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[ujoint]

Recently did an interview with a local magazine, turned out pretty nice!

http://www.capitalatplay.com/the-off-road-less-travelled/

 

[volcomsurfer]

cool article.

 

[skibum315]

Nice work on that rack ... looks like a great option, and hopefully pretty light with that aluminum t-slot. I like the way you did the modular floor, too.

 

[brushogger]

Great article. Getting the name and cred of the company in publications like that is always a good thing. It gives exposure to the non 4x4 business crowd which always helps with financing, etc.

 

[jjohnny350]

Yeah really great article, informative and well done. I have always wondered more about the chris, ujor bio. Glad that he is doing well, I think that I bought one of his last kits of that first run. Thanks Chris its been a great setup.

 

[devo 1]

i could go either way. Wouldn't mind to camp out for the night but I also need to stay fairly close to Denver so I can get on the road home asap!

Maybe a public park? I started a thread on advrider asking around. http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?p=26723215#post26723215

 

[bkbroiler00]

CO meet up

i could go either way. Wouldn't mind to camp out for the night but I also need to stay fairly close to Denver so I can get on the road home asap!

we could meet at the top of Rabbit Ears pass. it's about 3 hours from Denver (def recommend via US40). Depending on how the weather is, and how people feel, we could venture into Routt National Forest on some trails, or into Steamboat Springs, which is a fun, classic mountain western town.

here's some info:
google map
http://www.forestcamping.com/dow/rockymtn/routinfo.htm
http://www.uncovercolorado.com/national-lands/rabbit-ears-pass/
http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=411
http://www.mainstreetsteamboat.com/


the article is great! so cool to see learn how you got your start and how you've grown. hard work pays off, indeed!

 

[patoz]

Recently did an interview with a local magazine, turned out pretty nice!

http://www.capitalatplay.com/the-off-road-less-travelled/

I just read the article, and all I can say is "Good Job!!" for the article and career both.

 

[350outrage]

Recently did an interview with a local magazine, turned out pretty nice!

http://www.capitalatplay.com/the-off-road-less-travelled/

Great article!

 

[350outrage]

we could meet at the top of Rabbit Ears pass. it's about 3 hours from Denver (def recommend via US40). Depending on how the weather is, and how people feel, we could venture into Routt National Forest on some trails, or into Steamboat Springs, which is a fun, classic mountain western town.

here's some info:
google map
http://www.forestcamping.com/dow/rockymtn/routinfo.htm
http://www.uncovercolorado.com/national-lands/rabbit-ears-pass/
http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=411
http://www.mainstreetsteamboat.com/

Hey BK! The only problem with these suggestions is I know I won't want to return home at end of Weekend!:sombrero:

 

[ujoint]

Nice work on that rack ... looks like a great option, and hopefully pretty light with that aluminum t-slot. I like the way you did the modular floor, too.

Thanks, I'm happy with it and look forward to tricking them out! Some guys will want a floor, some no.

Great article. Getting the name and cred of the company in publications like that is always a good thing. It gives exposure to the non 4x4 business crowd which always helps with financing, etc.

Thanks. Banks have never helped me out so I don't think I want them to in the future!

Yeah really great article, informative and well done. I have always wondered more about the chris, ujor bio. Glad that he is doing well, I think that I bought one of his last kits of that first run. Thanks Chris its been a great setup.

Thanks, thought that you guys may enjoy some of the back story.

Maybe a public park? I started a thread on advrider asking around. http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?p=26723215#post26723215

Thats not a bad idea. Just don't want to get run off.

we could meet at the top of Rabbit Ears pass. it's about 3 hours from Denver (def recommend via US40). Depending on how the weather is, and how people feel, we could venture into Routt National Forest on some trails, or into Steamboat Springs, which is a fun, classic mountain western town.

here's some info:
google map
http://www.forestcamping.com/dow/rockymtn/routinfo.htm
http://www.uncovercolorado.com/national-lands/rabbit-ears-pass/
http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=411
http://www.mainstreetsteamboat.com/


the article is great! so cool to see learn how you got your start and how you've grown. hard work pays off, indeed!

Thanks! I'd like to keep it as close to Denver as possible. Depending on everyone's schedule it may wind up being a parking lot meetup. I do need to try and stay fairly close so I can get my tail home quick!

I just read the article, and all I can say is "Good Job!!" for the article and career both.

Thanks very much.

Great article!

Thanks! Get my email?

 

[350outrage]

Get my email?

Thanks for the heads up. Ck your email!

 

[ujoint]

Progress progress! DeJavier/Crows4x4 2.0 got a front axle today, new t-case, rear springs.

And.... drum roll please!!!!!!!!!!!

Our Torchmate has arrived! 4x4 CNC table!!

 

[bkbroiler00]

Thanks! I'd like to keep it as close to Denver as possible. Depending on everyone's schedule it may wind up being a parking lot meetup. I do need to try and stay fairly close so I can get my tail home

Understandable. If that's the case, Evergreen or Morrison are about 45 min from Denver, I'm sure there's a good spot in one of those places. Or, I know of a cool 4x4 shop in Denver. It's called High Country Performance. We could reach out to them and see if they'd be interested in hosting...


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[andreasi]

awesome article. and awesome red rig in the front page!

which happens to be mine...