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 2012 Rally 
                                on the Rocks - Moab, Utah SxS / UTV Riding Event::Continued::
This was my first time in Moab and also the first 
                                time I would drive on such a challenging course 
                                with a Side-by-Side. Harlen gave me a few pointers 
                                before making the first climb in the Polaris RZR 
                                800 S. I was amazed how well the RZR climbed the 
                                steep sand stone hills even in two wheel drive! 
                               
                                 
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                                      are many challenging areas along Moab's 
                                      Hell's Revenge Trail |  Once we reached the top of the first hill, you 
                                could look out for miles over the rolling slick 
                                rock hills. We kicked the RZR in four-wheel drive 
                                to ensure the maximum amount of traction to navigate 
                                the trail for the duration of our ride.  
                                 
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                                  | Camp 
                                      Chef cooked up some amazing pulled pork 
                                      on their portable cooking equipment & 
                                      they prepared lunch for everyone on the 
                                      Hell's Revenage Trail on Thursday near the 
                                      half way point of the drive along the Colorado 
                                      River overlook |  About half-way into the ride we were greeted 
                                by Camp Chef 
                                who had set out on the trail about an hour before 
                                our group. They had lunch set up on top of a beautiful 
                                over look of the Colorado River. Camp Chef slow 
                                roasted pulled pork for 16 hours in one of their 
                                Smoke Vault smokers, and they hauled out their 
                                Outdoor Camp Oven, Sherpa Mountain Series Table, 
                                and Single Burner Cooker on the trail to heat 
                                and serve lunch to everyone on the ride, 
                                 
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                                  | Camp 
                                      Chef cooked for over 100 people all on their 
                                      portable grills and ovens that they hauled 
                                      in on two Side-by-Sides at Rally on the 
                                      Rocks |  “We wanted to chose a fairly technical 
                                trail and one that was really popular to show 
                                that you can haul in enough Camp Chef cooking 
                                supplies on your SxS / UTV to feed a just under 
                                a hundred people. We wanted to show that the Camp 
                                Chef Cooking supplies were packable and rugged 
                                and easy to set up and tear down," said Camp 
                                Chef's Brandon Sparrow. 
                                 
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                                  | Moab's 
                                      riding trails are both breath taking and 
                                      challenging, but their are typically by-pass 
                                      trails for those looking for less adventure! |  Once we got ourselves refueled and hydrated we 
                                headed back out on the trail. Moab offers some 
                                of the best riding on earth and is like nothing 
                                else. Hell’s Revenge is just one of the 
                                many marked trails in Moab. This particular trail 
                                has rolling hill climbs, steep rock crawls, sandy 
                                desert trails, and a few obscurely named obstacles 
                                including Devil’s Highway Hot Tub, Escalator, 
                                Hell's Gate and many others, but these named obstacles 
                                were off-limits to those on the ride. 
                                 
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                                  | Mark 
                                      Holz owner of Holz Racing stands near a 
                                      cliff overlooking the Colorado River |  “This is our third trip out here and the 
                                scenery is unbelievable. It is a different type 
                                of riding then we are used to, it’s a little 
                                slower pace but it is interesting and challenging 
                                and some of it is real technical.” Said 
                                Mark Holz Owner of Holz Racing |