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My drunk ass cousin spottin me....I got stuck a few times cuz if his dumbass...next time I get my skid and a locker im doin that for sure
 
x2! That is a great looking rig SnowRambler. Only thing that would make the front look better is a nice aluminum fairlead for synthetic line, instead of the roller style you've got. But it's still functional!

How'd those Kelly tires do in the snow?

Thanks guys. Yeah I should of spent a little more money and went with the synthetic line, I'm sure there will be an upgrade in the future. The Kelly Safari's run pretty good in the snow with minimal slippage especially with the damn traction control.
 
My 96 that I just installed the ultimate kit since the original susp has 267k on it.
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Recently went on our annual MAN trip which consists of beer drinking, mountain biking, followed by more beer drinking and more mountain biking. Went up to western NC this year and rode all over DuPount, Bent Creek and Pisgah. Good times were had by all. A few pics of the trip follow. And yes I know my Runner is squatting but...we were loaded down. The hitch rack + bikes hanging off my rear end was probably close to 100 lbs, not to mention the gear of 4 dudes stuffed into the rear cargo area, not to mention the 2 dudes sitting back there, not to mention all the cases of beer.

Thanks gents. Will try to get some clean shots of her soon.:hatsoff:
 

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Hey there liv2bike. Its great to see another avid MBker on the forum! I just got into the sport not to long ago and im hooked. I wish others would see the sport as i do and not just a exercise thats exhausting.

The sights i see on the trails and the feeling of being up early morning out in the woods is like no other. Is that a rear hitch carrier made into a bike rack? I have been thinking about buying one of those for the cheap $50 here just because the aluminum is worth it alone and making a bike system out of it.

Can i see what you did to yours? Im thinking some uni-strut mounted on top of the carrier would hold just fine but i would really appreciate close ups of yours!

Thanks!
 
Recently went on our annual MAN trip which consists of beer drinking, mountain biking, followed by more beer drinking and more mountain biking. Went up to western NC this year and rode all over DuPount, Bent Creek and Pisgah. Good times were had by all. A few pics of the trip follow. And yes I know my Runner is squatting but...we were loaded down. The hitch rack + bikes hanging off my rear end was probably close to 100 lbs, not to mention the gear of 4 dudes stuffed into the rear cargo area, not to mention the 2 dudes sitting back there, not to mention all the cases of beer.

Thanks gents. Will try to get some clean shots of her soon.:hatsoff:


Just got back from Mena, AR doing the same thing :thumb3:
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