Agree 100% dirt bikes made for such "rippin" , 4 wheelers for work/transport purposes. I've seen Madmax road warriors driving in and out of gravel boat launches digging ruts trying to wash the muck off em, no fackin respect there.

How do you carry the chainsaw, signage, etc on that when doing trail work?...lol...   Love the 2 wheels! Grew up on dirt bikes and got out of it about 12 years ago. My knees said that's enough.

We've been out at least once a week since May, over 35 times, and we still have so much more to clean up. It's been a tough slog but there is some light at the end of this nasty tunnel.  

Same.    I dont get the fun of getting soaked to the azz and covered in mud.     I stick to 2 wheels off road and go out of my way to stay out of the mud holes and ruts that ATVs cause.     Dirt bikes require some skill to ride as well.   

The Ice Arrowhead is pricey but it you price out a 2 ply 1.25 Ripsaw II track and 96 studs it’s about the same.      I found the Arrowhead for $1350 + tax shipped to my door and my buddy is buying my take off 1.5 Ice Ripper for $800 so it’s not terrible.