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Your first trail run… Ever! with Murph, The Seasoned Rookie additional photos by Andy Seaton It’s time. Maybe you’ve only been a passenger in someone else’s truck. It could be that you just bought your first Suzuki truck. Quite possibly, you’ve had yours for a few years now and have decided to see what 4-low […]
Continue ReadingSeasoned Rookie with Murph, The Seasoned Rookie. A few weeks ago, while enjoying an afternoon on the trails with members of the iZook Staff, we encountered another group of vehicles. They weren’t much for conversation — they seemed to be more concerned with their image and equipment than anything else. Some tactless discussion continued, […]
Continue Readingwith Murph, The Seasoned Rookie. I find myself rather misplaced as I write this article. Much to the chagrin of the Izook Staff, I have once again put off my entry until the last minute for an incredible on-location story. At the moment I find myself on a United Airlines flight to London, off […]
Continue ReadingSeasoned Rookie with Murph, The Seasoned Rookie. Only a few short months until the Melt! According to what Ive heard in planning sessions, its going to be bigger and than all the past events put together, maybe. For the past two years, Jim Acker Dackerly Cambron has intertwined Zookin with his other passion: Video […]
Continue ReadingSeasoned Rookie with Murph, The Seasoned Rookie. I feel like jamming. Right now. Even as we speak (read?) your favorite Seasoned Rookie is surrounded by many watts of logical surrounding sound — all created by such impressive and high-tech electronic doo-dads that I couldnt possibly start to understand how it works. How does it […]
Continue ReadingSeasoned Rookie with Murph, The Seasoned Rookie. Greetings, Rookies. I came home from work today. I do that every day. I stopped at the red lights and signaled before I made the car turn in some other direction. I even flashed my lights at someone to let them back out of their driveway since […]
Continue ReadingTrail Virgins Page 2 SR: How do you go about this? I can’t see bungee-cording a quart of oil. What do you recommend? JD: I keep my quart of oil zip tied in the engine compartment, but hey, maybe you have your welder in there! My rule of thumb is to tie down anything […]
Continue ReadingSeasoned Rookie with Murph, The Seasoned Rookie. Greetings, Rookies. Every so often (more so than usual, it seems,) I like to wander from the trail and toolbox to share a bit of philosophy. In recent months Ive enjoyed the distinct pleasure of meeting some very interesting people, one of whom is Brian Gareau. Brian […]
Continue ReadingSeasoned Rookie with Murph, The Seasoned Rookie. Greetings, Rookies. Something many of us have to deal with from time to time is separating and reuniting tire and rim. The reasons for this are manyfold. Sometimes it’s a case of vehicular improvement: A jeep owner in the campground next to us has nicer tires than […]
Continue ReadingSeasoned Rookie with Murph, The Seasoned Rookie. Greetings, Rookies. Last spring we embarked on a major project. In a period of six weeks, the Rookie and some very close friends constructed a new-to-me Suzuki in my backyard. We handled painting, sanding, gaskets, driveshafts, thousands of screws, and gallons of fluid. After spending […]
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