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Utah - Off Road Rider Training to be Required
- Thread starter MVI
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JimVonBaden
Kool Aid!
Agreed. Too many people with no clue destroying the lands and ruining it for everyone!
Hope more states follow suit.
It's telling that with all the moaning and whining about 'freedom' you don't hear pilots complain about proper training and certification...they know how dangerous it would be to hand the controls to an unlicensed operator.
It's telling that with all the moaning and whining about 'freedom' you don't hear pilots complain about proper training and certification...they know how dangerous it would be to hand the controls to an unlicensed operator.
Danno
Well-known member
Public offroad riding doesnt exist here. Every piece of land is private. The big complex about 2hrs away is a giant summer long party place. Definitely not a place to take kids. Their website advertises the daisy duke contests. Cold now so I might check it out. Costs a small fortune because everything is charged. If one rider brings 4 bikes...the truck, the rider and each bike has a seperate charge. Probably be well over $50 to go testing for an afternoon.
Hey, drop a link bro
Danno
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Buscoe Beach home of mini mayhem. I should have gone to mini mayhem. I got the date the day of the event. Looks like a fun place. Camping and hookups.
I will be the odd man out here and disagree. Just look at all of the superior drivers and riders (sarcasim) that state required motor vehicle training (i.e., DMV requirements) and the MSF programs have produced.
Bill_M
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The national parks service seems to have their act together pretty well when it comes to online stuff. Last year, I bought our White Rim Trail permits online, the day before we rode it, from our campsite a few miles outside the park, using my cell phone. Emailed my wife's permit to her, and she downloaded, so we each had our permit on our phones when offline, and we were good to go.
Danno
Well-known member
So baically a cell phone is used for proof of permit. That makes it convenient to request permits for anything.
Bill_M
Well-known member
Yeah, I don't know if it is true for all national parks, but at Canyonlands you can just show the permit on your phone.