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Here are a few pics from the Telegraph Canyon trip today. Just two of us this time. Thanks for leading it, Mike! We had a great time. Beautiful day for wheelin, no doubt about it....

The "Maximus 3" roof rack is actually a Rhino pioneer platform with Maximus 3 mounting brackets. All of the weight is transmitted down to the roll bars, none of the weight is supported by the hard top. There are roll bar brackets inside which sit flush with the hard top from the inside and sort...

I love the Maximus 3 rack, most of which is made by Rhino. For shirts and grins, I included a pic of the rack covered in mud.... just in case you wanted to know what that looks like.... Sent from my Galaxy Tab S2 using WAYALIFE mobile app

Thanks! As all our Jeeps tend to do, it evolved a lot. This is how it looked by the time I sold it around 4 years later. Ironically I think this pic is also from Log Corral. That Jeep was a pain in the ass but I loved it. Sent from my Galaxy S6 using WAYALIFE mobile app

This is great, I found a crappy photo, circa 2002. So how did I end up in the ditch when the trail next to it is perfectly flat? Yeah, I'm an imbecile. You can't fix stupid. Ah good times.....

Great pictures, Mike! I have a bunch to add as well. Thanks, as always, to Randy for leading the trail. My kids and I had a blast. Thanks again!

I shoved a backup camera up the spider's ass. Sent from my Galaxy S6 using WAYALIFE mobile app

I wanted to post one more Smiley Rock pic because I think it's funny. With all the snow and mud, in this pic you can't tell where my hood ends and the trail begins. Perfect camouflage, baby!

Here are pics from the Smiley Rock Trail run today. Thanks again to Randy for leading it! It was a great day. So much mud....

It's been more than 10 years since I ran jack handle, but I remember cutting a lot of tires on the sharp rocks there. Fun trail though. The first obstacle was exciting. I also rolled my Cherokee on that trail in a place I had no business rolling. I took the small incline on the way out at...

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The JKUR I have today is mostly new to me and it hasn't really lost its virginity yet. My Jeep "back in the day" was an XJ, and I rode it hard.

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