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Blazer Bash 2022 It's TOO late for Last Minute Thrash
- Thread starter Cyclone Traveler
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Just paid for my Utah OHV permit online.
Wu Tang Fever?
You don't think they'll like your license plates?
Just wanna make sure it looks like I’m legit.
Is that even possible?
Now we have an issue. It appears that Full Size Invasion for Moab has been cancelled. Some people will still be hanging out and wheeling that week, but I'm not sure how many.
Do we still stay for 2 weeks with both rigs or do we pick one and just stay a week? If we only bring one, which one should we bring?
Do we still stay for 2 weeks with both rigs or do we pick one and just stay a week? If we only bring one, which one should we bring?
I have a call into FSI to find out what is up?
Not enough people signed up. Only 7 trucks so far. It's just going to be an "unofficial" gathering of friends.
We are at 45 trucks. Interesting.
Sounds like a fun time.
I think they were a little ambitious trying to do multiple FSI events in one year.
Low attendance is one thing but I’m sure the red tape from the city and county have a lot to do with not wanting to go through the effort.
Curious if the organizer has been fighting the same bs. I’m sure they have.
Curious if the organizer has been fighting the same bs. I’m sure they have.
That is what I was wondering.
They were wheeling in San Juan County only. Meeting at trail heads to stay out of Moab and Grand County. So not dealing with what I have been.
That's probably why the registration numbers are low.
I did think it's interesting pretty much the entire Canyonlands Nat'l Park is outside of Grand County.
I know @ashman @the_blaze and I will be in town for at least part of Fullsized Wheeling With Friends
I think we're going to stay for both weeks and bring both trucks at this point.
Problem is with a national park is that you can’t roll in groups larger than three trucks unless you get permission via permits and such.
Though most of the stuff in Canyonlands isn’t hard core crawling, the remote nature of it requires camping
