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I agree with these folks. Your rig is awesome and ready to go on amazing off-road overlanding adventures. If you bang up your bumpers and then want to get aftermarket ones, you can. But what a great rig you have to work with! Do you follow Revere Overland on Youtube? Great channel and...

Totally agree!

Wow that’s early! I’ll try to make it.

Hey guys, I’m going to be out of town, but otherwise would love to participate in these things. Also, would love to have local people who want to head out on Overland trips. I’m a big fan of the BDR’s (Backcountry discovery route). Planning the Wyoming route in 2024. Cheers, Mike 

If I’m in town, I will be there! Just confirming, Saturday, November 18, 9 AM until 11 AM. Thanks for setting this up. We need more stuff like this. I just did the New Mexico backcountry discovery route from Ruidoso NM to Antonito Colorado. 

How built out is the Tacoma? I’m sure you’ve seen plenty of videos on Black Bear pass.

Joshua, thanks VERY much! This forum has great people like yourself so willing to help the rest of us. I greatly appreciate all the info.

Thank you!!

While I'm asking, would you recommend that GMRS mobile unit?

Keeping the mount would be very helpful. If I go with the 15w GMRS mobile unit (Midland MXT275), what antenna would you recommend?

Pardon this dumb, question, but I have a CB in my rig and want to switch to a GMRS mobile unit. Would the CB antenna work on the GMRS radio?

Thank you. I was trying to decide b/t the 15w and 40w, and I think you talked me into the 15w and saving $100 in the process! Cheers.

Doesn't have to be 9 days. That's the beauty of it; you can bail out in any town and head home. If you're not familiar with the route, check out ridebdr.com and have a look.

Hard to say, but Wallace ID is definitely on the BDR. So like you said, you were probably on parts of it. I did it on a R1200GS and my friends were in Tacomas. They didn't have any sketchy parts. Is your Escape kitted out for this type of adventure?

Thanks Mike. I've done the WABDR - awesome.

Hi guys, looking for interested folks to do the IDBDR this summer, perhaps the end of July / early August. It's about 9 days long, but you can also just do portions of it. I'm putting feelers out there to see if there's any interest. It would likely start in Sandpoint ID and end in Jarbidge...

2016 TRD Pro with Gobi Stealth rack, PIAA lights front and rear, Demello rock sliders...