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Done and done!! Ill go... Will have the 68 finished by then. How hard are the trails? Only ridin dirt bikes up there. What size of lift / tires / lockers needed? Have some other guys that want to come, but need to let them know what to expect...
How hard are the trails? Only ridin dirt bikes up there. What size of lift / tires / lockers needed? Have some other guys that want to come, but need to let them know what to expect...
My piece of crap EB made it through fine last year with a 3.5 lift, 32’s and no lockers. Most of the obstacles have alternates and the more challenging trails we just parked the smaller rigs and walked or rode up with the others.
Hey, I would love to come but being from Alaska no bronco to drive there, My mom lives in Coulee City and I usauly go highway 2 and would like to stop by and see what Washington has to offer in broncos if that would be okay.
I am stoked since I actually have my bronco running. I will be there Saturday, but Sunday we are having a BBQ.
I told Jesse if you all get done with Reiter in time stop by my house for some beer and food. I live in Maltby which is between Woodinville and Monroe. Jesse know the way to my house.