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I made the trip from Wisconsin to Colorado in September in my 4 door non-Sasquatch Badlands. We did the Switzerland Trail, the Caribou 4WD Route, Russell Gulch, Nevadaville Loop and Apex Road. Was really impressed with the Bronco's capabilities on the trail and the livability of it on the...

I live in Wisconsin but I'm visiting Denver with my four door Badlands non-Sasquatch the third week of September. I've been looking at all the trails near Denver on the Bronco Trail App and frankly it's a little overwhelming. I'm looking for recommendations from locals regarding trails I should...

The 7MT was a must for me, so I was always going to go with the 2.3. That said, I had a 2017 Ford Focus RS with the 2.3 in it (tuned quite differently, but still the same engine) and it was a workhorse. My Bronco is about 1000 pounds heavier than the Focus but the 2.3 does just fine moving this...

I have this Mabett model: https://www.amazon.com/Mabett-Tailgate-Cutting-Accessories-Foldable/dp/B0B212YJQR/ref=sr_1_16?keywords=mabett%2Bbronco%2Baccessories&sr=8-16&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.c3015c4a-46bb-44b9-81a4-dc28e6d374b3&th=1 No drill install and it seems pretty heavy duty though I...

I live in Wisconsin and the Weather G.O.A.T. mode is fantastic in the snow. The 4A is great to keep you moving and the reduced throttle response makes it easier to get going from a stop without slipping. I played with Mud & Ruts and Sand modes in a snowy field. Ford says Sand is the mode to use...

The first thing I bought for my 2021 Badlands was the IAG removable rear dual cup holder. I can’t believe they sell a vehicle in this day and age without cup holders for each row. I have since also purchased a fire extinguisher mount from Desert Does It and the under seat front multi-mount panel...