Bad Alibi Offroad
Joshua Chappell
Runs the crew
Bad Alibi Offroad started the way every good riding group starts — a few rigs, a group chat, and a Saturday that ran long. We're based around Shepherd, Texas, and we ride UTVs, buggies, and anything else that'll hold together through a mud hole.
What turned a riding group into Bad Alibi is the rescue habit. Somewhere along the way we became the crew that shows up with the winch when somebody's day goes bad — and we got good at it. Now it's the brand: you break it, we drag it out, and everybody gets a story.
New riders are welcome. Veterans are the backbone. Everybody leaves with mud on something.
The crew on the roster right now. Say hello when you see them on the trail.
Yes, that's the name. No, we're not changing it.
Captin Save A Hoe is our dedicated rescue buggy — winch up front, recovery straps in the back, built to get to stuck rigs and get them moving again. It's the rig that rolls when someone's buried to the frame, and it's earned its name one pull-out at a time.
Spot it on the trail and you're either about to be saved or about to be famous. Sometimes both.