What did you do to your Ram today???

[1BADRAMLIMITED]

Not RAM Related but I loaded up the bike today for my longest trip ever. Dropping my bike off at the shipping company tomorrow. In 2 weeks, I fly out to Oregon to begin a 12,000 Mile ride over 5-6 weeks.

Departing Bend Oregon on June 17th
Riding dirt roads to the Canadian border (Oregon / Washington Backcountry Discovery Routes) then taking as much dirt as possible to Dawson City Yukon then up to the Arctic Ocean via the Dempster Highway. From there, south through forest service roads around the Banff area, crossing into Glacier National Park and riding the Continental Divide south to Mexico. Finally, The Trans America Highway east back to Charlotte North Carolina that TAT is mostly dirt but once you cross into the Carolinas, it's pavement (booo)

so it won't be a RAM trip but that's okay.

EDIT: Here's a screenshot of the route that starts in Oregon -

https://imgur.com/DD7nFan

anyway, I'm stoked and wanted to share.

Going to try to do daily shorts on my YouTube channel and some Instagram posts whenever I have cell service. Where I'm going won't really have any service but every couple of days - Adam Chandler / Login • Instagram

Can’t wait to see the pics and clips you get in that amazing trip. I hope you have a safe trip.

 

[W Six]

@AdamChandler I hope you have a great and safe trip!

 

[JamRam]

Not RAM Related but I loaded up the bike today for my longest trip ever. Dropping my bike off at the shipping company tomorrow. In 2 weeks, I fly out to Oregon to begin a 12,000 Mile ride over 5-6 weeks.

Departing Bend Oregon on June 17th
Riding dirt roads to the Canadian border (Oregon / Washington Backcountry Discovery Routes) then taking as much dirt as possible to Dawson City Yukon then up to the Arctic Ocean via the Dempster Highway. From there, south through forest service roads around the Banff area, crossing into Glacier National Park and riding the Continental Divide south to Mexico. Finally, The Trans America Highway east back to Charlotte North Carolina that TAT is mostly dirt but once you cross into the Carolinas, it's pavement (booo)

so it won't be a RAM trip but that's okay.

EDIT: Here's a screenshot of the route that starts in Oregon -

https://imgur.com/DD7nFan

anyway, I'm stoked and wanted to share.

Going to try to do daily shorts on my YouTube channel and some Instagram posts whenever I have cell service. Where I'm going won't really have any service but every couple of days - Adam Chandler / Login • Instagram

Why?

You running from the law?

Or the in-laws?

 

[Dogpatch]

Used the Ram to pick this up today.
Hey @JamRam, the other one lasted longer than 2 weeks. Made it 3 weeks LOL.
Wife wants to keep this one for a while. We’ll see.

 

[Bo-Bearski]

Accessories added: Installed lug nut condoms... err gloss black plastic lug covers from Ebay. I'm not thrilled that they only cover 80 percent and you can still see some steel, but painted lugs scratch, and the garbage treads on aftermarket, cheaply made replacements don't get to be on a 70K truck.... says me.

Also installed a soft roll up tonneau cover by Autosaver88 from Amazon. Nice quality and fit. Like that you can access the entire bed. (I bought my truck used and the Factory Tri-fold cover was missing.)

I shopped last night for exhaust systems.... you tube sound videos,... Leaning toward the MBRP High Flow T409.
I liked the tone of the Flowmaster FloFX, but it seems it like to bust out if it's seams!

Bear​

Black Lug Covers: Lug Nut Covers for Ram 1500 2500 - Glossy Black 24PCS | eBay
Soft Roll up Tonneau: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNX8VQ6C?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
MBRP Muffler: 3" Single in/out Muffler Replacement, High Flow, T409, 2019-2024 RAM 1500, 5.7L Hemi

 

[boogielander]

Not RAM Related but I loaded up the bike today for my longest trip ever. Dropping my bike off at the shipping company tomorrow. In 2 weeks, I fly out to Oregon to begin a 12,000 Mile ride over 5-6 weeks.

