xerofall

There are times I'm super afraid to ask questions here. I'm still noobish on certain things.

septonic

Good post man well thought up.

zero_traction69

very good post 100% true everyone regardless should read this post

JKChandler

Thanks for this!

mrktwatchr

I loved the post .. only thing missing is that some guys on the trails think THEY OWN the trail and just like in this forum some folks think THEY OWN the forums as well and will pick on anyone who writes something they dont agree with

If you have nothing positive to to say to someone on the trails or in this forum then please keep your mouth shut ...

Thanks

And again great post!!!

jeepoholic

So true. I hate being around people who think there all that when there on the trail.

P.S - I want to go fishing with this guy!

mmmbeefy

Copying this to my motorcycling forum, great post!

Jeepers Batman

Words to live by

Minxkatt

Wow, great post! We were complete newbies until this past weekend when we went on our first Jeep Jamboree- now we know just enough to be dangerous! However- every single person we met, talked to and hung around with was so willing to share whatever knowledge they had- that is what made it possible for us to try all those "scary" hills and learn to have confidence not just in our Jeep but more importantly in ourselves! If I had known about this family atmosphere earlier I would have bought a Jeep many years ago! Thanks to all who share their love of the sport! and cheers to you too!

dabeave92

Great post. I'm still in my newb stage with my new Jeep~ learning capabilities and all. It's still too pretty (and pricey!) to hammer down trails with probably body damage, but my own male ego (most fragile object on Earth) tends to get in the way. "Oh, I got this!" or "Hang on, I want to try something!" are usually followed by a large scraping or ka-thump sound...

See ya'll on a trail soon!