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Old 02-07-2007, 09:22 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Re: Buddie trail damage etiquette

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a good rule of thumb. if your stuck, you do the rigging.
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Agreed. Let the stuck person take control (unless they're being unsafe or stupid).
+1 agreed. If you rig-it then, you can rest assure to only blame yourself. However, I like to view the off-road experience as a fellowship. So as long as there is no ignorance and especially negligence, I say no harm no foul. But a big thank you to all who lend a hand!
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