Rausch Creek this weekend
07-15-2012, 04:21 AM
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Rausch Creek this weekend
A few of use decided to take our kids and do the 101 class at Rausch Creek this weekend since we have never been there and one of my friends is new to 4 wheeling. We had a great time! Looking forward to the next trip. My brother rented a Cherokee for the day.
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07-15-2012, 06:49 AM
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I really wanna go there but it says tht the car has to have insurance under the person tht is driving it. My jeep has insurance under my dads name does tht mean I cnt go there?
07-15-2012, 04:18 PM
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I was pretty good. The only issue was that there was such a wide range of experience level. So it went from guys who never put there trucks into 4WD and guys like myself who have just never been to Rausch Creek and are looking for a primer on the park. The instructor, Kyle, was great. He did go over a few thinks that I did not know. It was a slow day from the newbies but a lot of fun. We are thinking about taking the 201 class one of these days.
Not sure about the insurance but that didn't ask for proof of insurance.
Not sure about the insurance but that didn't ask for proof of insurance.
07-16-2012, 09:18 PM
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I've been a long time lurker, but have owned my JKU since January 2012.
@winkelhawk, I was there this weekend and saw your Islander, very cool. I was the black JKU Sport, to better identify myself, I was the big tall Asian guy.
I had an awesome time finding out what my stock JKU could do. It wasn't my first off road trip, but was with a manual transmission. That really changes things when you are thinking about how to approach an obstacle along with correct gear and a little clutch workAs it turns out, much more than my old liefted XJ. Here are my photos, I think I got a couple shots of you in there.
https://plus.google.com/photos/11713...68857066845217
Rausch Creek is a great park, and Kyle was great tour guide.
@winkelhawk, I was there this weekend and saw your Islander, very cool. I was the black JKU Sport, to better identify myself, I was the big tall Asian guy.
I had an awesome time finding out what my stock JKU could do. It wasn't my first off road trip, but was with a manual transmission. That really changes things when you are thinking about how to approach an obstacle along with correct gear and a little clutch workAs it turns out, much more than my old liefted XJ. Here are my photos, I think I got a couple shots of you in there.
https://plus.google.com/photos/11713...68857066845217
Rausch Creek is a great park, and Kyle was great tour guide.
07-17-2012, 01:58 AM
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I've been a long time lurker, but have owned my JKU since January 2012.
@winkelhawk, I was there this weekend and saw your Islander, very cool. I was the black JKU Sport, to better identify myself, I was the big tall Asian guy.
I had an awesome time finding out what my stock JKU could do. It wasn't my first off road trip, but was with a manual transmission. That really changes things when you are thinking about how to approach an obstacle along with correct gear and a little clutch workAs it turns out, much more than my old liefted XJ. Here are my photos, I think I got a couple shots of you in there.
https://plus.google.com/photos/11713...68857066845217
Rausch Creek is a great park, and Kyle was great tour guide.
@winkelhawk, I was there this weekend and saw your Islander, very cool. I was the black JKU Sport, to better identify myself, I was the big tall Asian guy.
I had an awesome time finding out what my stock JKU could do. It wasn't my first off road trip, but was with a manual transmission. That really changes things when you are thinking about how to approach an obstacle along with correct gear and a little clutch workAs it turns out, much more than my old liefted XJ. Here are my photos, I think I got a couple shots of you in there.
https://plus.google.com/photos/11713...68857066845217
Rausch Creek is a great park, and Kyle was great tour guide.
Small world! Yep my Smurf mobile, as my friends call it, is in there. You also have my brother in the Cherokee not making it up the hill, LOL. He is never going to live it down. I think he would have been there all day if he could have, LOL. It was a great day.