Check out the new issue of JPFreek Adventure Magazine FREE

JPFreek1 · **Posted:** Thu Apr 15, 2010 8:10 pm

We've just published the latest issue of JPFreek Adventure Magazine and as a way to encourage fellow members of the forum to check out and subscribe to North America's first and only fully-digital Jeep adventure lifestyle publication, we're giving you an opportunity to view the latest issue FREE of charge.

You can check out the April-May 2010 issue of JPFreek by visiting:

www.jpfreek.com/current/Spr2010.html

Also, we have recently gone back to our original bi-monthly format so instead of only four issues annually, we'll be publishing five issues in 2010 and six issues in 2011. Our current issue features over 90ppgs of engaging content and we hope you'll check it out and pick up a subscription. To get a subscription, please visit:

www.jpfreek.com/subscribe/index.html

Thanks to all of you for your continued support of JPFreek. Happy adventures!

AZKJ · **Posted:** Thu Apr 15, 2010 11:43 pm

I checked out the Jeep Jamboree page... their prices are ridicules!! It's way much cheaper to get a guide book if you don't know the trails and do them with your friends.

JPFreek1 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 16, 2010 12:07 am

Speaking of the Guidebook, we are preparing and publishing their 2010 Guidebook for them and it should publish (in Flash format with a print-on-demand option) late next week so stay tuned.

JL Rockies · **Posted:** Fri Apr 16, 2010 8:34 am

AZKJ wrote:

I checked out the Jeep Jamboree page... their prices are ridicules!! It's way much cheaper to get a guide book if you don't know the trails and do them with your friends.

Umm...... permit fees are part of that and profits go towards fighting legal battles with SUWA and Mordor on the Potomac. Each EJS raises $50K - $60K for land issues for various local and national orgs.

ATXKJ · **Posted:** Fri Apr 16, 2010 5:56 pm

Fyi about page 31 or so - it would appear to be a Durangotang, KJ and mountain bike

durangotang · **Posted:** Sat Apr 17, 2010 4:15 pm

ATXKJ wrote:

Fyi about page 31 or so - it would appear to be a Durangotang, KJ and mountain bike

kskj · **Posted:** Sat Apr 17, 2010 5:23 pm

Nice article Ben.

JeepinJarhead03 · **Posted:** Sat Apr 17, 2010 5:52 pm

durangotang wrote:

ATXKJ wrote:

Fyi about page 31 or so - it would appear to be a Durangotang, KJ and mountain bike

lol yeah i recognized the storage drawers but couldn't remember whos that was

AZKJ · **Posted:** Sat Apr 17, 2010 11:27 pm

JL Rockies wrote:

AZKJ wrote:

I checked out the Jeep Jamboree page... their prices are ridicules!! It's way much cheaper to get a guide book if you don't know the trails and do them with your friends.

Umm...... permit fees are part of that and profits go towards fighting legal battles with SUWA and Mordor on the Potomac. Each EJS raises $50K - $60K for land issues for various local and national orgs.

Just my opinion... still way too high, and like I said before... you can do most of the trails on your own for free and with a smaller less regimented group doing more trails in a day than you can do with them. If you're really into wheeling and are concerned... join a local 4x4 club or an OHV organization in your state or on a national level... cost is usually $30.00 or so a year. AZ LOST JEEPS dues were $35.00 this year... the entire amount was donated to ASA4WDC.

Three days in either Moab for $275.00 per person, or three days in Ouray for $250.00 per person is way too high for doing these trails you can do with your friends. From what I've seen, these things are for newbies, or people with a lot of money in their pockets that don't get out much. The Jeep Jamboree folks are raking in big $$$ off these events.

Sorry for taking this thread OT....

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