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We're still looking for a couple warm bodies to hang out at the U4WDA booth, and help sell fundraiser Jeep tickets. Anytime during the expo would be very helpful. Free admission and a free t-shirt for all volunteers. Please message me if you're interested. Thanks.

Sounds like gunk in the tank maybe. If it's the original tank and it's never been cleaned then maybe. The tank is held in by 2 straps that are attached at the rear with threaded hooks. You should be able to see the nuts, unless the hitch is completely blocking the way. You can just cut the...

Our annual Spring Trail Ride will be held in St George on May 6, 2006. There will be a good mix of fun and challenging trails around the St George area. Following the trail ride, the local club will sponsor a steak and dutch oven 'tator dinner from 3:30 to 7:30. Details will be available at the...

Hey everybody! In case you don’t get your fill of offroad action in Moab last week, check out the Off-Road Expo at South Towne Expo Center on 4/21 – 4/23. U4WDA will be there selling Fundraiser Jeep tickets, and greeting the masses. Tickets are $10 and you can buy them at the door or...

Just from the J**p tickets? That's awesome!

I don't know about when it was closed for the night, but they (Sheriff Dept) were closing the road to Potato Salad periodically during the day when the crowd got too big. After enough cars would clear out, they'd let a few more in.

Perception is a big part of it. It's not "acceptable" in some circles to support OHV use. It's why ATV manufacturers like Honda can't give money directly to pro-access groups like USA-ALL and BRC. If they wrote a check to either of those groups then they'd see a backlash from people buying...

Stop SUWA and their ilk. http://www.savemotorizedaccess.com Jim Stiles Tribune Editorial Salt Lake Tribune When I made southeastern Utah my home, almost 30 years ago, I came for one reason - the rocks - the most stunning display of intricately carved, brilliantly hued red rocks...

How long will it be before we lose all motorized access to public land? We're losing more and more routes every year. Eventually, the only thing we'll have left is graded access roads leading to hiking trailheads. We've lost 98% of the OHV trails in SL County over the last 15 years. Talk...

My fix for this probelm was to hook up a second mouse straight to the offending box. (edit: doh, that's what you're saying)

Yeah, and you'll run into little problems/quirks like this quite often. The more you fix them, the quicker you'll get at fixing them. Still it's time consuming. It just depends on how much free time you have, and whether you'd rather spend the time growing your business or continually...

I was there two months ago, and got a similar story to an above poster. I was told by the booth person, and the people in the visitors center that flags are only required on OHV's not street legal vehicles. Regardless, having a flag is a good idea.

Wayne, what happened to your win2k3 plan? Linux is awesome for many tasks, but time consuming to master (as this one problem has already demonstrated).

I think that's probably the sentiment from everyone who posted on this thread. I think Hells Revenge is one of the official trails at least one day. It's one-way along with a handful of others that are listed in one of the first threads of this post.

RR4W is handling business down in Moab. EJS brings in the money that keeps the trails open down there. Whatever RR4W needs to do to ensure the health, profitability, and profile of EJS is cool with me.

We should have official U4WDA wireless coffee mugs.

You definitely should've taken down his name and badge number. There's no reason for a cop to act that way (unless you're leaving something out of the story, do you and your friend look like a couple of stoners?). I've been pulled over twice in Utah and one (utah county) was a dick, the other...

Scouts are the best. If you want a rock crawling Scout you should get an 80/800 or be prepared to cut off the rear end of the Scout II to make it a little shorter. Or just be prepared to drag the rear end on some stuff. I like the wheelbase, power, and ruggedness. A good Scout will never...

It's not really a tough trail at all. I wouldn't worry about it unless you don't trust your vehicle.

Where is this? Sounds like a cool area.