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A neighbor of mine bought an Indian FTR in 2020. He turned around this year, when vehicle prices started climbing due to supply disruptions, and sold it for $5000 more. Crazy times. That's a non-traditional bike form my taste, but I love it. It's a huge head turner in person. I love the...

Is that "Sick!", but with a lisp...??

Well...for one thing, the Ram will not steer around curves.

Twinkie means something else where I'm from...

I like how your photo sequence tells the story. My chainsaw has a shorter bar for around the house cuts, but I've taken down a few trees before. Nothing of the diameter you cut there. My question is, how do you keep the chain sharp? With as many cuts as it took to fill the bed of your truck...

All good things to hear, since I have, more or less, the same pickup truck as you!

First time I've seen a sport bike on a hitch carrier. I need to see someone load a bike. First, I'm thinking okay, a 450+lb bike has to go up above hip height, and there's no place to put down a kickstand. So, it has to be held vertical and balanced while at the same time the straps are...

I drove a Ford Explorer on vacation in Utah last week of July. I was very impressed with that truck's firm suspension. I hauled *** in the rural areas on the way to hiking trails, because overall I drove 1500 miles in just one week. I wasn't about to waste time. So in the curves, I really...

20 is a good compromise...not too much sidewall like an 18, the wheel portion looks proportional to the overall truck, but you still have some flex for off-road and safety margin for curb scrapes.

Can you and do you eat the wild hogs? Is that good meat? Can you compare it to supermarket ribs / pulled pork shoulder / chops etc.?

Man, that is a serious tread pattern for a low profile tire! Should really help you find grip as you carefully climb the cracks in the driveway concrete. 😁 I also have the 22" wheels on my Laramie. I'll probably fully consume the tires, but I'll need to have something in mind for the next...

A Husky AND a KTM?! Dude, choose a team, save some for other riders!

500 EXC-F, the brass ring of dual sports! Well, I like the 690 Enduro also. If only I could afford a stable of them. I'll get by with my WR250R for a little while longer.

That's a cool device! The jack just clamps the footpegs? That's enough to keep it from shifting left to right (driver side to passenger side)? Do you use a strap like in the video? Not sure where near the clutch cable he was placing it, and not sure why he did it. I'd need to check the jack...

Well... I have NEVER pushed up a bike. My sport bike (Kawasaki ZX12R) is about 515 lb and I ride it up the ramp. I used to do it with a foot ramp on only the left side. Then I'd like lean to the left with one foot on the foot ramp. Now, I have a left and right foot ramp and I ride it up...

Yeah, I think 4" is the right height. Mopar has a 2" that keeps the warranty. Do you lose warranty? What are other disadvantages? Does a lift hurt fuel economy?

Adam, Is that the 5'7" bed or the 6'4"? I can't tell, but it looks like the shorter? I'd like to see the Husky fully strapped. I have a Yamaha WR250R. I've never strapped up with the kickstand down, nor have I gone diagonally. Consequently, I always have to leave my tailgate open. If I...

I have my eye on those hooks as well. Rear to tow others, front to be towed. Who wants to pull someone out of a ditch in reverse? I thought I read that installation is a bit tricky due to the spare tire??

Personally, I think hanging the front wheel and forks over the tailgate is a kind of mountain bike rider's signature, like the Jeep and motorcyclist wave. It's kind of a shout out to other riders, saying, "I just tossed the bike in the back and headed to the trail!" You see a completely...