show me your flex

broken1

Observer
2"BB and JKS discos:
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HF Trailer with 12" wheel upgrade:
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LOL... We're doing baby steps...
 

RMP&O

Expedition Leader
Cool pic's. But I did see some questionable pic on the early pages where people were not on the trail. Just a FWIW those types of pic are harvested and used against us in land use issues. If you look like a poster child for anti xyz group, you just might be?

Those driveway flex shots will never be used, so your good. :victory:


Ones like this show driving off trail.
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I think you make a good and very valid point. But....

Unless you know exactly where a picture is taken you have no idea if it is really "off trail". It could be on private land, it could be in a different country then the USA or it could be there is no trail, ie desert. I do recall, I would have to go back in the thread and find the posts, I posted a few pictures of one of my trucks flexing up on a rock in a wash down in Arizona. Now I got some flack for that and one guy says something to the effect of what you are saying, don't wheel off trail dude because it ruins it for the rest of us. I was in a wash in Arizona! As far as I know, having been told by my 4wd buddies who run large 4wd clubs in Arizona, a wash is open to all 4wds. There is no trail in the wash, as long as you are in the wash it is open game. Now I am sure there are some exceptions to this but my point simply is if you have no idea where a picture is taken you can't say if it is off trail or on.

I am a tread lightly kind of a guy, I won't poach a trail that is closed, I won't make my own trails and I won't wheel with people that do. I also clearly understand that having lockers and not spinning a tire means less damage to a trail or the enviroment in general. In my 20+yrs of offroading I have seen many trails close and do not like it one bit and do not want to be a part of what makes those trails get closed. However, I am going to wheel my trucks and if you don't know where I am wheeling then why say something about it?

The tree huggers and the people getting trails closed are going to use whatever they can be it some pictures from this forum or another forum. It doesn't matter if the picture is from a legitimate trail or not, they are going to use it to do us harm. I will even go so far as to say tree huggin nazis will use pictures not from the USA to hurt us. The way to fight them is not to scold a person for posting a picture you think shows off trail driving. I would think most people in the community understand this.
 

getlost4x4

Expedition Leader
Its a really old road on BLM that is not used much, it washed out, i can still see the two tracks.

i have also made sure to drive down the road every chance i get to keep it visible. i have buried a few pets up there i like to go visit.

I think you make a good and very valid point. But....

Unless you know exactly where a picture is taken you have no idea if it is really "off trail". It could be on private land, it could be in a different country then the USA or it could be there is no trail, ie desert. I do recall, I would have to go back in the thread and find the posts, I posted a few pictures of one of my trucks flexing up on a rock in a wash down in Arizona. Now I got some flack for that and one guy says something to the effect of what you are saying, don't wheel off trail dude because it ruins it for the rest of us. I was in a wash in Arizona! As far as I know, having been told by my 4wd buddies who run large 4wd clubs in Arizona, a wash is open to all 4wds. There is no trail in the wash, as long as you are in the wash it is open game. Now I am sure there are some exceptions to this but my point simply is if you have no idea where a picture is taken you can't say if it is off trail or on.

I am a tread lightly kind of a guy, I won't poach a trail that is closed, I won't make my own trails and I won't wheel with people that do. I also clearly understand that having lockers and not spinning a tire means less damage to a trail or the enviroment in general. In my 20+yrs of offroading I have seen many trails close and do not like it one bit and do not want to be a part of what makes those trails get closed. However, I am going to wheel my trucks and if you don't know where I am wheeling then why say something about it?

The tree huggers and the people getting trails closed are going to use whatever they can be it some pictures from this forum or another forum. It doesn't matter if the picture is from a legitimate trail or not, they are going to use it to do us harm. I will even go so far as to say tree huggin nazis will use pictures not from the USA to hurt us. The way to fight them is not to scold a person for posting a picture you think shows off trail driving. I would think most people in the community understand this.
 
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ReconH3

Heavy Duty Adventurer
2008 Hummer H3 Alpha

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In Uwharrie wheeling.

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At the 4Wheel Parts ramp in Raleigh, NC


"Ex Umbris Venimus"

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Hill Bill E.

Oath Keeper
I think you make a good and very valid point. But....

Unless you know exactly where a picture is taken you have no idea if it is really "off trail".........................

.............. It doesn't matter if the picture is from a legitimate trail or not, they are going to use it to do us harm. I will even go so far as to say tree huggin nazis will use pictures not from the USA to hurt us. The way to fight them is not to scold a person for posting a picture you think shows off trail driving. I would think most people in the community understand this.

Well said, and oh so true! Here in MN, there is an anti 'anything motorized'group (who shall remain nameless, as I won't even give them that satisfaction. Anyone reallt interested can PM me for the name) they have used pics of ORVs in mud- the mud being the mudpit INSIDE the ORV park!!

They have taken pics from open forums, pics from other states and other countries claiming or implying they were rigs in MN 'tearing up the environment'

RMP&O is correct, they will stop at nothing to get what they want, and the truth does not bother them.



Now, to keep on track, here's me flexing my 'new to me' TJ! (It's safe, I'm in my driveway!!)

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WCO

It's Lil' Willi
How about a little long wheel base rock crawling? My old 95 k2500 with a built/blue 454 and nv4500. FYI This picture is on private land.
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wjeeper

Active member
Pic of my old Grand Cherokee getting flexed upon:
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My fenders were strait when I started the day........the yellow Jeep smooooshed them up a tad :sombrero:
(From time to time I miss playing on the rocks and the old trail slut)
 

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