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Ok I take that back. Drove up there yesterday to hike with my pup and there was a guy that somehow got a Tesla Model S up there.

Gore-tex Merrell hiking boots and a thick pair of socks works for me pretty much all winter long. In my experience what really gets you in the cold is if your feet get wet. So some kind of water-repellent shoe is key for winter, and if you're hiking through snow a pair of gaiters helps big time.

For sure that road needs some work. I got up there OK in my 4Runner but you def need some kind of higher ground clearance vehicle.

Saturday I hiked with my dog on Wall, Mojo Swamp, and back to Ferber Circle via Cherry Ridge Rd. Conditions were about as good as one can expect for it being this early in the year. Especially considering how much snow we got in February.

Replaced a blown turn signal bulb on the 4Runner in 15 minutes during lunch break without having to remove a single thing under the hood. Just enough space between the battery and the back of the headlight for my hand to fit. 10/10

Y'all gonna have to start practicing 3-point turns and parallel parking

I might have posted earlier in this thread, but I replaced a rear wheel bearing on my 2012 STI last fall. That thing was stuck so badly that the bearing literally came apart before the hub would come loose from the knuckle. I ended up having to replace the hub and the knuckle, which ended up...

Love the color on that bike

Glad you're OK Pete. Be careful out there!

almost spit my coffee out reading this

I had to check and make sure my truck was still outside in the parking lot. That thing is super clean, especially for the mileage. Price seems a bit high, but who knows they might get it. I had a gas station attendant tell me the other week that I would be a fool if I ever sold this truck.

Years ago I stripped the paint off an old frame with aircraft paint remover and a dremel for the tight spots. Lesson learned. Never doing that again.

When I lived up in West Milford my after work road rides went down past the Brady Farm towards Warwick. Great spot!

Awesome dude. Keep it up!

Greatest plates ever.

Did you guys ever ride the south-facing rock slab that comes off the Wanaque Ridge? You gotta bushwack a bit off the top of the Ridge trail to get to it, and it is steep. Big pucker factor.

It's difficult to find this old trail from the top, but it's not that hard to find where it crosses the Wanaque Ridge Trail. Ride the Wanaque Ridge Trail (orange blaze) southbound. After you cross the pipeline and hike-a-bike up the steps, keep riding while looking to your right. You'll...

I got mine from Rockauto. They sold both the hub and the knuckle, just not together as a package.

Brutal. Had to replace a rear wheel bearing on my STI last year. Could not separate the hub from the knuckle. Just ended up replacing the whole hub, knuckle, and backing plate assembly. More expensive that way, but when I eventually have to do the other 3 corners that's totally what I'm gonna do.

Glad you're alright Pete