We'd love to have you join us and same goes for anyone else that's interested. Area BFE is always a good time
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We'd love to have you join us and same goes for anyone else that's interested. Area BFE is always a good time
Lucky! I don't leave until Tuesday afternoon...
Make sure to hit us up if you still want to wheel Area BFE on Thursday.
Of course. Trate never officially accepted us into his group but we're running it regardless
If? i still trying to get the trailer back together and a new draglink end, pack and i am good to go..... If i make it you better be there
Just officially make that the plan
I have yet to run with you guys too, so that would be perfect
Rock4x4
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"Street legal" vehicles only on EJS
Question. The EJS says that only street legal vehicles are allowed to participate. Everyone in Utah knows how hard it can be to register a heavily modified vehicle because of safety and emissions requirements. How strick are they with this requirement? I'm looking to buy a tubed jeep that has no chance at ever becoming "street legal." It was built for extreme trails. I'm want to participate in EJS. How can I get around this requirement?
Thanks for the help!
Question. The EJS says that only street legal vehicles are allowed to participate. Everyone in Utah knows how hard it can be to register a heavily modified vehicle because of safety and emissions requirements. How strick are they with this requirement? I'm looking to buy a tubed jeep that has no chance at ever becoming "street legal." It was built for extreme trails. I'm want to participate in EJS. How can I get around this requirement?
Thanks for the help!
That would be way cool if you joined us. We haven't nailed down a time yet but somewhere in the neighborhood of 9 AM would be a good bet. If everyone else wants to go earlier we can either adjust or play catch-up. Ryan is the sissy that likes to go later
That's for the official trail rides. You need to be plated and able to drive from downtown to the trail in your rig "legally". Many out of state rigs don't fit the Utah street legal standards but are plated in their state and still join.
If you are just going down to play during the week, then don't worry about it. Just tow your rig to the trail heads if not plated. Just make sure you are OHV registered at least or you might run into issues with the Rangers and such.
Rock4x4
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Thanks I appreciate the help. Do most of the people just meet up with people during the week down there and ride on their own? That sounds fun!
It depends on the person. Some people like going on the RR4W runs but they're not for me. I plan my week around their schedule and it works out great.
I go down on Saturday and stay the following week just so the trails are not so crowded. But I still get to see all the sweet Jeeps on Saturday so it feels like I participated. Plus I am still in the garage working overtime trying to get everything wrapped up.
That's why UTAH passed the full size ATV registration.
Oh yes! Completely spaced this... but yes you can register street legal full-size ATV in Utah now.