2018 Pioneer Takeover/ P500 Group Rides

[JACKAL]

Starting this thread to somewhat organize or at least group the P500 guys that plan to attend the Takeover.

For official Takeover purposes any guided ride will consist of typical Royal Blue (Sundquist TWRA ) trail off of RRB campground.
This would be a Saturday ride all day leave 10AM return about 6PM taking in the most scenic sections of trails.

I will not take P500's to Dragonsback or Widowmaker they can make it but you have to be a very good driver. Not for the phony tough or crazy brave. Due to width and wheelbase a group of P500's through this is not advised. After having to wait 5+ hrs on broken P1K's having them roll multiple times just trying to get down I'm not putting me or you in that position.

The idea is to have fun and see the scenery while meeting other members.

 

[JACKAL]

Saturday scenic ride loop all day, easy to moderate trails. Stock machine will be fine but better tires will help. Full skids and a winch would be nice but not needed. Leave RRB at 10AM return about 6PM probably 50 mile ride, no extra fuel needed.

 

[Bad_bowtie]

My wife, son, and I are definatly in, if she can tag along with us on her ATV.

 

[JACKAL]

My wife, son, and I are definatly in, if she can tag along with us on her ATV.

Sure thing

 

[RickyB]

Saturday scenic ride loop all day, easy to moderate trails. Stock machine will be fine but better tires will help. Full skids and a winch would be nice but not needed. Leave RRB at 10AM return about 6PM probably 50 mile ride, no extra fuel needed.

I’m following Bad_bowtie. I always do LOL. You can count me in.


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[elkaholic]

Would you allow some of is P1K or P700 peeps tag along for a scenic ride?


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[JACKAL]

Would you allow some of is P1K or P700 peeps tag along for a scenic ride?


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Sure, but it will be pretty much the same route for all machines the P500 pace just a bit slower due to suspension limitations vs. The P1K . After doing this a couple of years we pretty much know the loop for time and experience.

 

[Bastardchild]

This sounds cool. I'll talk to the wife about the P500 ride. If i cant convince her to ride with me she'll be on her P7-4.

 

[Cavediver]

This is exactly what we are looking for, a nice all day ride with similar machines and good folks.
Count us in.

 

[Mudslyder]

We are in. Sounds great.

 

[trigger]

Yeah! I knew the P5 crowd wouldn't disappoint, gonna have us a convoy.

 

[ALM76]

We're in also. This will be awesome! Can't wait to meet everyone

 

[ZeroG]

Sounds good to this rookie. We are In.

 

[GnomeRider]

Sounds great. Wife and I are in.

 

[Chooglin]

I am in , there will be a Wolverine and a Rhino in my group also , if that's ok ?

 

[Bastardchild]

I might be part of it. I was talking with the wife about it and she mentioned an 8 hour, 50 mile ride is kind of a big chunk taken out of a short weekend. I guess we've never really done this type of riding. We were kinda thinking it was something like you hit a certain trail with a certain group for a few hours, make it back to camp, have some adult beverages, hit another trail with some people, make it back to camp after a few hours, have some drinks, cook, hit another trail for a few hours, etc.. but we will see. She said she's not against it though. Gots to keep the wife happy.

 

[Tramguage1]

I might be part of it. I was talking with the wife about it and she mentioned an 8 hour, 50 mile ride is kind of a big chunk taken out of a short weekend. I guess we've never really done this type of riding. We were kinda thinking it was something like you hit a certain trail with a certain group for a few hours, make it back to camp, have some adult beverages, hit another trail with some people, make it back to camp after a few hours, have some drinks, cook, hit another trail for a few hours, etc.. but we will see. She said she's not against it though. Gots to keep the wife happy.

@CaptinJackRZR and I will be more than happy to take some smaller groups on these types of rides. We are hoping to get the families with small children together and do exactly what you describe. Hit some of the easily accessible sights.

 

[Bastardchild]

@CaptinJackRZR and I will be more than happy to take some smaller groups on these types of rides. We are hoping to get the families with small children together and do exactly what you describe. Hit some of the easily accessible sights.

Sounds good! Hell everything about the takeover sounds good! I want to do it all! Lol

 

[JACKAL]

I might be part of it. I was talking with the wife about it and she mentioned an 8 hour, 50 mile ride is kind of a big chunk taken out of a short weekend. I guess we've never really done this type of riding. We were kinda thinking it was something like you hit a certain trail with a certain group for a few hours, make it back to camp, have some adult beverages, hit another trail with some people, make it back to camp after a few hours, have some drinks, cook, hit another trail for a few hours, etc.. but we will see. She said she's not against it though. Gots to keep the wife happy.

You have to understand this place is big, heck it takes you nearly a half hour on Trail 27 that is part of the RRB campground climbing up a 2400 foot mountain just to get into the TWRA then trail 19 is 19 miles long circling around the main mountain with all the trails branching off it. In essence a 2 hour ride gets you onto the main trail and back. 240,000 acres is a lot of area. Where we typically take people only covers 20% of that in a 8 hour loop stopping for drinks, snacks, see the waterfalls, overlooks, caves, boulders formations and scenery in general. Probably 5 hours riding and 3 hours checking things out or stopped and talking etc.

 

[Bastardchild]

You have to understand this place is big, heck it takes you nearly a half hour on Trail 27 that is part of the RRB campground climbing up a 2400 foot mountain just to get into the TWRA then trail 19 is 19 miles long circling around the main mountain with all the trails branching off it. In essence a 2 hour ride gets you onto the main trail and back. 240,000 acres is a lot of area. Where we typically take people only covers 20% of that in a 8 hour loop stopping for drinks, snacks, see the waterfalls, overlooks, caves, boulders formations and scenery in general. Probably 5 hours riding and 3 hours checking things out or stopped and talking etc.

Wow 240,000 acres is amazing! Well that sounds like all the stuff we would like to see and do. Thanks for the info @JACKAL