2016 ROTR

We're going also staying at Spanish Trails along with two or three other couples, didn't know if we would fit at Canyonland so went with Spanish Trail hope to meet up with rest of you guys

stealth wrote:

Now if we could get Chad, Gimpy, RZR Joe and Joe K on the list and any one else that wanted to join in on the SSXSRIDERS storm of MOAB.

Well you can count RZR Joe and myself in as we made reservations at Canyonland yesterday. This should be a great trip. Now we just have to wait and I hate waiting.....

maybe the longer we wait, more of the southern sxs riders will sign up. this is just getten better all the time, goose, big-r, come on don't be scard !!!

pushrod 1 wrote:

maybe the longer we wait, more of the southern sxs riders will sign up. this is just getten better all the time, goose, big-r, come on don't be scard !!!

I would love to go and if it was June my wife may be retired and I'd be there. She is planning to go out the end of May. That may or may not happen depending on how comfortable she feels.

10-4 goose, well see you out that way the next time were out there. mike & ann

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

hey reevesr, i seen where you posted last year on rzrforrums about a SD license plate
for like $22............do you have more info about this ( what all is required )  

I called the SD, Lawrence County Treasurers Office in Deadwood, SD @ 605-578-1862 and told them I was going to be riding my sideXside in their state and need to register it.  SD requires that all off road machine be registered in your home state of in SD.  SD has an interstate registrations that they provide to out of state riders.

You will need the following; copy of title, copy of driver lic., social security number, phone number and these two forms below;

https://www.state.sd.us/eforms/secure/eforms/E1792V1-FourWheelAllTerrainVehicleAffidavit.pdf
https://www.state.sd.us/eforms/secure/eforms/E0864V18-SDApplicationForMotorVehicleTitle&Registration.pdf

Utah requires that your machine be street legal, ie; lighted lic plate holder, windshield, seatbelts, horn, rearview mirror and lights.  

The ladies at the Treasure office are very helpful and will walk you thru all the paperwork.

reevesr wrote:

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

hey reevesr, i seen where you posted last year on rzrforrums about a SD license plate
for like $22............do you have more info about this ( what all is required )  

I called the SD, Lawrence County Treasurers Office in Deadwood, SD @ 605-578-1862 and told them I was going to be riding my sideXside in their state and need to register it.  SD requires that all off road machine be registered in your home state of in SD.  SD has an interstate registrations that they provide to out of state riders.

You will need the following; copy of title, copy of driver lic., social security number, phone number and these two forms below;

https://www.state.sd.us/eforms/secure/eforms/E1792V1-FourWheelAllTerrainVehicleAffidavit.pdf
https://www.state.sd.us/eforms/secure/eforms/E0864V18-SDApplicationForMotorVehicleTitle&Registration.pdf

Utah requires that your machine be street legal, ie; lighted lic plate holder, windshield, seatbelts, horn, rearview mirror and lights.  

The ladies at the Treasure office are very helpful and will walk you thru all the paperwork.

Thanks,
you would think , Moab would have a town ordinance where you could at least drive to
each trail, like WV

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

reevesr wrote:

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

hey reevesr, i seen where you posted last year on rzrforrums about a SD license plate
for like $22............do you have more info about this ( what all is required )  

I called the SD, Lawrence County Treasurers Office in Deadwood, SD @ 605-578-1862 and told them I was going to be riding my sideXside in their state and need to register it.  SD requires that all off road machine be registered in your home state of in SD.  SD has an interstate registrations that they provide to out of state riders.

You will need the following; copy of title, copy of driver lic., social security number, phone number and these two forms below;

https://www.state.sd.us/eforms/secure/eforms/E1792V1-FourWheelAllTerrainVehicleAffidavit.pdf
https://www.state.sd.us/eforms/secure/eforms/E0864V18-SDApplicationForMotorVehicleTitle&Registration.pdf

Utah requires that your machine be street legal, ie; lighted lic plate holder, windshield, seatbelts, horn, rearview mirror and lights.  

The ladies at the Treasure office are very helpful and will walk you thru all the paperwork.

