- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
4-wheel drive clubs
- Thread starter TELFORD
- Start date
I am a member of Castle Country King Crawlers ( www.kingcrawlers.org ) and U4. I like both clubs because of the awesome trail runs, fighting for continued use of Public Lands, and the all around good people that are members. I'll support any club that is actively involved in Public Land issues.
The only down side i've seen from any club is getting membership involvement as much as I enjoy it... I guess clubs are not for everyone, but I still think that if we are serious about being able to wheel on public land for the rest of humanities existence we need to be involved with clubs that are fighting for that ability.
The only down side i've seen from any club is getting membership involvement as much as I enjoy it... I guess clubs are not for everyone, but I still think that if we are serious about being able to wheel on public land for the rest of humanities existence we need to be involved with clubs that are fighting for that ability.
Ut4x4club - I know theres been bad blood back and forth a few times, but its expected when you get as large a number base as the two have. We donr meet in person as often as we could, mostly due to the extremely spread out member base. the northern area guys (where most the staff resides) try to get together atleast once a month if not everyother.
Likes - Good people, lots of volunteer ops, trail adoptions, good satisfaction from knowing a difference was made.
Dislikes - theres about 10-20 of us over there that are, i would consider, the "active" ones of the 500+. It gets hard to accomplish tasks like forrest lake for example when its the same 5 guys going to do it, or when you have a member drive for U4 and its always the same faces.
No matter the club chosen, it has to have what you like and what you can bear.
Likes - Good people, lots of volunteer ops, trail adoptions, good satisfaction from knowing a difference was made.
Dislikes - theres about 10-20 of us over there that are, i would consider, the "active" ones of the 500+. It gets hard to accomplish tasks like forrest lake for example when its the same 5 guys going to do it, or when you have a member drive for U4 and its always the same faces.
No matter the club chosen, it has to have what you like and what you can bear.
U4x4 club is similar in design to RME.
I remember the 1st time lil Josh went to Moab for a weekend. He came back and told me about it. I asked him what trails he did and he said "uh, I'm not sure. pretty much all of them though". lol, good times.
good to see he's still involved, making a difference, and having fun.
I remember the 1st time lil Josh went to Moab for a weekend. He came back and told me about it. I asked him what trails he did and he said "uh, I'm not sure. pretty much all of them though". lol, good times.
good to see he's still involved, making a difference, and having fun.
greenjeep
Cause it's green, duh!
- Location
- Moab Local!
See my signature.
I like RR4W for all the good they can/do accomplish.
I'm also in MFFW because I love to go wheeling with good friends who like that I like.
I like RR4W for all the good they can/do accomplish.
I'm also in MFFW because I love to go wheeling with good friends who like that I like.
Rodeoman
Registered User
- Location
- Taylorsville, Ut
I am member of ZUtah Wheelers. Most of the members are U4WDA members as well. Great bunch of guys and gals, lot of good advice, and love to wheel with them. Founding member and godfather would be Jeff Ross he goes by Zukeepr on here or something like that. And just to put this out there, it is not Isuzu strictly club, there is a few folks on there with Jeeps, Mitsu's, I got Burb these days... All are welcome.