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Indeed we did!

Not too late to do Corral Hollow! There’s a few inches of snow on the ground to make for a fun but slippery experience.

@sm_cc_03 I’ve done it in a badlands with 33s.

I just used adhesive-backed velcro and it works really well.

Yes, they are.

Load rating on that Bimini top? At least two Christmas trees.

Last year by mammoth lakes.

For sale are 5 Badlands wheels with TPMS sensors, ready to mount right on your bronco. All tires have 12/36” tread depth (15/32” is new). Some wheels have small scuffs/scratches. Asking $1000. Local pickup in Belmont only.

Looking to trade or buy Sasquatch fender flares for my standard flares off my Badlands. NorCal/Bay Area

Town ford Redwood City was a good place to order at MSRP. They have a badlands now with 10k markup on the lot as well.

Pacifica Tacobell or Soul Grind would be awesome spots to meet up.

Do you notice a big MPG drop? Also, does it rub full flex with the sway bar disconnected?

I highly recommend running the signal peak OHV trail! We made it about half way before the conditions prevented us from continuing and we just biked up the rest. I’m definitely going back when the snow is all melted away.

I made a bracket kind of in a rush. I took a 1.5” wide aluminum strip (.125” thick) form Home Depot and drilled out a hole for the mounting point and one for the whip flag mounting at about 3” apart. The plate held up great and the flag made no contact with the body at all.

We did an Oceano Dunes trip. Once I got the throttle response figured out, given the turbos and all, it climbed those dunes like a champ. Also, the trail turn feature on sand is basically a button to do donuts.

@fronc Surprisingly, it wasn't a problem.

@@BadBlueBronco Eldorado National Forest

Bestop Bimini top works well for grabbing some Christmas trees from the forest.

Just climbed Genoa Peak up in Tahoe yesterday after some fresh snowfall!

@fronc I think I follow your Instagram. Definitely one of the nicest Broncos out there.