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Mount I’m using is the tackform it works really well not one issue with it yet. The dashcam I’m using is the g900 I use it every time I’ve been off road since I got it. Works awesome!

I appreciate the details, keep the vids coming!

I've looked into your dashcam, it is impressive for sure. Curious, are you using the included rear camera as a front (offroad) camera or as intended?

Thanks, I use to be a Jeep guy now I’m on the bronco train it’s a great vehicle.

We just blew up a raptor steering rack on this trail last weekend 😅 and a jeep on 35s with no lockers was following the bronco on 37s and double locked

@@AdamRutan What does double locked mean?

I use a LockNFlate air chuck and it works perfect so I’m pretty sure the morrflate should also work. These Make it more enjoyable to air down. They air up quick too. Little expensive but so worth it. I liked them so much is reason I made the video.

@@kentuckianaBroncos appreciate it, man. Look forward to the next ride.

If you ran it downhill you would probably be okay. But I would say its a 33'' tire and up trail if you run it the normal way. Lots more trails you can do that are also close by that are stock friendly. Look into Fixer Rd, Bald Rock rd and Cave Fork rd. Join our FB group if you like. Search "Kentuckiana Bronco Off Road Meets"

@@kentuckianaBroncos Thanks for the recommendations. Pumpkin Hollow and Spaas Creek were just the closest trails to me, but we hike in RRG often so I'll check out the other trails. If I had a FB I would join. Do you guys have a discord, line, whatsapp etc.?

You are more than welcome to join our fb group if you want. (Kentuckiana Bronco Off Road Meets). We always have information on the trails we run. I can’t post a pic here but I just copied the gps coordinates of the spot where we had to turn around. Hope this helps. 37.41059, -84.12116

If you had someone spotting you it might do it. But definitely need to be armored up for this trail.

if your as technical as this pro yeah

You can get thru with 35s and 3 in lift

I used Onx offroad for this trail.

apparently it's called Rader Ridge Rd.

@@MatthewBrennan Thanks, That's on Trails Offroad

Thanks! I should have got all your info, we all took off so quickly. Join the FB group if you can. Info in the description. Another ride next month for sure!

Yes and this was right after a full nights rain. And they took out all the rocks at the end and made it worse if it’s rained.

@@kentuckianaBroncos I bet, atleast the rocks provide something the tires can grab. There was one section that was really bad, but I didn't notice it in the video (unless it was filled/graded too). We had to winch from 3 different spots to get through it.

@@BirdDogOffRoadAdventures Right where I got stuck at the end was right before that old house. It was like quick sand I couldn’t tell it was soft till it was too late. Just sucked me right in.

This is a great video of the DBBB. It takes some balls to run this trail alone! Are you on 35s?

⁠@@josha548237s

Most the video taken had no audio. 🤷

I don't think drones always record audio

Would you like some detailed instructions on how to use mute? Otherwise, “If you got nothin nice, say nothin”.

@@Craig-rd5vd Would you like some detailed instructions on how to remove your skull from your anus?

@@Craig-rd5vd Would you like some detailed instructions on how to remove your skull from your rectum?

It’s more fun

You are right, I use to be a Jeep guy but don’t knock the Bronco till you try it.

@@kentuckianaBroncos I did . My cousin bought a used one last year . Not for me. To each thier own

This was Sandlick Rd and some off Hollerwood offroad park

Look into the Daniel Boone Backcountry Byway