You’ll take your McCullom Lake 4-wheeler where others fear to go, but make sure you’re ready for the adventure
It's rugged out there when you go offroad. It's important to ensure that you and your 4-wheeler are ready for what the wild has to throw at you. Some of your McCullom Lake neighbors go around speed bumps, when they can. They steer clear of potholes. They choose the smoother roads when plotting the course they’ll travel. You chuckle when you think about them in their cushy front seats frowning at the slightest bump in the road. The softer easier path is not for you. That’s why your Jeep or truck sits higher with a beefed-up suspension. You’ve modified your ride for the most severe imperfections in whatever road you choose. And when it comes to choosing a road, as far as you’re concerned, the rougher the better. You’re a rock crawler and a trailblazer. You go where street rides dare not travel. And you love it out there in the wilderness where hills and valleys, creeks and logs are welcome obstacles to be surmounted, and you wouldn’t have it any other way. Offroading isn’t for...