Badge of Honor

[texasgreazer]

I dunno, Bronco has a phat rear end. There are many switchbacks that would challenge the wide and long body.

If these guys can do Black bear...I don't think a Bronco's width is going to be a problem

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[flatlander40]

I dunno, Bronco has a phat rear end. There are many switchbacks that would challenge the wide and long body.

I agree. That looks like a trail where inches matter! You might be better off with a base model on that trail!

 

[Blksn955.o]

Instead of badge of honor....

My .02 for names for Bronco.

Bridle path
Trot token
Trail Ride
Pony Express Route

Maybe just stickers with the trail name and location info.

 

[BLTN]

I dunno, Bronco has a phat rear end. There are many switchbacks that would challenge the wide and long body.

Trail Turn Assist with the auto trans - automatic cutting brake will tighten the turning radius considerably. Larger vehicles have made the upper (downhill-only) section, although with multi-point turns...TTA-equipped Bronco may be able to do them "clean".

 

[Hoofnmouth]

Pilgrimage to the great mall of america??

 

[flatlander40]

Pilgrimage to the great mall of america??

Well.... I did say it’s versatile!! Lol

 

[BLTN]

Pilgrimage to the great mall of america??

OBX's only?

 

[Hey19]

Broncos need to be seen doing all these trails and I'm sure they will be. We got a bit of ground to make up on the Jeepers. I plan on doing my part! Can't wait to post my first trail damage pics! (Well actually I can but...)

 

[Megawatt]

If these guys can do Black bear...I don't think a Bronco's width is going to be a problem

I never said impossible, I said challenge. Show us the video of the hummers making that turn to see a challenge.

 

[NVCowboy]

Based on your idea above, what about something like "Branded Paths" and rather than Jeep's "Badge of Honor" program which has an outline of the trail, someone in this group with artistic skills come up with designs that look like actual livestock brands...food for thought!

Good idea. The only caution I offer is the tendency for alot of brands, if a person starts to stack up trails, is going to start to look cluttered. Also a good chance you might end up copying registered livestock brands in various states.

 

[Anthraces]

If BN won’t create the program, then maybe 6g will

Sign me up!!! Wait, we are already signed up. Let’s get it started

 

[Mattwings]

Broncos need to be seen doing all these trails and I'm sure they will be. We got a bit of ground to make up on the Jeepers. I plan on doing my part! Can't wait to post my first trail damage pics! (Well actually I can but...)

I am hoping it’s as easy as it looks to pull the flares and doors for trail running. With rock rails, that should make the trail damage less frequent ?

 

[Gr8Hortoni]

The John Bronco seal of approval ?

 

[ronstar]

Are these trails for Sasquatch packaged Broncos or will, let’s say, a Big Bend with upgraded gears and better tires make any of them?

I did Schnebley Hill Trail in Sedona, Az in my stock Wrangler X with no problem. I suspect any Bronco could handle that trail.

Edit to add: Certainly other trails on the list are far more difficult.

 

[Gr8Hortoni]

I did Schnebley Hill Trail in Sedona, Az in my stock Wrangler X with no problem. I suspect any Bronco could handle that trail.

You’ll find a mix of stock to wild all through the list. The Marblehead loop in Michigan is 90% stock friendly, only the rock face at Marblehead itself is extreme. Holly oaks is just an orv park, so there’s something for everyone. You can tackle a lot of these in any form stock or modified, just do your research before you take them on.

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