I've made some effort to get a few Bronco Sports together, for an off road trip here in Virginia, with very little luck. One showed up once but keeps talking about coming again but wasn't available the next 2-3 times and another one says they've been off road but can't seem to meet with me and that's it! Meanwhile, at least some of my old Subaru friends are willing to tag along, on my trips.
It was funny being apart of it for sure! Glad my little big sport was able to keep up with the big broncos! Also glad none of them discriminated against me for having a sport too!
Try Facebook groups! Thats where I found the Arizona Bronco Group and saw the post advertising this meet up! I am sure there are some local groups for you to join!
Local phoenix guy here with a badlands. I have already done buldog canyon and sycamore creekwith my bronco, hitting up box canyon tomorrow. Please tell me where the front bumper is from!
I will definitely need to make it out to Bulldog Canyon. I have done a small portion of Sycamore Creek, just didn't want to get stuck while alone. The Bumpers are custom one off build that was done by Baja Forged back in 2021!
@@spankifiedhidef5130honestly just do it. I blew up my bumper on my second time out and ended up having to install a front skid to keep it from completely blowing it up. I’m gonna do the same as the one in this video. I guess it also depends on how hard the trails are that you’re going on but I’m part of an overlanding group that does pretty extreme off roading and I took some underbody damage as a result. Now I’m scrambling to do upgrades before the next adventure haha
Too bad you and the group didn’t have a Jeep with you, you know to show you how to really off-road (solid axles) and a Rubi. Ford really dropped the ball building the Bronco w/o solids. Start the keyboard warriors rant in 3,2,1 go! You’ll never see a Bronco doing the Rubicon unless of course it’s a built one from years ago.
As a jeep owner who has attended the Arizona Bronco Club meetups, it doesn’t matter what you drive. They’re all about having fun on the trails. And people have their preferences and they’re entitled to their own opinions about solid axle vs independent. They each have their pros and cons. We also have to start somewhere. Bronco people learn to do obstacles differently because of the independent system. Sure a jeep would have no problem crawling but broncos beat us in other categories and vice versa. It’s important we learn how our specific vehicle handles and it will be different from vehicle to vehicle. All love ✌🏼
Great summary of the day! Lol at “not in uniform.” 😊
I've made some effort to get a few Bronco Sports together, for an off road trip here in Virginia, with very little luck. One showed up once but keeps talking about coming again but wasn't available the next 2-3 times and another one says they've been off road but can't seem to meet with me and that's it! Meanwhile, at least some of my old Subaru friends are willing to tag along, on my trips.
Maybe they were in the shop and couldn't make it out?
Kinda funny seeing all the big broncos and the 1 baby bronco
It was funny being apart of it for sure! Glad my little big sport was able to keep up with the big broncos! Also glad none of them discriminated against me for having a sport too!
Your badlands is beautiful, and so are the others, I love the colors
Thank you very much! I am loving this Bronco Sport BL! The color is awesome too, it is actually a custom paint job, not a factory color!
Beautiful pictures. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words!
How/where did you find the front bumper? Been looking for months
Want a bumper like that also
This thing looks meeeean!!! Love it
That baby bronco looking nice what tire and rim size are those?
Love that bumper. Need to get one for my 22 Big Bend
I love it too! Good luck trying to find one, especially since it’s a one off build by Baja Forged! Hopefully they can mass produce them one day!
@@dustinwjohnsonwhere is Baja Forged located?
Can’t wait to get our bronco and join ya’ll
Excellent! What did you order? Excited to have you come!
There you go… I would love to do that… in somebody elses bronco sport. Not mine, though…
I know the feeling! Even though I loved every second of it in my own Sport!
Niceee, i have a Bronco Sport in Brazil width a diferent bumber too, but my dream is drivr a full Bronco in EUA!
O Bronco Sport do Brasil é tão completo quanto o Badlands, mas a gente merecia um Full size tbm
I took my 2023 Ford Bronco base out in the mountains yesterday. Need to join a Bronco group like that.
Try Facebook groups! Thats where I found the Arizona Bronco Group and saw the post advertising this meet up! I am sure there are some local groups for you to join!
Where did the bumper come from or was it a custom fab?
The bumper was hand fabricated by Baja Forged! As far as I am aware of, it was a one off and they haven’t mass produced any yet!
Great video! Do you have a lift on the BSB? If so, what is it? Thanks!
Thank you so much! I have a 2 inch lift but I am unsure of the brand since I purchased the vehicle with it installed already!
@@dustinwjohnson Gotcha - thank you!
@@cptiii Baja Forged will be releasing the build soon, no date yet or price.
I am excited to pick one up when the time comes for the wife!
What’s the bottom front bumper on your bronco sport?
Wish there was a place here in Maryland to go offroad.
I wanna see bronco sport, vs Outback, cs Santa Fe, etc!
what size tires do you have on your bronco sport?
I have 17x8.5-inch Method Racing MR502 wheels wrapped with 265/70 Nitto Ridge Grapplers!
Local phoenix guy here with a badlands. I have already done buldog canyon and sycamore creekwith my bronco, hitting up box canyon tomorrow. Please tell me where the front bumper is from!
I will definitely need to make it out to Bulldog Canyon. I have done a small portion of Sycamore Creek, just didn't want to get stuck while alone. The Bumpers are custom one off build that was done by Baja Forged back in 2021!
@@dustinwjohnson I want to do the front cut outs for sure just scared to but my bumper hah
@@spankifiedhidef5130honestly just do it. I blew up my bumper on my second time out and ended up having to install a front skid to keep it from completely blowing it up. I’m gonna do the same as the one in this video. I guess it also depends on how hard the trails are that you’re going on but I’m part of an overlanding group that does pretty extreme off roading and I took some underbody damage as a result. Now I’m scrambling to do upgrades before the next adventure haha
A lot better than my shitty jeep.
What bumper is that?
It is a custom one off bumper that was created by Baja Forged back in 2021!
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Too bad you and the group didn’t have a Jeep with you, you know to show you how to really off-road (solid axles) and a Rubi.
Ford really dropped the ball building the Bronco w/o solids.
Start the keyboard warriors rant in 3,2,1 go!
You’ll never see a Bronco doing the Rubicon unless of course it’s a built one from years ago.
As a jeep owner who has attended the Arizona Bronco Club meetups, it doesn’t matter what you drive. They’re all about having fun on the trails. And people have their preferences and they’re entitled to their own opinions about solid axle vs independent. They each have their pros and cons. We also have to start somewhere. Bronco people learn to do obstacles differently because of the independent system. Sure a jeep would have no problem crawling but broncos beat us in other categories and vice versa. It’s important we learn how our specific vehicle handles and it will be different from vehicle to vehicle. All love ✌🏼
I don't think you'd need solid axles for this "trail" lol. Looked super mellow. I'd imagine a CRV would have been fine.