Recent content by NaMinesClarence

We traded in our 2022 4-door Bronco Badlands Sasquatch a month or so ago and now I have a collection of parts sitting around. I'm located north of Forest Lake, Minnesota but could meet in the metro area. What is the best and/or easiest way to offload my aftermarket parts? Items include; Bora...

This takes me back to Fobra days.

Nothing beats the honeymoon phase.

Team modest over here, lol! 2023 Honda Ridgeline 2023 Husqvarna Norden 901 Expedition 2010 KTM XC-W 300 1981 Honda CB750F (some assembly required)

I went the powder coating route. One hundred bucks and 50k miles later, it has been the best cosmetic thing I have done.

As others have mentioned, you should drive a few of the vehicles you are considering. After 62,000 miles with a soft-top Badlands Sasquatch, it has done everything I asked, although there are many drawbacks. The Bronco has a significantly louder cabin noise than my current and previous Honda...

60k miles still looks mint!

People that mount their plates to the grill 🤮

100% opinion.

Thanks. It was a 2010 Z1000 that was sadly wrecked after being hit by a fellow rider. Wasn't yours a 2008? Or am I misunderstanding the Y2K part?

Generally you don't have to wait for 10-12 months for a warranty either 🤷🏻‍♂️

While I appreciate free parts through warranties, can I receive credit for the Ford Performance non-height adjustable 6100s instead?

I got a text from the dealership that last changed my oil that there was a recall and asking when I could schedule the repair. I asked when they would receive replacement parts, and I got crickets.

My January of 2022 built 2.7 Badlands Sasquatch with 60k miles has the original engine and shocks 🤷🏻‍♂️ It even gets driven year round in Minnesota, a state with a DOT that LOVES salt. Have some things failed? Sure, but not every unit is effected by small percentage of failures.

Hope there isn't much snow in Ohio.