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Would tremor have been able to escape burning man 2023?
Well, based on seeing some massive old RV's towing U-Haul 5 by 10 foot enclosed trailers slowly making it out, I will say yes.
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I saw a youtube video of a trx (i hate to admit i dont know if thats dodge or toyota) pulling a camper thru the mud. Its what got me wondering about it.
Excuse my ignorance, what is Burning Man?
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Um, simple answer, a modern version of a 1970s weekend long rock concert. Held in the most remote location that 50,000 people can get to easly.
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it's by no means all the same. some of the vehicles stuck the worst were trying to bypass the 'roads' that exist in the area. if there's pics of Range Rovers and Jeeps on 37s sunk to the chassis, then obviously a Tremor would get stuck easily as well, if the driver was stupid enough to try that.
but there are plenty of pics of mundane vehicles making it out. I don't know if they left earlier, stayed on firmer ground, or what. but yes, a Tremor could do whatever you saw a Subaru doing.
Got it. A rock concert without Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and Arlo Guthrie, No wonder I had no idea.
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Who's Arlo Guthrie?Got it. A rock concert without Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and Arlo Guthrie, No wonder I had no idea.
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Probably, but sadly no. It would have been set afire in a ceremony to the Hope gods...
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All it takes is one mistake or obstacle to stop even the most capable vehicle.
I would have felt confident (but cautious) in my Tremor but I would also have only attempted to leave with another vehicle of equal or greater capability.
I would have felt confident (but cautious) in my Tremor but I would also have only attempted to leave with another vehicle of equal or greater capability.
I've never been to a real hippy jam that was stopped by mud. Went to a jam in Kentucky, about a 1000 freaks up in the hills. It was flooding when we go there. Only way in was a narrow tractor path with water running in ditches on both sides. Had to have about 10 people on both sides of the tightest spot to push the cars back on the road as they went through. When the rain stopped we built a fire about 30ft in diameter. Dried off the music equipment and partied till sundown the next day. The owners didnt want anybody there on sunday. So we dispersed in the night.
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