Guys,
Just a note.  Its really a good idea to have an extinguisher on your rig.

I'm sure dgal wishes he did.  His RZR burned to the ground 100%, even melted the wheels.

I suggest you get one of these....
https://www.xxxoffroad.com/index.php?pa … &Itemid=53

Or end up like....
http://www.rzrforums.net/general-rzr-di … round.html

You will be able to drive on any two lane hwy ( 1 in each direction) no matter
what the posted speed limit says.  BTW, the HWY might have a short section that
has 4 lanes like through the middle of a town like in Marysvale.  That does not
mean the Hwy is a multilane Hwy.  You will still be allowed on it.  The numbers of lanes
is a designation given by the Hwy dept.  So effectively it means stay off of the freeway
since every other Hwy in Utah is a 2 lane Hwy.

You are limited to 45 mph at all times. 
This is the compromise that kept us from needing to add DOT approved tires.
If we went over 45mph we would have had to switch.  We didn't think everyone would
like the idea of springing for DOT tires.

Personally I didn't think this was a bad trade.  I don't plan to be cruising the oil for 50
miles at a whack anyway.  Of course I can't keep you from speeding.

BTW, I saw a really sweet looking Street legal kit yesterday.
All LED lights, a couple of different styles to choose from.  Easy install.
Should be ready to go as soon as the Safety Inspection manual is published.

Except that I do know where you are riding.
You said "Green River" area.
Since your photos do not show you at White wash dunes on the sand then
there is no open riding in that area as explained to me by Tom just today.

So unless you are riding on private land ALL logic tells me that if you are going off
of the designated trails, which you said you were, then you are riding illegal.

What else is there to need to know, its simple math.

Obviously you are old enough to know but sadly you don't care.

Sorry guys I am calling bullshit.

There is NO open riding in that area.  I called Tom Gnojek and asked him.
Tom is the BLM manager responsible for OHVs in the Green River district.

So stop telling people they can go down there and ride anywhere they want.
And inviting them to go do it with you is no different.
It is not true, if you think it is then post some details.

If you are in a "category" you put yourself there with this post.

Playing "we need to keep this a secret so the hordes won't damage it" is crap.

So your saying you know its illegal. Thanks guys.  Very adult.
The rest of us thank you for trashing our sport.

For the rest of you who are capable of understanding the gravity of
this issue you can verify that there is NO open OHV cross country riding in
the Green River area (other than the SAND at White Wash dunes).

Call Tom Gnojek in the Price BLM office and he will be happy to inform you
of the facts.  435-636-3631  he will provide you with a travel plan map.

Google says.....

http://www.rallysportdirect.com/shop/cu … -2828.html
$80

Rhinoryder,

It was not a personal slam against you.

You said "it's awesome because you don't have stay on a trail, you can go anywhere your UTV will take you."
I have no doubt you have been riding in the open for 10 years. It WAS legal.

BUT the law has changed.  There is no longer ANY open riding unless designated like the Dunes at Jericho.
Cross country riding has been closed, end of story.

You really need to check with your ranger friends again.