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This is fascinating insight. Thank you. And it raises an excellent point with regards to crash danger.

Correct. I didn't wanna link all three of his videos on the topic. I figured that his origin video was the best jumping off point for inquiring minds. And for the record, I ran a Backbone system on my JKUR successfully for a spell. Afraid that's simply not the case here. Everything was tight...

I regularly check my fasteners after each trip (bumping down rock chop, washboards, potholes, etc). Pics of the failed parts are in the video. Chicken and the egg; hard to say whether the nuts that were stripped went first, or whether the tabs ate it and let the nuts shift and strip. That's...

Add another one to the "that sucked" column for Rhino Rack. Using load bars in place of a full replacement rack solution is appealing for a litany of reasons...but it's hardly a perfect solution. I discuss what went wrong, and how I'm approaching these systems moving forward.

Last year, in the midst of a 3 week, 7 state trip for the ages, a couple of the boys and I decided we'd keep May as our annual summer-kickoff window. A year later, it was time to pick back up where we'd left off. I started here in Idaho, nearly burning my truck down with an electrical fire on...

^^^ Very interested in the above three answers as well as the truck itself, of course.

Cheers. Indeed.

Couldn't ask for a better trip partner. She's the only dog I've ever had or seen that will be out cold while I'm bouncing down rock shelves and technical terrain. Once we get to camp, she just runs around in a quarter mile radius and entertains herself. She even sits at the rear hatch when she's...

My guy Nick and I headed out from Colorado on Friday, and spent the first night in Medicine Bow Nat'l Forest. On Saturday, we met up with the rest of the gang in the Bridger Nat'l Forest outside of Pinedale, WY. We stayed there until Monday, when we headed to Jackson, WY. After a stop for...

Our route started just west of the Colorado border, NE of Arches NP. It will put you in rocky desertland to start, take you through the Hwy 128's breath-taking canyon drive into the town of Moab, then south off of 211 into a highly-diverse loop that features ancient Anasazi artwork and ruins...