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Congrats on the weight drop. Good Job The Jake is a good bike, do it all rig, I had a Surly Crosscheck as a commuter, beginner CX racer, followed by a Staggler only cause it had discs. Both gone now but still have a old school Surly 1x1 Keep up the good work and pics are good

You can find “cheap” bolt on racks on Amazon. You could use the oem rack clamps or reinforce it somehow with bar stock and bolt it to the top rail on the 101. If you were closer I have a 2nd set of side rails and bows and it just getting dusty. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The Dolomite was a early "big box' fat bike, its a 50 pound bike. For simply riding around the campground it would work OK. I played with one for about a year, you can spruce it up of you want to but its not cost effective. You can drop close to 10 pounds just by drilling the out the rims...

iirc the budd wheels and NDS tires are 110 lbs each and the complete axle is probably 150 lbs. With the new axle and aluminum wheels and decent tires30-50 pounds per wheel and maybe 100 on the axle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think it looks good...and I also think it needs more pics...

1987 HMMWV with a trailer M1101? "off road use only" Around the Portland ORegon area... no affiliation , just sharing it http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/snw/5077341987.html

They do look nice And I'm in Dallas..not sure what would bring you here? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

CONGRATS

Blackborrow would be very nice, only a little outside your planned 2K...unless you have access to QBP. Which ones have you had a chance to ride?

dstock, did you happen to contact them about adapters for your M101A1 before you swapped axles...from the original 5x6 7/8 to something current?? Know if they will make one? Thanks

Thoughts....based on what you say you will be doing "some overnights, but mostly mountain trails"....I say Muk. Your right in the Pug being more tour oriented, the Pug is now kinda old school with it's offset and 135mm hubs but easy to replace if needed or swap ft/rr. The Muk will be 135/170...

Subscribing....Keeps us updated. also in Oregon , and reviewing every thread I can find on these older trailers, although I am still in the shopping stages. Chris

Since this is at the top....Looks nice, Good Job. I lived in Vacaville from 04-08 before leaving CA to OR...Browns Valley backed up to the airport.