Spokane, WA: ALERT need EVERYONE TO PLEASE WATCH FOR A SNOWMOBILE TRAILER WITH A ORANGE AND WHITE SIDE BY SIDE. Stolen from the MAX/Mirabeau parking lot this morning by a blue minivan. Trailer License Plate # 9386YR. If you see this please call 911 but also Call myself 509-435-1477 or Randy at 509-954-4855

Attached Thumbnails

 

Hi!

I’m including Moses lake Sand Dunes in the UTV Guide Book for Eastern Washington, but the pictures I took while I was there didn’t turn out very well.

I got some decent aerial imagery of the staging area, but it was kind of late in the day so the rest of the pics just don’t look very good.

Would anyone be willing to post up some good high rez photos of RZRs at Moses Lake, with permission for me to use them in the book?

That would be much appreciated.

I’m looking for a place ton RV camp and ride in the Medicine Bow, Snowy Range area. Can anyone give me some ideas? Also, the same for the Bighorn Mountains area. I would like to be able to ride directly from the camping area. I have a 38 foot motorhome.

We are planning a trip to Maine and it is shorter for us to travel through Canada to get there. We will be hauling our RZRs but should not unload them in Canada. We plan to cross at Sarnia. What should we expect at Customs on both Canada and US sides? I will have our travel itinerary with us and should be in Canada for about 16 hours.
How bad is traveling through Toronto late on a Saturday morning? I will have a 40′ motorhome pulling a 20′ trailer and it’s the busiest Interstate in the world. Some friends traveling with us will have large 5th wheel toy haulers also.

I tried searching for any thread for riders in western montana. Couldn’t find one so I’ll be the first to start. We took our Polaris rzrs to racetrack,mt this weekend and rode into Alpine Lake on Saturday and then headed into Cruthers Lake and Bend mountain/goat lake on Sunday. I believe that Cruthers and bend/goat is one of the nastiest trails in western montana. If anyone is up for the challenge I suggest you try it. We had a blast! There was one shelf on the Bend trail that the locals warned us about some jeeps flipping over, there was broken glass everywhere which got our adrenaline pumping. Once we got to the top the views were amazing!



https://vimeo.com/134042253

Greetings! I am so excited to be selling on RZRForums!

I have been driving off-road vehicles since 2005. I started with a single-track motorcycle, moved on to ATVs shortly thereafter, worked my way up through several sizes of ATV, and then eventually bought a Polaris RZR S 800 in 2010.

I have traveled far and wide to many different states and covered many types of terrain. I’ve ridden several sand dune areas. I’ve gone up to 11,000 feet in the mountains of Utah. I’ve crawled over rocks and through mud at the base of Mt. Rainier. I’ve bogged down in the mud, crossed fast-moving streams, charged down countless miles of service road, gotten stuck in the snow, and made myself dizzy sick pulling donuts on frozen mud puddles.

During all of these riding adventures, I found that there was always a considerable amount of effort and doubt involved in learning about new riding areas.

Information about each one must be extracted from various sources including government websites, internet forums, public rides hosted by local clubs, etc. This information comes in many different formats, and with differing levels of completeness, accuracy, and legibility. Often, the best way to be introduced to a new area is to find someone who is familiar with it, and ask them to be your guide.

This book endeavors to be your virtual guide.

Please check it out at UTV Adventures, LLC!

15% discount for pre-orders until the book is ready to start shipping next month!

Greetings! I am so excited to be selling on RZRForums!

I have been driving off-road vehicles since 2005. I started with a single-track motorcycle, moved on to ATVs shortly thereafter, worked my way up through several sizes of ATV, and then eventually bought a Polaris RZR S 800 in 2010.

I have traveled far and wide to many different states and covered many types of terrain. I’ve ridden several sand dune areas. I’ve gone up to 11,000 feet in the mountains of Utah. I’ve crawled over rocks and through mud at the base of Mt. Rainier. I’ve bogged down in the mud, crossed fast-moving streams, charged down countless miles of service road, gotten stuck in the snow, and made myself dizzy sick pulling donuts on frozen mud puddles.

During all of these riding adventures, I found that there was always a considerable amount of effort and doubt involved in learning about new riding areas.

Information about each one must be extracted from various sources including government websites, internet forums, public rides hosted by local clubs, etc. This information comes in many different formats, and with differing levels of completeness, accuracy, and legibility. Often, the best way to be introduced to a new area is to find someone who is familiar with it, and ask them to be your guide.

