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These are the MEB vehicle requirements for all MEB events including the Roundup. All vehicles will be checked at registration. NO EXCEPTIONS!!!!
***Mandatory equipment for Street Cruise***
Must be road worthy and street legal
Must have seat belts for all passengers
Recommended for Street Cruise:
CB Radio
Fire Extinguisher (A,B,C type)
Basic first aid Kit
Trash Bag/container
***Mandatory equipment for all Trail Levels***
Hardtop or Roll Bar
Seat belts for all passengers
Solid Battery Hold Down (no bungee cords)
Fire Extinguisher (A,B,C type)
Other recommended equipment for all Trail Levels:
CB Radio
Basic first aid Kit
Trash Bag/container
*** Requirements to run Blue***
Locker or Limited Slip on one axle
Tow Points either on the Front, Rear or Both ends
Good Tow strap - with no metal hook
Tires: 33" min.
***Requirements to run Black***
Lockers or limited slip on both axles
Tires: 35" min.
winch highly recommended
***Requirements to run Red***
Winch Tires: 36"+ min
Fully Locked on both axles
Other Suggestions:
Carry some hand tools, Spare fluids and spare parts.
Carry a spare tire or a means of re-inflating your tires should you experience a flat. If you do have a winch, check it's operation before the event. Be sure it is in good repair and equipped with RATED accessories, such as tree saver straps, shackles or D-rings, snatch block and quality leather gloves. Do your vehicle maintenance and make sure everything is in good working order BEFORE you come to the Roundup! Don’t be “that guy” by not doing the proper maintenance.
We do realize that things happen and that breakage does occur so if something does happen to your rig, rest assured, MEB has never left a member or guest stranded on the trail or street! And, if your vehicle is questionable or is having any issues the morning of the ride, leave it back at camp, someone in the group will usually have an open seat for you to ride along with them.
While on the trail and while driving to and from the trail head, ALWAYS keep the vehicle behind you in sight! Especially at any intersection of trails or roads! Safety dictates that we keep our group together.
No alcohol on the trail or being intoxicated while on the trail. If you are, you will be escorted off the trail and asked to leave the event for its entirety. No refunds and no exceptions, don't even think about trying it!
DO NOT LITTER! Keep in mind that we are one of the most scrutinized outdoor groups. Our actions may very well determine where we may or may not be able to ride in the future. Some of the places we ride are on private property. It is imperative that we respect the land owners by showing respect for their property and by leaving it as clean, or cleaner, than it was on our arrival. Cigarette butts, etc, are considered litter!
***Mandatory equipment for Street Cruise***
Must be road worthy and street legal
Must have seat belts for all passengers
Recommended for Street Cruise:
CB Radio
Fire Extinguisher (A,B,C type)
Basic first aid Kit
Trash Bag/container
***Mandatory equipment for all Trail Levels***
Hardtop or Roll Bar
Seat belts for all passengers
Solid Battery Hold Down (no bungee cords)
Fire Extinguisher (A,B,C type)
Other recommended equipment for all Trail Levels:
CB Radio
Basic first aid Kit
Trash Bag/container
*** Requirements to run Blue***
Locker or Limited Slip on one axle
Tow Points either on the Front, Rear or Both ends
Good Tow strap - with no metal hook
Tires: 33" min.
***Requirements to run Black***
Lockers or limited slip on both axles
Tires: 35" min.
winch highly recommended
***Requirements to run Red***
Winch Tires: 36"+ min
Fully Locked on both axles
Other Suggestions:
Carry some hand tools, Spare fluids and spare parts.
Carry a spare tire or a means of re-inflating your tires should you experience a flat. If you do have a winch, check it's operation before the event. Be sure it is in good repair and equipped with RATED accessories, such as tree saver straps, shackles or D-rings, snatch block and quality leather gloves. Do your vehicle maintenance and make sure everything is in good working order BEFORE you come to the Roundup! Don’t be “that guy” by not doing the proper maintenance.
We do realize that things happen and that breakage does occur so if something does happen to your rig, rest assured, MEB has never left a member or guest stranded on the trail or street! And, if your vehicle is questionable or is having any issues the morning of the ride, leave it back at camp, someone in the group will usually have an open seat for you to ride along with them.
While on the trail and while driving to and from the trail head, ALWAYS keep the vehicle behind you in sight! Especially at any intersection of trails or roads! Safety dictates that we keep our group together.
No alcohol on the trail or being intoxicated while on the trail. If you are, you will be escorted off the trail and asked to leave the event for its entirety. No refunds and no exceptions, don't even think about trying it!
DO NOT LITTER! Keep in mind that we are one of the most scrutinized outdoor groups. Our actions may very well determine where we may or may not be able to ride in the future. Some of the places we ride are on private property. It is imperative that we respect the land owners by showing respect for their property and by leaving it as clean, or cleaner, than it was on our arrival. Cigarette butts, etc, are considered litter!
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