Departing Bend Oregon on June 17th
Riding dirt roads to the Canadian border (Oregon / Washington Backcountry Discovery Routes) then taking as much dirt as possible to Dawson City Yukon then up to the Arctic Ocean via the Dempster Highway. From there, south through forest service roads around the Banff area, crossing into Glacier National Park and riding the Continental Divide south to Mexico. Finally, The Trans America Highway east back to Charlotte North Carolina that TAT is mostly dirt but once you cross into the Carolinas, it's pavement (booo)

so it won't be a RAM trip but that's okay.

EDIT: Here's a screenshot of the route that starts in Oregon -

https://imgur.com/DD7nFan

anyway, I'm stoked and wanted to share.

Going to try to do daily shorts on my YouTube channel and some Instagram posts whenever I have cell service. Where I'm going won't really have any service but every couple of days - Adam Chandler / Login • Instagram

ride safe!
just followed both accounts to follow along the trip.

I'll be doing the similar trip in 2 months!

 

[HEMIJAKE]

Actually did some work with it ha. Took down an ash tree at my old man's house while he was out of town. He recently had back surgery, so I figured it would be best to do it alone while he was out of town and unable to help. Should heat my garage for at least a winter or winter and a half. Now the real work begins. Cleanup, splitting, and stacking.

 

[Ramroo]

Actually did some work with it ha. Took down an ash tree at my old man's house while he was out of town. He recently had back surgery, so I figured it would be best to do it alone while he was out of town and unable to help. Should heat my garage for at least a winter or winter and a half. Now the real work begins. Cleanup, splitting, and stacking.
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Yea the emerald ash Borer has killed all my ash trees.
Usually all I burn. Splits and burns well.

 

[HEMIJAKE]

Yea the emerald ash Borer has killed all my ash trees.
Usually all I burn. Splits and burns well.

Yep! We took down the neighboring ash tree last year. It did very well in my garage last winter. I still have almost half of that left. Oddly enough, when I was a kid probably 20 years ago, this ash tree split half way down. My dad and I drilled it and used a rod anchor to draw it back together. The tree grew around it and did well. Of course I found the buried bolt with a freshly sharpened chain . Sad to see them go, but it was time.

 

[detroitm2]

Not RAM Related but I loaded up the bike today for my longest trip ever. Dropping my bike off at the shipping company tomorrow. In 2 weeks, I fly out to Oregon to begin a 12,000 Mile ride over 5-6 weeks.

Departing Bend Oregon on June 17th
Riding dirt roads to the Canadian border (Oregon / Washington Backcountry Discovery Routes) then taking as much dirt as possible to Dawson City Yukon then up to the Arctic Ocean via the Dempster Highway. From there, south through forest service roads around the Banff area, crossing into Glacier National Park and riding the Continental Divide south to Mexico. Finally, The Trans America Highway east back to Charlotte North Carolina that TAT is mostly dirt but once you cross into the Carolinas, it's pavement (booo)

so it won't be a RAM trip but that's okay.

EDIT: Here's a screenshot of the route that starts in Oregon -

https://imgur.com/DD7nFan

anyway, I'm stoked and wanted to share.

Going to try to do daily shorts on my YouTube channel and some Instagram posts whenever I have cell service. Where I'm going won't really have any service but every couple of days - Adam Chandler / Login • Instagram

Thats beyond badass. When I first saw this, I thought you meant "bicycle", which would have been even more insane. Best of luck to you!

 

[AdamChandler]

ride safe!
just followed both accounts to follow along the trip.

I'll be doing the similar trip in 2 months!

Awesome. DM me if you want to talk trip planning. I've been planning this one all winter and relied on the internet for 'must see roads' so anxious to finally get started. I have 2 weeks baked in for delays, breakdowns, etc just in case.

Thats beyond badass. When I first saw this, I thought you meant "bicycle", which would have been even more insane. Best of luck to you!

Yeah, I need to change my language. Around motorcycle riders you just say "I'm taking the bike" but at work where most of my colleagues are mountain bike riders, I get befuddled looks when I say "rode to Asheville this weekend and back" and they're like "no effing way"

 

[Idahoktm]

Awesome. DM me if you want to talk trip planning. I've been planning this one all winter and relied on the internet for 'must see roads' so anxious to finally get started. I have 2 weeks baked in for delays, breakdowns, etc just in case.



