Ron, It is in AZ still.....for now. ?
Sorry about that. lol I was to afraid to bring it and having it confiscated by TSA.Home free! I bet you'd put the damper on in Washington so I lost!
Way back when I was in university, I was part of the Archery Club; the coach told a story of how many years (decades) prior, he'd tried to board the plane with his arrows. This was all pre-TSA, but security still stopped him, and made him take the heads off of the arrows; keep in mind that these were small competition-target heads, not larger hunting heads. Those had to go into a ziploc bag, taped to the inside of a box, and put in the cargo hold. The aluminum arrow shafts could go on as carry-on! Go figure how a metal shaft that's a couple of feet long suddenly becomes "safe" just because you took a tiny little nub off of the front.Sorry about that. lol I was to afraid to bring it and having it confiscated by TSA.
Good to know it’s temporary!
Thanks Rob! It's a really nice ride and very noticeable with the fox shocks. I'll have a better idea once I can get off road with it but so far on road I really love them. lol I've done the head bobble myself a few times. Even smacked the drivers window a few times.From the beautiful pics and your summary of the trip seems like a good experience, wishing you the best with your new ride.
Also how do you like the ride with the Tremor multi leafs vs the mono leaf in the ‘19 in regards to the jostling or side to side motion?
I’m still dealing with that even though I’ve changed out the shocks which did help a bit but my head feels like a bobble head doll on some roads.
Not at all. lol But Tracy is such a good sport about it (and knows I'm only kidding
) otherwise I wouldn't do it.?
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