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It took 3 long days and nights, but it's all finished (other than some cosmetic stuff). She's a beauty!

Just went down to the DMV. In and out, pretty easy, just signed some papers and paid some back fees. easiest trip to the DMV ever.

We have a few ATV rentals available for Presidents weekend. We have a couple raptor 660's, Honda 400ex's, Z400 and some smaller 250's. Please call for more info. 702 750 9751. See you out there!

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Interestingly, I've been going to Dumont for over 30 years now and have never had an issue with the BLM or the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Dept. In my opinion, this all goes back to the golden rule most of us learned when we were growing up, due unto others, follow the rules and treat everyone with respect, including law enforcement. This past weekend, my interaction with the BLM was at the permit station on Saturday night when I arrived, and on Sunday morning in my RZR when I was running wide open up the canyon road and encountered a ranger. I slowed down, waved to them as we passed each other and they waved back. Leaving the dunes yesterday morning I gave a friendly wave, pointed to my displayed permit and received a thank you and a wave back. I firmly believe that if one doesn't follow the rules, presents an azzhat attitude and still expects respect from those that are only doing their job will get the complete opposite.

I have my season pass, all my sh*t is registered, I don't do drugs, all my sh*t is legal... fk with me all you want and ill give you a big smile If your not LEO and you fk with me you might get a knot on your head lol

We were camped deep in the canyon one year and experimenting with rockets, bare rocket engines with mickey moused aluminum can fins, nose cones, duct tape, gasoline and other miscellaneous and probably somewhat illegal modifications to them (which was in total violation of the rocketeers oath I might add, but really cool too). One rocket went up and out of sight never to be seen again. The next year, we found the highly modified rocket stuck nose down in the sand not too far from where it was launched. Evidently, the scientific modifications prevented the chute from opening and, well you know the rest, what goes up, must come down.