Big Rock OffRoad, Maysville Ky: Grand Reopening!

WrenchMonkey · 02-13-2010, 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Lisa

I'm gonna guess before long you guys will get the low down on it...

I posted this yesterday, but apparently everybody missed it:

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Originally Posted by Splat

Proof of insurance on a offroad rig ? not many will have that due to it is a tube rig fab job!

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Originally Posted by BigRock Offroad

We understand the insurance issue on the tube rigs, not a problem

Confirmed that with him today.

The insurance clause is basically a way to snag the crudest of the crude, the most obnoxious (even unsafe) rigs that most "real" wheelers would just shake our heads at.

Reasonably well-built, trail only rigs won't have a problem...

Robert

Trigger · 02-14-2010, 09:16 AM

It's kind of funny, but Superlift Offroad Park in Arkansas has pretty much the same rules, including the insurance requirements.

http://www.orvpark.com/rules.asp

I think if you do a search online, you'll find that most of your organized offroad parks are the same way. Just be lucky you don't live in Washington State. All of their offroad areas were public land and your vehicle not only had to be insured, but had to be licensed as well. Killer wheeling, so nobody really had a problem with it though. Bottom line is that rules are rules. Follow them, or don't, it's completely up to the individual. I just think it's cool that there's another park opening up.

02-14-2010, 09:16 AM	#2
Trigger Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Xenia, OH Posts: 281	It's kind of funny, but Superlift Offroad Park in Arkansas has pretty much the same rules, including the insurance requirements. http://www.orvpark.com/rules.asp I think if you do a search online, you'll find that most of your organized offroad parks are the same way. Just be lucky you don't live in Washington State. All of their offroad areas were public land and your vehicle not only had to be insured, but had to be licensed as well. Killer wheeling, so nobody really had a problem with it though. Bottom line is that rules are rules. Follow them, or don't, it's completely up to the individual. I just think it's cool that there's another park opening up.