LXBRADY
Hard Core 4+
Probably imogene? Black Bear Pass? Not sure though. Honestly the roughest thing I've done so far is probably Kingston pass but I'd like to do a lot more.
What you have will do these trails just fine.
Probably imogene? Black Bear Pass? Not sure though. Honestly the roughest thing I've done so far is probably Kingston pass but I'd like to do a lot more.
I missed the Burke session this last month. Does anyone know when there will be another?I wouldn’t suggest a dedicated beater for BBP or Imogne, and if you were to roll on those trails, it's likely to be game over in any vehicle. A bone stock ZJ (1993-1998 Grand Cherokee) on street tires followed us in a bone stock 200 down Black Bear Pass with zero issues, and we did Imogene with no drama as well the following day. IMO your money/time is better spent on prepping your existing vehicle and spending time in the field sharpening skills and getting training from pros in the club and Bill Burke. Your 4th gen with some good ATs and sliders can do the vast majority of off road trails in Colorado with good tire placement, so I wouldn't waste the time and money on a trail beater unless you plan to run very challenging trails like the Rubicon.
You can book Bill any time for a class, if you want. I'd guess the next time a sponsored one will happen in spring 2022 ahead of Cruise Moab.I missed the Burke session this last month. Does anyone know when there will be another?