Showing posts with label atv mud bogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label atv mud bogging. Show all posts

Thursday, October 16, 2014

HUGE TRUCKS Mud Bogging at Perkins Mud Bog 2014 / The Movie!





This video is about the MUD BOGGING Highlights of HUGE TRUCKS at Perkins Mud Bog 6/7/2014. Presented by Sand Troopers Offroad Films & j bramlett channel.

Saturday, October 11, 2014

Mud Bog #4 Reedy WV October 4 2014



Hillbilly Proud visited Reedy, WV for the Town of Reedy Mud Bog on October 4, 2014. I love the fact that this little town puts on a mud bog and that the community supports it so much. The day started with a musical performance by local Autumn Blair and a couple of dirt track racers brought their cars for the kids to see and sit in. Many a local driver put their trucks and ATVs in the pit for some good muddy fun. It was the first cold day of fall but that didn't stop the drivers or fans from having a great time. I wish more little towns would throw mud bogs for their locals.


Thursday, September 11, 2014

Pack of Girls pour out of Truck on Fire at Perkins Mud Bog





Girls are pouring out of this Gregory Mudders Chevrolet Suburban as it catches fire while MUD BOGGING at Perkins Mud Bog on Saturday August 2 2014. Filmed by Sand Troopers Offroad Films & j bramlett channel.

Thursday, August 28, 2014

MUD OR BUST EVENT AUGUST 2014.





I DO NOT OWN COPYRIGHTS TO THIS SONG. august 9th 2014 mud bogs brought to you by mud or bust, filmed by DTE Media. teaser for the august 30,31st 2day event at silver mountain station on highway 588

Monday, August 18, 2014

Mud Bog #1 Gasline Motorsports Lore City OH August 2 2014





Hillbilly Proud headed to Gasline Motorsports in Lore City, Ohio outside of Cambridge on 8-2-14. We had been there once before for some Jeep trail riding about 5 years earlier, and returned on this rainy Saturday for a mud bog competition. There weren't a lot of competitors, but every mud truck there was pretty sweet. The mud pit was in the middle of Gasline Motorsports which features several miles of trails for off roading, ATV riding, camping, and mudding. We had a great time and hope they have many more mud bog competitions in the future.

Wednesday, August 13, 2014

Hillbilly Racing #3 Mud Bog Rada WV July 5 2014



Hillbilly Proud headed to Rada, West Virginia, which is halfway between Romney and Moorefield, during the July 4th weekend to cover the Hillbilly Racing Mud Bog. The day featured the fastest of rails and trucks in the mud bog, a hand in hand mud foot run, the kids on the power wheels, and an ATV mud bog that included a snowmobile ripping across the pit. It was a great day of mud fun and a great way to celebrate the birth of our great country.

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Looking At The Preparations For Your ATV Mud Bogging

If you love four wheelers and have a great time riding them on wooded trails or in the snow, you should know that riding muddy trails can be an even more exciting experience. SpinnLinking out a rooster tail and getting into the muck is great fun. ATV mud bogging is becoming popular for all ages of riders everywhere.

Making sure your all terrain vehicle is equipped to ride in muddy conditions is important to prevent serious and expensive engine damage. One important part to think about is the airbox. Making certain it is sealed tight will prevent water from getting into it. Choose air filters designed for muddy, watery terrain.

Adding specially designed intake and exhaust snorkel pipes is a must. Some vehicles come with snorkels, but you will want to make sure the ones you have are made for deep watery conditions. These snorkels are an example of the kinds of after market parts you should consider for this kind of riding.

Choose O-ring chains instead of factory versions for longer lasting durability. While factory chains are great for easy riding, they are not the best choice for muddy terrain. You might also consider using waterproof grease as well. Use this grease on pivot points and bearings.

Once you have your vehicle set to ride, making sure you have other riders to go with you is important for safety reasons. You never know when you may get stuck and your vehicle cut off. Being stuck alone in an area far out is never any fun. You can also learn a lot from other, more experienced riders as well.

By taking the time to learn about the preparation of your vehicle, you can enhance the ATV mud bogging rides you go on. Learning from other riders is another way you can become adept at this kind of riding. Having fun is what it is all about.

ATV mud bogging proves that you don't have to have a big mudding truck to have a fun time. Mud bogging is a great way to kill time with friends and if your ride can go the distance you will get bragging rights, until the next time anyway.