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Disclaimer: This is not me! Some of you may have seen this video before but I hadn't. The dude's breathing on the way up had my own heart rate ratcheted up and by the time he got turned around on top I had nearly had a stroke. After that his commentary starts to get on my nerves as he talks...

So I'm getting ready to buy a Trektop NX and was reviewing the instructions on the Quadratec site. Since it was a little hard to grasp where I was going to be making cuts in my rollbar covers I started trying to find a good install video and ran across this one by Bestop itself. It's a nice...

The Best Reason To Own a Jeep: Getting your kids places like this to fly kites. Top of Lost Canyon Pass near Twin Lakes, CO. 12,452 feet. Of course while kites are being flown, the adults have to pass the time doing something.

Pre-processed Kopi Luwak.

The falls on the Coors can are actually Fish Creek Falls in Steamboat Springs, CO. http://www.examiner.com/article/beer-bottle-scenery-brought-to-life-at-fish-creek-falls-steamboat-springs-colorado

The way the thread started off I'm not even sure that was even a requirement! :cheesy:

Here you go. Oh and if you go to www.trailjeeps.com there is a link where you can sign up for their newsletters. That's how I found out about this weekend. There is a giveaway for an AEV Procal and some Spidertrax 1.5" wheel spacers. Smokin' Dave's (not to be confused with Famous Dave's) BBQ...

Some friends have been planning on bringing their Jeeps out from Kansas to Colorado for several months and we've been super excited about finally getting them out on some Colorado trails. Unfortunately I just found out that it's Trail Jeeps of Boulder's 3rd annual Trail Jeeps Day this weekend...

So my family and I, having nothing better to do today, decided to make a quick run up an easy trail here on the front range: Hermit Lake Road. The trail is only about nine miles long but tops out at 13,000-ish feet with breathtaking views. Throw in the fact that my family loves exploring roads...

Just got the newsletter. Looks like it will be equidistant from Denver, Fort Collins, and Boulder. Fan-freaking-tastic!

Well a fair number of the structures at the Royal Gorge have been consumed. 32 planks of the bridge have also been damaged. The aerial tram has been destroyed and the incline railway to the bottom of the gorge next to the bridge has been damaged. They are reporting zero percent containment...

For those of you who were "Keeping it Tight" in 2011 and who were at the Royal Gorge, it is currently on fire. 3800 acres on both sides of the gorge have burned. Sounds arson-like to me. Lot of fires here in Colorado all of a sudden. Small fire at the Air Force Academy and a large one in Black...

So twice now at highway speeds my ESC has kicked in while I've been going over changes in elevation in the road causing it to "motorboat" and the suspension to oscillate up and down. It hasn't caused me to be rear-ended yet but it drops the speed so quickly and without any brake lights to signal...

Choose an acceptable refreshment. I had to stay focused. Attach the electronic ignitor to the control panel. Install the wind deflector using two hex head screws. Slide the Slide Out Grease Tray into the rails. Attach the two door...

Next remove the Lid Assembly from the Cookbox Assembly by removing the two clevis pins. Carefully place the Cookbox Assembly onto the frame making sure to drape the gas line inside the frame. Attach the Cookbox Assembly to the frame using two long silver hex...

So my father-in-law stopped by a few months ago and decided to turn my natural gas grill into a smoker. It absolutely destroyed the grill. So I finally replaced it with a Weber Genesis S310 3-burner natural gas grill. This is NOT a "some assembly required" grill. It requires TOTAL assembly...

So I always worry when a sequel is made for a phenomenal movie because there just is almost no way to capture the magic and excitement of the original. The first J.J. Abrams Star Trek was so good that I figured that there was no way Into Darkness could be better or even just as good. Happily...

Was checking out the Rubicon Trail Foundation website and ran across this link. Autoblog.com has a show on Speed called "The List: 1001 Car Things to do Before You Die". This particular episode has to do with the Rubicon Trail during Jeepers Jamboree. As with most shows like this, there are...

Synergy grab handles.