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Limpinlobster

Limpinlobster

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In 2017 I had to let go of my JK, as well as an 85 CJ7. I’m happy to say that a few weeks ago, I was able to get back into a Jeep. It’s a 2001 TJ Sport. It’s a different animal compared to my old JKR, but it’s plenty capable. I’m excited to be a part of this community again. I’ve been on a few runs years ago. They were a blast and an awesome learning experience.

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Limpinlobster said:
In 2017 I had to let go of my JK, as well as an 85 CJ7. I’m happy to say that a few weeks ago, I was able to get back into a Jeep. It’s a 2001 TJ Sport. It’s a different animal compared to my old JKR, but it’s plenty capable. I’m excited to be a part of this community again. I’ve been on a few runs years ago. They were a blast and an awesome learning experience.

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Welcome from Utah! Good looking TJ!
 
Limpinlobster said:
Hey, thanks. This may sound crazy but seeing that you're from Utah, I've never been to Moab. What would you recommend for a first trail?
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Man that’s a long list lol. Being that you’ll be experiencing slickrock for the first time (don’t be fooled by the name, it’s got an insane amount of traction when it’s dry) I would recommend getting comfortable on a trail like Fins’n’things or even hells revenge. Big domes with long ascents and descents. And a few spots where you’ll encounter ledges that you have to bump your way up. Starting in March I spend quite a lot of time down there being that it’s only a few hours drive for me. Let me know if you decide to plan a trip and I’ll clear out a couple days to show you around.
 
RESURECTIONJK said:
Man that’s a long list lol. Being that you’ll be experiencing slickrock for the first time (don’t be fooled by the name, it’s got an insane amount of traction when it’s dry) I would recommend getting comfortable on a trail like Fins’n’things or even hells revenge. Big domes with long ascents and descents. And a few spots where you’ll encounter ledges that you have to bump your way up. Starting in March I spend quite a lot of time down there being that it’s only a few hours drive for me. Let me know if you decide to plan a trip and I’ll clear out a couple days to show you around.
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Sweet!!! thanks for the advice. If I plan anything that way I'll be sure to give you a heads up. :beer:
 
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