Thanks,  
you would think , Moab would have a town ordinance where you could at least drive to
each trail, like WV

There were several machines that were not registered and they went where ever they wanted to go. I think the police turn there heads during this rally as long as you are not doing anything stupid.

reevesr wrote:

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

reevesr wrote:

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

hey reevesr, i seen where you posted last year on rzrforrums about a SD license plate
for like $22............do you have more info about this ( what all is required )  

I called the SD, Lawrence County Treasurers Office in Deadwood, SD @ 605-578-1862 and told them I was going to be riding my sideXside in their state and need to register it.  SD requires that all off road machine be registered in your home state of in SD.  SD has an interstate registrations that they provide to out of state riders.

You will need the following; copy of title, copy of driver lic., social security number, phone number and these two forms below;

https://www.state.sd.us/eforms/secure/eforms/E1792V1-FourWheelAllTerrainVehicleAffidavit.pdf
https://www.state.sd.us/eforms/secure/eforms/E0864V18-SDApplicationForMotorVehicleTitle&Registration.pdf

Utah requires that your machine be street legal, ie; lighted lic plate holder, windshield, seatbelts, horn, rearview mirror and lights.  

The ladies at the Treasure office are very helpful and will walk you thru all the paperwork.

Thanks,  
you would think , Moab would have a town ordinance where you could at least drive to
each trail, like WV

There were several machines that were not registered and they went where ever they wanted to go.  I think the police turn there heads during this rally as long as you are not doing anything stupid.

i hope so. because we will have to ride on the road to get on the trail head

I talked to Jared @ ROTR today, He said they were changing a few things this year,
even though they have 11th thru 14th listed they're going to do 10th thru 14th and
have 5 days to ride.
also on registration they're going to have you list and pay for the days you want to
ride, unlike before where you paid a flat fee for everything, the t-shirt & the dinner
will be optional also

as of right now Bush is looking at
moab rim
hells revenge (tech)
behind the rocks
area bfe
pritchett canyon
cliffhanger ?

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

as of right now Bush is looking at  
moab rim
hells revenge (tech)  
behind the rocks
area bfe
pritchett canyon
cliffhanger ?

[quote="bush"]

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

as of right now Bush is looking at  
moab rim
hells revenge (tech)  
behind the rocks
area bfe
pritchett canyon
cliffhanger ?

I see you've got a couple on the list that you have to trailer to, how do you trailer if you have a toy hauler do you break camp or what?

tracker1 wrote:

bush wrote:

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

as of right now Bush is looking at  
moab rim
hells revenge (tech)  
behind the rocks
area bfe
pritchett canyon
cliffhanger ?

  I see you've got a couple on the list that you have to trailer to, how do you trailer if you have a toy hauler do you break camp or what?                                                                                                                                                                          

i've got a flatbed truck to haul mine, i think renting a u-haul trailer was mentioned

don't be scared , lets ridem, well have officals riding with us !

pushrod 1 wrote:

don't be scared   , lets ridem, well have officals riding with us    !

we going to ride until we get stopped.

there you go ! we aint scared

i just dont know about riding the road for several miles out of town. hard on the tires/ bearings

haven't looked to see how far the trail heads are

My vote is for the toughest trails, after a couple thousand mile journey I want a SERIOUS challenge.           SO no   trails please  

Hell’s Revenge
Steel Bender
Golden Spike
Gold Bar Rim
Poison Spider
Metal Masher
Strike Ravine
Moab Rim
Cliffhanger
Area BFE
Behind the Rocks
Pritchet Canyon

I will be stock piling spare parts for this one. Might be a good idea to have everyone coordinate parts for the various machines. Between us and Chad we should be able to carry most anything needed.

Joe I dont think we can get all those trails end in a week... be fun to try though.

blu-knight wrote:

Joe I dont think we can get all those trails end in a week... be fun to try though.  

Just meaning those would be highest on my priority list

RZR_Joe wrote:

My vote is for the toughest trails, after a couple thousand mile journey I want a SERIOUS challenge.           SO no   trails please  

Hell’s Revenge
Steel Bender
Golden Spike
Gold Bar Rim
Poison Spider
Metal Masher
Strike Ravine
Moab Rim
Cliffhanger
Area BFE
Behind the Rocks
Pritchet Canyon

I will be stock piling spare parts for this one. Might be a good idea to have everyone coordinate parts for the various machines. Between us and Chad we should be able to carry most anything needed.

poison spider, is rated 7 i did'nt see anything above a 3

if you want tough, lets start with pritchett canyon