-english translation below- @rauhbein1 danke! ja werde auf jedenfall noch mehr machen. mit videos wird es eher schwierig werden weil ich immer nur nachts für solche schlammfahrten unterwegs bin damit ich nicht von wanderern gestört werde. aber fotos kommen auf jeden fall noch thank you! yes i will make more. about videos it might get a bit complicated since i only go during nights for those mud rides to not get interrupted by wanderers. but i definitely will make more pictures

@spintire looking forward to seeing you in short shorts You look truly awesome in them.

Nice! Particularly the moment when you reversed and it looked as though you'd get out-- but no, the tire dug down immediately.

Thanks mate

@spinthosetires i would get pretty curious and come to your side from time to time, seing your bulge grind the seat and growing stiff while you're working the dirtbike and having it deeply spinning in mud.

@Kevin I am

@spinthosetires What happens to the brakes on the drive wheels? Doesn't it wear them out?

@spinthosetires All vids. are hot and makes me horny!!

@Kevin Done!

yes true !!

Good story! I got hard reading it.

Passenger side? Tow out? Self recovery? Keep us posted.

@Shoesandsocks Great story! Hope you do more!

@sirstuck is one of my top favorites to. Oh man you really know the art of getting me excited.

Yes, please keep them coming Or should I say keep him spinning?

Now that's what I call a great evening with your best boyfriend. I love it.🤩

@Florian

@Florian Thanks, Man! Glad you enjoyed my story. Bone-Dawg was a fun truck. I only owned the truck for about a year and then gave it to a boy that I watched grow up out of a bad situation into an honorable young man. Bone-Dawg is a 2006 Chevy Colorado 2WD work truck with a 5-speed manual tranny that the first owner built into a Desert PreRunner. It had a race-ready FOX off-road suspension with 4" lift, 32" all-terrains on 15x8 Mongoose rims, tuned exhaust and air intake (NOPE! It DIDN'T sound like a souped-up riding lawn mower!) and prerunner tube style front and rear bumpers. Color was Silver Birch Metallic; just a fancy name for Sand Grey! Oh, yeah... And it was a peg-leg! (Open rear differential) BONE-DAWG LOVED TO GET STUCK!!! The wide tires are great for sand, loose dirt and bombing through the desert. Not so much in snow, ice or slick, greasy mud. Guess where I had the most FUN in BONE-DAWG!?!?!

@ChrisStuck My thoughts exactly.