3rd Annual Moab UTV Rally Details - Everything You Need to Know...Click Here!

[ravencr]

Hey Kong,

We do it manually. And, yes, the registration is per person.

Chris

[Kong]

Originally Posted by ravencr

Hey Kong,

We do it manually. And, yes, the registration is per person.

Chris

Sorry but when is the list or rides posted usually, and how do we select our rides?

Q. How (physically) (process) do we select our rides?

1. At the Rally??
2. On Line??
3. And when do we receive notice to select the rides??

Sorry, but I need to understand the process Man from Mars answers please.

[murphy6550]

what would you suggest first timers bring with them? like what extra parts and riding gear?

[66cummins]

What kind of stuff do you already carry?

[ravencr]

Registration for the event is open: Click Here to Register!

Chris

[murphy6550]

Well I have a 4,000 lb winch with 50ft of cable. and a 14ft tow rope.
flash light , medical kit. hand held gps. thats it so far. i guess i will need figure out the best way to carry extra gas.

[66cummins]

Originally Posted by murphy6550

Well I have a 4,000 lb winch with 50ft of cable. and a 14ft tow rope.
flash light , medical kit. hand held gps. thats it so far. i guess i will need figure out the best way to carry extra gas.

Make sure you bring a rain slicker and some warm gear, the weather changes fast Ask me how I know Extra gas is not really an issue, just make sure you are full when you head out. I bought a cheap tool kit, I carry some tie rod ends, fuel filters, spark plug, spare tire, power tank (co2)......

[oldtrucks]

Originally Posted by 66cummins

Make sure you bring a rain slicker and some warm gear, the weather changes fast Ask me how I know

OK, how do you know?

[Rev-limiter]

His Mommy told him...... I heard she's been there a time or two, and doesn't like to be cold or wet.

[Elkotrailrider]

Kyle, and his mommy, are right- conditions change really fast. Last year the first two days were somewhat cool and windy, and then Saturday it was around 100!

Besides some of the stuff you and Kyle have discussed, I would suggest you consider bringing helmets. Not that you need them all the time, but there will be a few places where you sure would want one on if the machine ended up on its side. Better to hit the rocks with a helmet rather than your grape!

Oh, and of course, a cooler with water, lunch, etc!