New to 4x4 and nervous...a little

[4runnerPat]

Jim previously posted:

[javaman34]

4runnerPat previously posted:

[Jim]

4runnerPat previously posted:

[KnuckleHead]

Welcome aboard

[jdawg33]

Welcome! I am in Highlands Ranch also! Let me know if there is anything i can do to help or if you want to hookup to get out on a few trails together!

[jayson44]

welcome!

J.

[otisdog]

Welcome. Here - I'll post a couple pics to help quell your fears. There's really nothing to be nervous about.
It' all in a days work so to speak.
Jim

[jayson44]

[The StRanger]

otisdog previously posted:

[carpenle]

Hello and Welcome!

[glacierpaul]

Official Welcome Pat! Was great to run the clean up with you! Those pics show the benefit of a group run for sure. The nice thing about wheelin is you can do it or not, walk a section before you run it, never get into trouble that way. Nice runner too!

[Hankincolorado]

Willkommen!

[Jeff70]

Pat, you and I both being new to the group for the clean up run, just wanted to say we enjoyed the run with you guys. Your rig did really well i thought, no problems at all. It was a good debut run!

[xaza]

Yeah no need to be nervous there is plenty of support in this group. You can always ask for a spot if you feel hesitant about an obstacle. There is always options, don't be afraid to speak up. When driving down a trail the person in front of you is to keep you in sight. If you stop they stop and the person in front of them stops and so on.

[Shadowmaker]

Save Carnage Canyon until after the body armor. Welcome!

[Jackie]

Welcome to the group! Never be nervous with this bunch. If you decide to run a trail that a more experienced member thinks might be a mistake for you and your rig, they will tell you that straight-up. If you need help figuring out an obstacle, ask for a spotter. Try to follow behind a "like-vehicle" and stay in their tracks if you like what they did. If you even have to hesitate or are afraid of a tip-over or something - Stop! (That has happened to me so many times when I felt like I had wheels in the air and was going to lose it and my spotter would tell me I had 4 boots firmly on the ground)! It's all part of the learning curve. Eventually you get to know your rig better and know what you are comfortable with trying. (Or not)!

[Fordguy77]

Welcome! Nice Runner.

[Rob]

Welcome aboard, Pat.