Minionmoto

This literally sucked. 1st time I've ever had something like this happen to me in 23+ years of riding.

The vibe was a little off when i headed out on this ride and in the video you'll see some weird and crazy things. The next motovlog video after this will be from the same day. I should've listened to my gut feeling about the vibe but I am glad it happened then and not later somewhere else.

seriously.... can anyone answer this question???

Let me know what your preferred truck set up is. 2 door, extended cab, 4 door, 5 1/2 foot bed, 6 foot bed, 6 1/2 foot bed, 7 foot bed, 8 foot bed, 10-14 foot bed?. 2 door with a 5.5ft bed is cool. extended cab with a6.5-8 foot bed is nice and a 4 door with an 8-12 foot bed are all my set ups.

Before you freak out, No i was not actually on federal or military property at all in any way shape or form, i was outside of the fence on public land designated for OHV (off highway vehicle) use otherwise known as off road park.

Please believe me when i say just clean your car, make it look presentable as possible and spend a few dollars to make it nice. Also keeping all of your receipts for everything you do to your car will help. Especially if you put on new hub caps (if needed) new floor mats, new battery etc. New tires that are $50 from Walmart are better than old, worn, cracked and bald tires. ALSO, you're going to get a full tank of gas for free when you buy a car from a dealership, so if you fill your tank up on your trade in, it'll help you out.

In the last 6 months, I was waiting for parts to arrive while fighting with having the wrong parts as well.

Seriously y'all, just do your maintenance on your vehicles earlier than needed. It's not going to hurt anything. It's a pain in the butt, but still. Would you rather spend an extra $2,000 over the course of 10 years on more maintenance or $25,000+ to replace your engine, transmission, axles, transfer cases, brake systems and cooling systems? Or how about $35,000+ on a new vehicle? Answer that question and see which one sounds better.

(NOT A SPONSORED VIDEO IN ANY WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM) These license plate lights are literally plug and play. Just pull out the old bulbs, plug in the L.E.D. lights into the bulbs socket, and snap the housing into place on the bumper. Literally a $15.99 investment for nicer and brighter lights off of americantrucks.com. Also don't forget to check out Raxiom head lights, tail lights and third member break lights on americantrucks.com as well.