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Having helicopter rode many commies, I'm thankful for the time we've had.
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Ahhh shit
Here we go again
thatchiveguy
I did the Georgia traverse during a storm that set records. Was some gnarly storms while we were very deep in the bush. Recording rainfall and flooding
We passed through a town that had been hit by a flash flood. Some of the roads had 3' of water, tons of debris on the road. Paved roads completely covered in dirt and mud. I made a little Ronni dahl episode of you want to check it out.
thatchiveguy
w^
I've ran ome on the Georgia traverse. On a heavily armored 4runner. There are segments of it where it's just absolutely slow crawling. Over loose large sized stones 4:30 seconds is around what some of the 40+ miles stretches look like.
Running Patagonias at around 10 psi made it a great ride. We were cruising 15-25 mph where it was in long open spots. At around the 3rd to 4th hour of riding in those conditions I unfortunately noticed a big difference in ride quality.
Thankfully I don't commute on roads like that. Other than that I daily it and on road they are stout.
Makes driving withouts sway bars a bit more stable.
Heh heh
Nothing shitty about this.