what is your favorite type of wheelin?

Started by furrballs95, February 09, 2006, 08:24:40 PM

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furrballs95

just trying to get some discussion rollin, and i was wondering whats everyones favorite kind of wheelin to do.
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Rocksurfer

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Anything offroad, compared to the mall parking lot.
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snow or rocks.. or the combination of the 2 ..
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jimbo74

Quote from: Rocksurfer on February 09, 2006, 08:29:45 PM
Offroad compared to the mall parking lot.


since the general pop here doesnt liek me, ill say mall crawling ;) i can do that with a 4x2.... i go mudding and play when i can, but my truck spends 95% of its life on the streets, so its baja @ 50 over the railroad tracks to catch air :)
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furrballs95

i personally love creek beds, and real tight off camber trail runnin with alot of rocks mixed in.
95 Toyota p/u 3.0 v6. Marlin SAS with 5"springs, 30 spline bobby longs, and a welded V6 third in a trussed 85 front axle. 529's front and rear, Marlin rear kit with 5" springs, lockrite rear locker,  36"  IROCKS on 15x10 black rock crawlers, custom front and rear bumpers,

furrballs95

like this.........
95 Toyota p/u 3.0 v6. Marlin SAS with 5"springs, 30 spline bobby longs, and a welded V6 third in a trussed 85 front axle. 529's front and rear, Marlin rear kit with 5" springs, lockrite rear locker,  36"  IROCKS on 15x10 black rock crawlers, custom front and rear bumpers,

MiniSimp

My favorite is usually trails that nobody goes on.

My best trip so far was a 35 mile trail from Tuolumne to Yosemite, took about 8 hours and not a soul out there.

furrballs95

same here we go to alot of places up in pa in the mountains, there is not a soul around but you and your buddys
95 Toyota p/u 3.0 v6. Marlin SAS with 5"springs, 30 spline bobby longs, and a welded V6 third in a trussed 85 front axle. 529's front and rear, Marlin rear kit with 5" springs, lockrite rear locker,  36"  IROCKS on 15x10 black rock crawlers, custom front and rear bumpers,

BLACKDOG

:dunno: its all fun, from kicking up gravel on a county road to powering through the thick, gooey mud :yupyup:  cleanup on the other hand...

I like the longer trails that don't have a lot of people.  The ones that aren't necessarily real hard, but take time and let  you enjoy the wheeling.

I love mud, grew up in it, but my truck doesnt like it, so I gotta stay out :down:
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furrballs95

this the view from the campground that we go to in ohiopyle in pa, its awesome
95 Toyota p/u 3.0 v6. Marlin SAS with 5"springs, 30 spline bobby longs, and a welded V6 third in a trussed 85 front axle. 529's front and rear, Marlin rear kit with 5" springs, lockrite rear locker,  36"  IROCKS on 15x10 black rock crawlers, custom front and rear bumpers,

Rocksurfer

Quote from: furrballs95 on February 09, 2006, 09:04:06 PM
this the view from the campground that we go to in ohiopyle in pa, its awesome

I hear they put a Super Walmart on that meadow in 2005. :gap:
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alwayzbroken

I like trails the most that have varied terrain. Rocks strewn about in some areas, hillclimbs with plenty of goey mud, off camber and tight sections. Maybe it is because that is what there is in the midwest. Usually plenty of full throttle banzai runs at steep muddy obstacles.  :burnout:

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furrballs95

no there's not going to be any super wallmart being put on that meadow it would probably break my heart :rivers:
95 Toyota p/u 3.0 v6. Marlin SAS with 5"springs, 30 spline bobby longs, and a welded V6 third in a trussed 85 front axle. 529's front and rear, Marlin rear kit with 5" springs, lockrite rear locker,  36"  IROCKS on 15x10 black rock crawlers, custom front and rear bumpers,

Rocksurfer

Quote from: furrballs95 on February 09, 2006, 09:10:12 PM
no there's not going to be any super wallmart being put on that meadow it would probably break my heart :rivers:

:haha:

I know the feeling, used to have this water crossing at Deep Creek in SBNF came down the hill a couple years ago and they had built a bridge across it. I sat there for almost 2hrs. just totally bummed. Not only did they ruin it now mom could drive the Tercel across.
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yotatilla

I love mud. There is no substitute for gooey, nasty stciky mud. I also like rocks, but I keep coming back to the mud. I am all set with the tight off camber trails. Last time I tried that I got stuck between two trees on the side of a hill. I couldnt back out, so I spent 2 hours cutting the trees, which wernt that thick, with my leatherman. It was not very fun, plus I lost both my mirrors and smashed both door, 1 front fender and dragged a huge dent down the legnth of my truck. Pretty much ruined the body. I know that chicks dig body damage, but this was beyond body damage. This was carnage.



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trekker

 i like a little bit every thing mixed in at once. i like playing in the mud but dread the clean  up snow is also cool. I like going camping in remote places were there is not alot of people. :beerchug:
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Rocksurfer

Quote from: trekker on February 09, 2006, 09:42:10 PM
i like a little bit every thing mixed in at once. i like playing in the mud but dread the clean  up snow is also cool. I like going camping in remote places were there is not alot of people. :beerchug:

I don't mind mud, I just hate bringing it home with me. :gap:
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RokCrawlinToy

RockCrawling and I'm planning on getting into Desert racing.

MiniSimp

Here is the view from one of my favorite trails...

Rocksurfer

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jimbo74

i love playing i nthe mud, my dad hates when i coat the street with huge dirt clods though for months afterward.....
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Rocksurfer

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motorider228

Quote from: furrballs95 on February 09, 2006, 08:44:09 PM
i personally love creek beds, and real tight off camber trail runnin with alot of rocks mixed in.

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I was a champion mall crawler back in the day, but I will see more off-road stuff soon with my next build.
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MiniSimp

Quote from: Rocksurfer on February 09, 2006, 09:52:46 PM
Trail ???

Eagle Lakes/Signal Peak/Grouse Ridge/Fordyce Creek
They are all off of the Eagle Lakes Trail.

furrballs95

anyone ever gone to wellsville Ohio ? i love it there
95 Toyota p/u 3.0 v6. Marlin SAS with 5"springs, 30 spline bobby longs, and a welded V6 third in a trussed 85 front axle. 529's front and rear, Marlin rear kit with 5" springs, lockrite rear locker,  36"  IROCKS on 15x10 black rock crawlers, custom front and rear bumpers,

Rockhoppa

Ill do any wheelin except mud.. I HATE MUD.. I spend way to much time under my truck, and dont like dirt in my eyes.

yodersgirl

 well everything gose with me i like it all but my fav that i cant pass up is the rocks add  some mud to  them and you'r set  :driving:   :burnout:
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whiteman

Gotta say I am one of the few who could do without rocks, even though I have a natural rock garden soroudning my house, I perfer loose terrain, mud, hill climbs, sloppy, gnarly off camber trails, tight trees, logs, stumps, water crossings, Love the snow, I could play in sand and have more fun than in the rocks. 

Not saying i will avoid rocks, i grantee I will take my Toy to the rocks when it's done, I just don't get my kicks there.
Really I even enjoy, urban wheeling; flexing on loading ramps at the wearhouses, drifts when its wet out, light post climbs, yard jobs..oops :lipsrsealed: did I say that out loud :greengrin:

I think we all can vouch and say that anything is fun in our Toy's, even if you don't like dirt under your finger nails you got to admit that flinging the ooey gooey ten feet in the air with a 20 ft roost is fun :rockingout:

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