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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.

All of these were tested on the same vehicle. If a decibel meter were placed in the same location, with tires all recorded at the same speed and tire pressure, it would at least be more accurate than two people guessing. I imagine the route was the same for each tire. Therefore, an accelerometer...

They also tested an LT version against non-LT tires.

You have to love subjective scoring without any real data for comparison. A decibel meter and a few accelerometers would go a long way when discussing road noise and ride quality.

Student discount for YouTube Premium for the win. I don't think I will ever go back to a peasant membership status.

I consistently set my tires to 35-36psi on my BL Sasquatch after I realized 39 was a ridiculous number. Even Goodyear states 35psi max inflation on the 315/70-17 Territory MT's.