This week’s forum member who caught our attention is one michaelf. Representing out of Concord, NC, he works in concrete recycling/rock crushing. His true passions, however, are the types of things we can relate with well around here: Restoring old cars, trucks, tractors, camping, and our personal favorite- going four wheeling.

This week we’re featuring the photo work of forum member sotto66. Representing out of New Britain, CT, this guy has dozens of albums worth of awesome pics to peruse up on our site. We notice he frequents Pisgah State Park and enjoys exploring with his son Thomas.

This week we’re handing the reins over to forum member IQSledneck. A union boilermaker out of Baxter, MN, this guy has been a member of our forums since 2009. His username may suggest devotion to snowmobiles, there’s little doubt he’s crazy about quads and so is his riding posse.

This week we’re taking a look at forum member Volman. Real name Mark, he’s representing out of Maryville,TN where, if pics are any indicator, they get a little snow come winter. A member since 2008, Volman says he likes to ride with friends and his three kids.

This week we’re looking at forum member Troyboy68. Representing out of Thompson, CT, we get the impression this fella knows a thing or two about the value of the group ride! He’s been a member since 2009, we encourage you to give his profile a look. He’s got sixteen albums worth of pictures so what […] More »

This week the spotlight is illuminating forum member 300exBirddog. Real name Steven, our buddy Burdog has been a member since 2005. Despite what the user name may try and convince you, he’s rocking a 2003 Yamaha Raptor 660R with nerf bars, 6 pack rack, ITP wheels with hole shots, Trail Tech computer, HID headlights and […] More »

This week we’re checking out East Texas’s forum member The Kid. You might think that being from Texas and all, The Kid is a fan of wide open dusty plains but according to our unrivaled skills of observation, we are inclined to suspect he’s a mudder at heart. A mechanic by trade, we’re noticing a […] More »