Favorite kind of wheeling
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Favorite kind of wheeling
What is your favorite kind of wheeling. Do you like going Muddin', Rock Crawling, Trailing, Crossing Lakes. I prefer trails and mud. I like trails more because there is less chance of breaking my Jeep which is my DD but sure do love me some mud.
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I think I would like rocks more than mud but have not had the chance to get on em yet only been muddin and trailin.
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my jeep takes me anywhere i want usually parking blocks cement ditches landscape rocks and alot of random things that i drive over is my normal type of wheeling
but when i get the chance i like to trail and just explore nothing to crazy since its my DD
love me some mud on occasion
but when i get the chance i like to trail and just explore nothing to crazy since its my DD
love me some mud on occasion
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I like whatever I can get to, whenever I have the chance to get out....trail for me, I've only been wheelin once and that really wasnt even wheelin...just a small trail behind my buddys house
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that's the best thing about where i live. i wheel about 3.5 hours north of my house where it is in the thick forest which consists mostly of the canadian shield. so lots of protruding rock, some mud (depending on what trail), and usually some pretty deep water holes.
we don't have any off-road (ORV) parks, it's all crown land on many kilometers of snowmobile trails and thousands of lakes.
but i don't care for mud, it's the slow death.
i like rocks, cause the damage is instant.
but mostly, i just like trail riding cause we have all terrain in one trail. tight trees, off camber, steep climbs, some rocky, and most bypasses will bury a lifted rig.
we don't have any off-road (ORV) parks, it's all crown land on many kilometers of snowmobile trails and thousands of lakes.
but i don't care for mud, it's the slow death.
i like rocks, cause the damage is instant.
but mostly, i just like trail riding cause we have all terrain in one trail. tight trees, off camber, steep climbs, some rocky, and most bypasses will bury a lifted rig.
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I like snow. deep snow. One time I got to go wheelin around a make shift motocross track in a foot or so of the best powder. It was amazing. trails are fun in snow too.
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OP, if you like mud but don't like to break things, then you're in a contradiction. At least with rocks you have more control over what you get yourself into if you're paying attention. Mud sneaks up on you - a "puddle" turns into quicksand; some innocent looking mud hole turns into the mud pit from hell; and the soupy stuff sucks you right in no matter what you do. Add to that the mud is shapeshifting, so it gets into places a rock can never harm ... brakes, seals, tiny holes . And then that's when stuff breaks. Been there, done that - HATED IT!!