vehicle will be used. I often think of how a rear winch could be incorporated into my vehicle, DII, but that is because I am often traveling remotely with my family solo in one vehicle and no other vehicles to help out...

Thanks for posting up! I like the idea of a de-blinged H3T There were a few at SEMA two years ago that had no chrome and a cool flat matte finished paint. Welcome! Brian

OK The vid is now Public Thanks. Brian