>From looks of stock GenII should ahve no problem with their "moderate" trails.
I have had the DAK in water that was just about handle depths and made it
with some sputter.... so I aint to worried about that. I have a spare set
of rims now, stock steel 15x6 that I may mount MTs on for shits and giggles
and keep my factory 15x7 for the ATs
On Thursday September 22 2005 1:55 pm, Jason Bleazard wrote:
> On Thu, September 22, 2005 12:41 pm, Bill Day said:
> > Yeah, being that far from home in my daily driver I dont have much
> > intention
> > of getting crazy.. I didnt figure there would be to much nasty weather
> > left
> > over in July. Guess I will be looking around at the MC AT's and see what
> > kinda deals I can get this winter.
>
> There are gazillions of photos of Colorado on the web. If you wanted to
> check out what the trails look like, this page gives a pretty good idea:
> http://www.funtreks.com/photo_tour.htm
>
> There are some pretty good shots under the photo galleries. He has
> pictures from Colorado, Utah, Arizona and California, but the terrain
> should be very similar to where we'll be. Quite different from what any
> BBQ attendees are used to.
>
> I think most of us will be sticking to the "easy" and possibly "moderate"
> trails. I've seen stupid people driving small econocars on a lot of roads
> similar to those in his "easy" pictures. I wouldn't recommend it, but it
> is possible.
--Bill Day
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