All things Colorado
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jdofmemi
Active Member
Ah. The gift that keeps on giving.
As painful as that episode was, he will live in infamy for a loooong time.
Slimebones
Active Member
It's not like you didn't have the opportunity. At one point we offered to pay for a room, pizza and beer!!! Just rubbing it in a little.
Ddays
Hooked
Don't think you're getting off buying me that beer pal - Oregon is on my list to visit one day too!
catahoula
Caught the Bug
Gawd I wish I could. I'll be packing. I believe Oregon have the most breweries and I here better hops. When we went to visit I never seen crops of hops and barley before.
catahoula
Caught the Bug
Lol! Thanks Dawg!
catahoula
Caught the Bug
I know I feel like such a puss I really did appreciate it tho!
catahoula
Caught the Bug
Don't think you're getting off buying me that beer pal - Oregon is on my list to visit one day too!
I really look forward to seeing ya Dawg! Get your ass out there!
catahoula
Caught the Bug
You got my word on that!
Angry Aussie
New member
I’m moving to Colorado in June, I’m about to get new tires and curious as to what y’all like for wheeling and snow? Currently have Nitto trail grapplers and loved them but open to try something new. Thinking of BFG all terrains, copper stt pro, ridge grapplers. Currently running 37s any advice appreciated.
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WJCO
Meme King
My experience of wheeling in deep snow isn't that fun. With that being said, on road here, the cooper stt pros are good, but Goodyear Wrangler duratracs are really good. What city are you moving to?
Angry Aussie
New member
Angry Aussie
New member
WJCO
Meme King
I lived in Boulder many years. I'm only about 15 minutes away now. You should keep an eye on the Denver Mile High meetup thread. Good folks and good meetups.
To the best of my knowledge, no. If it's not a daily driver, I would highly recommend the coopers. The duratracs are great tires, but I don't think they provide 37s. I've run the coopers in 33s and 35s and they're a great tire but this is just my trail rig.
Angry Aussie
New member
Sadly mine will still be my daily driver till after we move. What would you recommend for daily driver?
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Angry Aussie
New member
WJCO
Meme King
Are you staying in town or commuting? Honestly, if not commuting in the snow, the Coopers will probably be just fine around town even in the snow, but they're still a mud tire. I probably should have been more clear, if you're commuting on the highways regularly, an All-Terrain style tire would be better IMO when driving in the snow.
I'm just North.
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Linebacker
Caught the Bug
^^^ This. We moved to Colorado from Arizona. I was running Trail Graps at the time. Super good on our trails but not very good at all in the snow, scary even. A/T’s are the best bet. I’d love to have the jack for a second set of Trail Graps. Sigh!
Anyway, welcome to Colorado. You’re gonna love the trails here.
Anyway, welcome to Colorado. You’re gonna love the trails here.