This book endeavors to be your virtual guide.

Please check it out at UTV Adventures, LLC!

15% discount for pre-orders until the book is ready to start shipping next month!

Thought I would share my experience with registering and licensing my RZR in South Dakota as a non-resident (I live in Iowa). I can not say enough good words about South Dakota and their willingness to work with those that want to vacation and ride in their state! Mailed the forms late Thursday and the plates where in the mail the next Monday! They even e-mailed me to let me know everything was done and on its way!

I chose a county in South Dakota that was the nearest to where I live in case I needed to make an appearance in person. It turns out everything can be done through the mail. I e-mailed (uctreas2@iw.net) them with my request and here is the e-mail I got back from the Union County Treasurer about the procedure to register and get my South Dakota plates:

Attached are 3 forms needed to apply for license plates on your ATV. Please feel free to call 605-356-2391 with questions.

1. State of SD Application for Motor Vehicle Title Section III. Fill in names & SS # of EVERY person listed on your title as owner. Fill in address, VIN # & all vehicle info in section IV. Sign & Date at the bottom.

2. Affadavit. Fill in the bottom affidavit ONLY (Interstate Title -Non Negotiable) with year, make Serial #. This form must be SIGNED and notarized.

3, Four Wheel All Terrain Vehicle Affadavit: Again, fill in Make, Model, VIN & write in WHO installed the accessories to make the ATV Street Legal. It must have Mirror, Horn, Exhaust, Headlights, Lic Plate light, lights & be at least 200 cc. This form must ALSO be signed & Notarized.

Mail all three completed forms ALONG WITH a COPY of your title & COPIES of Drivers License of each person listed as an owner on the title. Include your phone # so we can call you if we have questions.

As far as costs; I estimate your fees to be $60 to $70 which includes mailing your plate. You can either enclose a check (we will refund any overpayment) or we will call you for a credit card once we have all the paperwork.

IT IS EASIEST to come up to our office with your title & photo ID’s & we will do all the paperwork & notarizing for you. Once you are "in the system" renewal of you plate license each year is easily accomplished by mail.

Thought I would share my experience with registering and licensing my RZR in South Dakota as a non-resident (I live in Iowa). I can not say enough good words about South Dakota and their willingness to work with those that want to vacation and ride in their state! Mailed the forms late Thursday and the plates where in the mail the next Monday! They even e-mailed me to let me know everything was done and on its way!

I chose a county in South Dakota that was the nearest to where I live in case I needed to make an appearance in person. It turns out everything can be done through the mail. I e-mailed (uctreas2@iw.net) them with my request and here is the e-mail I got back from the Union County Treasurer about the procedure to register and get my South Dakota plates:

Attached are 3 forms needed to apply for license plates on your ATV. Please feel free to call 605-356-2391 with questions.

1. State of SD Application for Motor Vehicle Title Section III. Fill in names & SS # of EVERY person listed on your title as owner. Fill in address, VIN # & all vehicle info in section IV. Sign & Date at the bottom.

2. Affadavit. Fill in the bottom affidavit ONLY (Interstate Title -Non Negotiable) with year, make Serial #. This form must be SIGNED and notarized.

3, Four Wheel All Terrain Vehicle Affadavit: Again, fill in Make, Model, VIN & write in WHO installed the accessories to make the ATV Street Legal. It must have Mirror, Horn, Exhaust, Headlights, Lic Plate light, lights & be at least 200 cc. This form must ALSO be signed & Notarized.

Mail all three completed forms ALONG WITH a COPY of your title & COPIES of Drivers License of each person listed as an owner on the title. Include your phone # so we can call you if we have questions.

As far as costs; I estimate your fees to be $60 to $70 which includes mailing your plate. You can either enclose a check (we will refund any overpayment) or we will call you for a credit card once we have all the paperwork.

IT IS EASIEST to come up to our office with your title & photo ID’s & we will do all the paperwork & notarizing for you. Once you are "in the system" renewal of you plate license each year is easily accomplished by mail.

Heading to coos bay July 11-20. Seeing if anyone is interested. If so I can bring them with me. I have for sale 4 2014 XP41K seats. They have the Benchmark harness inserts already installed with red Pro Comp 4 point harnesses. Looking to get $650 OBO for the set.

Pics