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Had to drive 45 minutes, but I found some snow up in the mountains. I got my KO2's after winter last year, so it was the first time I had them in some snow. I'm happy to say they kick all kinds of ass!

This is one of the reasons I'm going to plasti dip mine.

Drove here...

What a huge bummer. I had one jump out in front of me while pulling my trailer last week. Missed 'er by about two feet. I just hit the brakes and waited for it. Sorry you weren't as lucky as I was.

Camped at Taylor Park Reservoir, played on the hills

Went deep in the forest for some camping the last couple of days... Even saw some moose!

Read my post at the top of this page...KO2's in the rain

When I was just out of high school in '90 my roommate got an '86 4R and I thought it was pretty sweet. Didn't exactly have the need for one till recently but damn happy to be in the club now!

Can't figure out what the cause of this noise is. It's coming from the front end. It sounds like a tap, metal to metal I think. It only happens when in motion, but will stop completely when the brakes are applied but will come right back if you let off the brake. It will increase in frequency...

Went playing around some forest roads south of Fairplay, CO. Some puddles are deeper than you think! Splash!

I have to say I'm impressed with them in the rain. Just this last week I tried to take my city family camping for a night. Well it started pouring rain and we had to pack up and leave. It was a pretty crappy week, so by this time I was pretty ticked off and drove down a mountain pass pulling my...

I also went on a relaxing cruise around Colorado with my dogs. Pikes Peak this afternoon, view from the North.

Hook up your trailer and stare at it and wonder if you overlooked something. (hitch pin, break away chains, lights hooked up). Make sure your lights work on the trailer. Go back and make sure you hooked up the trailer properly again. Be sure there are no loose objects on the trailer. If it's an...

I live in CO, so comes in quite handy in the winter. I also love to explore the national forest, so yeah it's come in quite handy then as well. If I lived in a more neutral climate and in a flat area I wouldn't have made it a priority.

V8, because I tow in the mountains and I don't want to be the guy slowing people down on a pass.