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Staying up on Carova 4x4 beach this week, I know 20 psi is typical air pressure for vehicles, but do you go that low on a 3/4 ton truck? ( all season tires).

From what I’ve seen I’ll probably have to go to kill devil hills or nags head?

I’m local hazmat hauler, I’ve got a $5 offer over my current job. I know my manager is 2 faced and will try to say anything why I shouldn’t leave. Opinions? New job is $10.5k year for same job.

I know I’ve thought about it lots of times when a map pops up and I’m in a tank I feel isn’t suited well for the map or I feel like I’d be better in a different tank per map. I know obviously the teams wouldn’t be as balanced but what’s your opinions?

Like the title says I’m guessing I’d be ok with 10 # test line but I’ve never fished the sound. Will I be ok or go heavier??

Staying about 4 miles up the beach and luckily my rental has a canal that goes right to the sound for kayak fishing. Any tips tricks or will it be a bust. Thanks for replies!

This year I will be rented a SUV rather than drive my truck and we are staying up on the 4x4. Is something like a Toyota 4Runner capable enough for beach driving? Any other SUV’s that would be good besides a jeep? Thanks!

For example is a Yamaha 250f the same internally or are they detuned at all? I know the map settings can be changed but is there anything different between men’s/women’s class bikes?

I’ve raced woods for 10+ years, never raced 1 mx race. Those cuts from ppl that have down both.

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Garentee he’s gonna look like evil kneivel with the red white and blue.