I like pizza!

Sounds like a good plan of attack on the rig!

I'm down, but the schedule fills up fast

I've done highland mountain downhill riding once. Pretty awesome time!

Burlington Landlocked Forest is nice, FOMBA out in Auburn NH is awesome, and Yudicky Farm in Nashua isn't terrible. I'll just be maintaining a bike I've owned for 12 years now. It's seen quite a bit of trail time and needs to be replaced, but a guy can only have so many hobbies.

Most definitely! I prefer the single track like over in Russell Mills (Chelmsford) or middlesex fells down north of Medford. Last summer I was out about twice a week after work when the weather cooperated.

I'm down for a wrenchfest. I actually have a tiny bit of experience with coils so I can assist with those.

Made A high jack holder for rear roll bar using 2 3 1/2 u bolts cost 10 dollars home depot instead of the 80 quadratec wants for theres.. I was going to do a similar thing using muffler clamps when the weather gets warm again. Today I'm not sure I even looked at it. I did drive it all weekend and p...

Frank wrote:Id say spin-em faster and clean that chit out ! FjR68

75mph doesn't clean em out! I've tried that! I'll have to try the cooking spray method. That sounds promising.

It seems like I can't keep the wheels clean of snow and I have to clear them out almost everytime I drive it in the snow. It's quite a pain. Does anyone have a solution to prevent the snow from packing itself in the wheels? Much like any other jeep driver, I don't exactly avoid snow banks when parki...

I will not be in attendance, but I will be skiing. Otherwise, I'd be in to assist!

1. You'll loose a bit of travel with the pucks in lieu of the coils. You will likely have less down travel due to limitations of various other components, but you will retain the current ride quality. 2. Without also upgrading your shocks, you won't get the any additional down travel. The shocks wil...

Kurt wrote:

BlackNBlue-ISH wrote:What you planning to do with the old winch?

Going to sell it cheap. Interested?
It's a Mile Marker 8K
Partially visible in this pic.

Interested. I'll send you a PM.

Kurt wrote:For me... put the battery on charge.
Went to drive it to work today.... totaly dead battery.
6 year old battery. Time to replace it.

Also bought a "new to me" Warn XD9000i to replace the current 8K winch.

What you planning to do with the old winch?

Modeler wrote:Does walking past it while walking the dog this morning count?

Probably as much as looking at it while getting in the daily driver.

My project is the lowest of priorities, I have no problems not doing it at all.


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