Yeah, I need to change my language. Around motorcycle riders you just say "I'm taking the bike" but at work where most of my colleagues are mountain bike riders, I get befuddled looks when I say "rode to Asheville this weekend and back" and they're like "no effing way"

I usually say "bike" and the mountain bikers I talk to get confused. I have to specify, "dirt bike". Then they say, "oh, you ride moto". Nope. "Moto" in my world is motocross.

 

[JamRam]

View attachment 184085 Used the Ram to pick this up today.
Hey @JamRam, the other one lasted longer than 2 weeks. Made it 3 weeks LOL.
Wife wants to keep this one for a while. We’ll see.

I smirked when you said "4 weeks" last time, as I knew you were only fooling yourself.

Since your wife likes this one, I'm gonna give it exactly 26 days on your driveway.

 

[HEMIJAKE]

I usually say "bike" and the mountain bikers I talk to get confused. I have to specify, "dirt bike". Then they say, "oh, you ride moto". Nope. "Moto" in my world is motocross.

And then you go on side by side forums with the European guys and they call them bikes, too.

 

[Willwork4truck]

Decided to take the spare down and throw it in the bed under the trifold cover. Better access if needed and I can keep it inflated properly.
Haven't had a flat in oh, 6 or more years but you never know. My luck it would be on a country road in the pitch black.

Took maybe 15 minutes from start to finish. Weird 1/2 tread tire. Never seen one like it.

 

[Gren71]

Decided to take the spare down and throw it in the bed under the trifold cover. Better access if needed and I can keep it inflated properly.
Haven't had a flat in oh, 6 or more years but you never know. My luck it would be on a country road in the pitch black.

Took maybe 15 minutes from start to finish. Weird 1/2 tread tire. Never seen one like it.

I went on ebay and got an inexpensive used tire to replace my crappy spare with just for piece of mind while towing. Those spares aren't rate for any weight or distance of driving.

 

[HSKR R/T]

Decided to take the spare down and throw it in the bed under the trifold cover. Better access if needed and I can keep it inflated properly.
Haven't had a flat in oh, 6 or more years but you never know. My luck it would be on a country road in the pitch black.

Took maybe 15 minutes from start to finish. Weird 1/2 tread tire. Never seen one like it.

It's one of the temporary spares. Read the sidewall. I'd suggest swapping it out for a real tire.

 

[HSKR R/T]

I went on ebay and got an inexpensive used tire to replace my crappy spare with just for piece of mind while towing. Those spares aren't rate for any weight or distance of driving.

I just got a tire off local Facebook marketplace when I went to a bigger tire. And bought a matching BTS wheel. Cheaper and faster than fleabay.

 

[jl13]

Accessories added: Installed lug nut condoms... err gloss black plastic lug covers from Ebay. I'm not thrilled that they only cover 80 percent and you can still see some steel, but painted lugs scratch, and the garbage treads on aftermarket, cheaply made replacements don't get to be on a 70K truck.... says me.

Also installed a soft roll up tonneau cover by Autosaver88 from Amazon. Nice quality and fit. Like that you can access the entire bed. (I bought my truck used and the Factory Tri-fold cover was missing.)

I shopped last night for exhaust systems.... you tube sound videos,... Leaning toward the MBRP High Flow T409.
I liked the tone of the Flowmaster FloFX, but it seems it like to bust out if it's seams!

Bear​

Black Lug Covers: Lug Nut Covers for Ram 1500 2500 - Glossy Black 24PCS | eBay
Soft Roll up Tonneau: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNX8VQ6C?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
MBRP Muffler: 3" Single in/out Muffler Replacement, High Flow, T409, 2019-2024 RAM 1500, 5.7L Hemi

I have the mbrp and while it sounded good, it sounds even better after doing the resonator delete from B2 fabrications

 

[Idahoktm]

And then you go on side by side forums with the European guys and they call them bikes, too.

We call kwads and SxS's retard chariots.