MT Biking decided what car I bought

[Ponch]

Well I had to sell my Honda because I wasn’t using it and was paying on it. It was too small and too big of a hassle to get my bike into anyway. So I bought my friends 92 4runner, mainly for MT biking!:bang: I’m I taking this sport too seriously?

 

[Von-Skipp]

You can never take mountain biking too seriously. Its a lifes passion8)

Congrats on the 4Runner, there awesome!! Gas mileage wont be fun though. Mine is 8 years newer and I get 17-18mpgs.

 

[Ponch]

You can never take mountain biking too seriously. Its a lifes passion8)

Congrats on the 4Runner, there awesome!! Gas mileage wont be fun though. Mine is 8 years newer and I get 17-18mpgs.

Lucky I live 2 miles from work and Aliso Woods:clap:

 

[killa Cali Kid]

Lucky I live 2 miles from work and Aliso Woods:clap:

only 2 miles to trailhead - no need for suv -ride boy ride

 

[Ponch]

I usually do, but I'm too far from the Santa Ana's. Plus I ride with family a lot in the Santa Monica's.

 

[TURNERob]

Congrats on the new 4-Runner! Is it the V6 or 4 banger? If its the V6 hopefully you won't have the headgaskets go out on it anytime soon as that is VERY common on the 3.0 liter.

 

[Ponch]

Its the V6, but the previous owner already had to replace those, so hopefully these last.

 

[roadkillross]

thats nice

i think im gonna be purchasing a bronco yunno the OJ special

or an old chevy with a fat bed i can put my bikes in MX style

 

[LBmtb]

Nice car. My dad has a 1994 4runner (V6) with something between 35 and 40k miles. Rarely drives it for some reason, it's a nice truck. Uses the civic to commute to work.

 

[A D NOH]

thats cool, its not a bad idea to go from a civic to something else to make your hobby easier.

I bought my current car with hopes that it would give me some hobbies, haha,

i used to drive a 94 civic hatchback up until it blew up 2 weeks ago, now I have a honda element.... Hopefully having this type of versatile car will allow me to be more outdoorsy. I loved the civic hatchback but then i was always scared of someone stealing it, and then i would never drive it far because it had a lot of miles and no air conditioning.

cool find onthe 4runner. they are nice looking in my opinion

 

[Pain Freak]

I know a lot of people who have changed jobs and sold houses because of their mountain biking addiction.

We are presently looking for a second home and the one and only requirement that I have is that it be close to good mountain biking territory. Yes, UT is high on the list!

 

[tkblazer]

nice ho runner, its nice being able to throw your bike in the back and not deal with any racks and stuff