Bring Your Own Bronco –– Have You Been?

Today at 3:43 pm

If you're here in the forums, you've almost certainly heard of Bronco Off-Roadeo's Bring Your Own Bronco program, and I know of several of you who have already been. We're adding a specific section in our Bronco Off-Roadeo forum for people to share their experience, ask questions, and make plans to connect before or after your event.

For those who come across this section later, welcome! If you're looking for answers or to see what to expect, you're in the right place.
Here's two articles that may help, plus the Bring Your Own Bronco FAQs. Looking for more or want to show us your trip? Start a thread or drop your thoughts in this one!

The program, consisting of two experiences, Off-Road Recovery and Next Level Off-Road, is in full swing at Moab, New Hampshire, Tennessee, and Texas. Both are incredible opportunities to have fun off-road while improving your skills. The $495 (+ tax) per vehicle registration fee includes bringing up to three guests to share in the adventure, making it a great family trip this summer.

Head to bringyourownbronco.com for full details and to select your date to attend!

~~2021 Oxford White 2-door non-Sas Mid package 2.7L/10-speed Badlands with MIC top~~
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Keeping the Jeeps: ~~stock '89 XJ, 3.5" lifted '00 XJ on 31s and~~ '89 MJ

broncorob3, Unicorn

Today at 6:16 pm

Your timing is quite fun, Laura! Literally, I just signed up for the Moab BYOB on the 29th, both sessions.

Something you didn't mention, but is definitely good to know: If you are a BN Premium member, you get a $50 discount on each session. So, if you were planning to do both sessions in the one day, you would actually make money by being a BN Premium member. 😀
Also amazingly, if you are dumb like me, and couldn't find the discount code prior to registering, the BYOB folks are incredibly helpful, and once membership is confirmed, they will refund you the discount.

PiRep to come on my experience. But if the standard Off-Roadeo experience is any hint, I expect BYOB to be pretty amazing.