Goat fab!! I’m very impressed with them..
Just a simple day trip In Vermont running blue trails.. 12 of us went.. 4- Range Rovers, 2- Tacos, 2 /4Runners, 3 Jeeps and 1 Bronco.. Everyone was really impressed with my Bronco and gave me lots of compliments.. The trails definitely had lots of Rock obstacles and lots of mud.. The trails are closed from Nov 15-May 15 and definitely were overgrown with lots of tree branches..I came home with lots of new pinstripes, hood took a beating and I’m sure both sides will look just as bad when I eventually clean off the mud.. I also got my pass rim pretty bad on a rock hiding under one of the deep mud crossings.. We all had a great day and most importantly we remembered that this day actually belongs to our Veterans.. Wish I took more pictures on the trail, I was having so much fun I actually forgot too.. Bronco turns 2 months old on May 31st.. Such a muddy mall crawler now..
We should definitely get together this summer and do some wheeling trips.. Nice pictures my friend.. I’m always happy to get off road with like minded peopleI wonder how close we came to each other without knowing it. I too was wheeling across VT, NH, and MA over the holiday weekend. Took it up the Ma Bell trail in mass for a real test before hitting the class 4/6 roads. I tried to record using the new "Bronco trails" app, but it's more like the bronco fails app... Dumb app needs cell service to record video, lesson learned.
Ended up tearing off some fender parts and a bumper podlight somehow along the way. Nothing some zip ties and ductape couldn't fix on the trail though.
Shoot me a pm if you ever need another spotter / trail support.
Beautiful weather!
try owning a black bronco with tight New England riding. yeeee hawww.I just messaged these guys, asked if they have any plans for a Bronco line. They're in Colorado.
MekMagnet looks interesting (thanks, BuffBronco, for the heads-up). They'll replicate the design you provide (I'm thinking USMC desert or woods camo), but their price range looks a few hundred dollars higher than GOAT's.
Still--a lot cheaper than a paint job!
I'm looking at CombustionKing's image here, and thinking: I want running these beautiful--but tight--eastern trails without worrying about my rig.
There seems to be some interest in a Vermont get-together and run. Should we start a thread or group conversation?
Nice images, very good color. What/where is that trail?I wonder how close we came to each other without knowing it. I too was wheeling across VT, NH, and MA over the holiday weekend. Took it up the Ma Bell trail in mass for a real test before hitting the class 4/6 roads. I tried to record using the new "Bronco trails" app, but it's more like the bronco fails app... Dumb app needs cell service to record video, lesson learned.
Ended up tearing off some fender parts and a bumper podlight somehow along the way. Nothing some zip ties and ductape couldn't fix on the trail though.
Shoot me a pm if you ever need another spotter / trail support.
Beautiful weather!
I had Shadow Black as an original order. Ended up keeping the MY21 that I landed after driving the manual and never looked back. I very much appreciate Iconic Silver for this reason alone.
The one with the large rockface is Ma Bell. The others are just random class 4/6 roads in southern VT/NH. Not really even sure they had names.
Did the Ma Bell 4 times now. Last year, after I got my BadSquatch, to do a real trail after OffRoadeo. Then in February, to recon it for a group run. Then April 16 & 17 with some Bronco6G buddies. If you didn't know, it gets its name from the old AT&T company which ran a telephone pole line up that hill. Not many authentic non-road trails in New England. We want to be careful not to abuse them.
Yep! I'm generally apprehensive of giving out trails exactly for that reason.
