Off-Road Ranger I
Any Fellow Michigander?
- Thread starter Joey D
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Enthusiast I
I'm interested, I have never been on the Tin cup route but I think I could find it. let me know.
Enthusiast I
Same here! I live down south of Kalamazoo and we dont have any orv trails down here.
Enthusiast I
Off-Road Ranger I
Off-Road Ranger I
Good question. I need to rehab my truck and find out if I need to replace the bushings in my UCAs. I'm at 90k miles and have a Fox box sitting on the shelf waiting for warm weather. I decided to take the plunge and go from digressive OME shocks to progressive valved higher end shocks.
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Enthusiast III
Contributor I
Checking in from Royal Oak MI ! 2020 is going to be a great year for overlanding!
Member I
Influencer II
Yes! Yes there is! We laid out our tentative schedule for the year about a month ago and released it. Most everything of ours is just a suggested date and more info is TBD. Anything that isn't run by us is a hard date. Any questions or suggestions feel free to message me here or shoot me an email (nick@michiganoverland.com).
April 11 Meetup
April 17-19 Weekend Trip
April 25 5.11 Tactical Overland Event
May 9 Meetup
May 15-17 New Holland Grayling to AuSable Trip
May 29-31 Beginners Trip
June 13 Meetup
June 26-28 Weekend Trip
July 11 Meetup
July 24-26 Jeep End
July 24-26 Weekend Trip
Aug 8 Meetup
Aug 15 Toyota Take Over Silver Lake Sand Dunes
Aug 21-23 Beginners Trip
Sep 4-7 Weekend Trip
Sep 12 Meetup
Sep 17-20 KOAR
Sep 25-27 New Holland Drummond Trip
Oct 9-11 New Holland Traverse Color Run
Oct 17 New Holland Holly Oaks
Oct 31 Meetup
Explorer I
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- Michael
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- Denniston
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What exactly are the meetups?
Just hang out at a bar for a couple hours, or go do some diving and camping?
Just hang out at a bar for a couple hours, or go do some diving and camping?
Explorer I
- 4,285
- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Denniston
- Member #
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3030
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7LYZ
The activities during a meetup can vary. Sometimes we meet at a brewery, have a beer and check out everybody's rigs. Other times we might run a trail, or have a bbq at a local park.
Anybody can arrange a meetup. Its a pretty useful feature.
Say you wanna go explore a trail system and camp overnight but you don't want to do it solo for safety reasons. Go make a Meetup and invite others to attend. Then other members can rsvp.
Now you meet other new friends.
Influencer II
Most of our meetups are centralized at a location (brewery, coffee place, park, etc.). Mostly just a way for folks to get together for a few hours and talk shop. We are trying to run a more consistent weekend trip also for people who want to camp.
