AOAA with MishiefMaker JKU

Kevin Q

Kevin Q

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I'll keep report short and to the point with pictures. First trail we stopped at was a quick black that was just cut a week ago. Only a few very built rigs ran. It was tight and very off camber. First rig came very close to flopping. MischiefMaker made it look easy.


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Next I joined the group doing the less extreme trails. My confidence has really improved so I was taking the harder lines all day and I did great. Had my 12 yo son as my navigator. On one of the trails I heard a tire lose the bead. Ended up that her rim split in half.

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Here are some action pics of my Jeep. It did really well.

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Kevin Q said:
I'll keep report short and to the point with pictures. First trail we stopped at was a quick black that was just cut a week ago. Only a few very built rigs ran. It was tight and very off camber. First rig came very close to flopping. MischiefMaker made it look easy.


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Next I joined the group doing the less extreme trails. My confidence has really improved so I was taking the harder lines all day and I did great. Had my 12 yo son as my navigator. On one of the trails I heard a tire lose the bead. Ended up that her rim split in half.

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Here are some action pics of my Jeep. It did really well.

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AOAA is so awesome, but very narrow. I ran that same fresh cut trail a couple weeks ago and wasted my soft top on a tree. I really love that place. Great pics!!
 
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@sjalkian def is in spots. My group had a nicely built LJ and my TJ. The rest were JKUs. I said we need to find really tight trails to make them struggle.
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I don't know how those huge JKUs don't bang on trees all day long. Everything is off camber there. I kind of like it a little more than Rausch, but there aren't as many hard trails as Rausch. I would say that most blue's at AOAA would be black's at Rausch, in my opinion. I love both places though.
 
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The group I wheel with the most go to RC. I think it stems from when they did the competition crawling and formed a friendship with Bernie. RC is 30 minutes closer and an easier drive. Prior to this weekend I didn't like AOAA too much. My impression was that it was a lot of bikes/utv/atvs and just driving through the woods. I hadn't hit trails like these before. I'll be frequenting AOAA more moving forward.
 
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The group I wheel with the most go to RC. I think it stems from when they did the competition crawling and formed a friendship with Bernie. RC is 30 minutes closer and an easier drive. Prior to this weekend I didn't like AOAA too much. My impression was that it was a lot of bikes/utv/atvs and just driving through the woods. I hadn't hit trails like these before. I'll be frequenting AOAA more moving forward.
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Yeah, my buddy and I were skeptical of AOAA before we went the first time last Oct. RC is 30 minutes closer for me as well, but AOAA is about $20 cheaper as well. Again, love both places. It's great to have options so close together.
 
Hey we were up there that weekend too! I was with some Toyota friends up there running blue and black trails too. It's a really nice park. A lot of my friends wheel at AOAA one day then Rausch the next. The camping is a bit nicer at AOAA.
 
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Nice pictures. When I saw that Mischief Maker was going to AOAA I was stunned. My buddy has a Gladiator and struggles there. For those that don't know they are building a Rubicon Style trail and adding more trails.
AOAA Rubicon Trail
 
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