gasiorv
I'm a new world samurai, and a redneck nonetheless
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Probably not the smartest decision ever with Hurricane Helene coming but I made a last minute decision to go up to West Virginia to wheel at their Ivy Branch trails. I am happy that I did it, but it was rainy, wet and muddy.
Trails are worthy of checking out, but definitely do it when it is a little drier. Arrived Friday afternoon in the rain and we headed out and wheeled to about 10pm. Here is some pics of my buddy wheeling his 2dr JL. As you can see the trails are technical and tight.
Saturday morning we headed out and the first hard trail we ran, one of the guys in a 4 seat razor sliced three tire sidewalls on the same obstacle. Apparently I am the only one who had plugs, air, and even a tire slug. I have been carrying the tire slug with me for some time but never used one before, it actually works very well.
Trails are worthy of checking out, but definitely do it when it is a little drier. Arrived Friday afternoon in the rain and we headed out and wheeled to about 10pm. Here is some pics of my buddy wheeling his 2dr JL. As you can see the trails are technical and tight.
Saturday morning we headed out and the first hard trail we ran, one of the guys in a 4 seat razor sliced three tire sidewalls on the same obstacle. Apparently I am the only one who had plugs, air, and even a tire slug. I have been carrying the tire slug with me for some time but never used one before, it actually works very well.