HI ALL,
I HAVE A 03 660 GRIZ WITH A K&N FILTER AND HMF PIPE. I LIVE IN ILLINOIS. I NEED TO RE-JET FOR THE RICHFIELD JAMBOREE THIS SEPTEMBER. ANYONE BEEN THERE DONE THAT?
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I am not going to be able to go this year, but I will be there the following year. What is your elevation where you live? They say the ride goes from 5000-12000.

 

I'm pretty sure it doesn't go as high as 12000 ft, the highest point in Utah is like 12500 and it's nowhere near this trail......I've only heard about the Jamboree, but don't know if it goes through high mountains or not, but I doubt you'll be going over the 8000 ft mark.

 

THANKS....ABOUT 800 FT.

 

Add another 0, if I where you I'd jet for 5-6000 ft, if you can point me to a map of the trail, I'd be able to tell you better.

 

I havn't ridden the jamboree but have rode most all the paiute trail and side trails. the valley floor in Richfield is 5300ft. the valley floor at Marysvale is 6100 feet. The main Paiute trail West of marysvale goes through the Tushar range.The road sits at 11,286ft. Highest peak is Mt Belknap at 12,136ft. Your right up there. Most of the trail is 9000ft or less. In my opinion the best ride on the trail is trail 01. The main trail West of Richfield, South to Marysvale. Guess it to be about 50 miles one way. Jet for 6000 to 7000 ft. Runs like $hit up high but so what.. It'll run great everywhere else.. Get a map of the trail.. National Geographic Trails Illustrated.. #708.. Fishlake National Forest/BLM.. All trails are marked. Call these guys Trails Illustrated 1-800962-1643 in Colorado. $10.00.

 

I would jet for 8000 feet. The trail will bounce up and down but you should be ok at 8000-9000 ft. It is a great ride, if you have time you should ride across skyline from mayfield to fairview, roughly the same jetting. mayfield is just a little north of richfield, take a day and try it.

 

I've heard from others that thats a good ride hoss. It's not part of the Paiute system though. Isn't it all forest service gravel roads? no designated ATV only trails I don't think.. Love those narrow 5ft wide trails they cut on the Paiute.. I have my fingers crossed for that Shoshone trail they want to make in Northern UT/Southern Id/ Western WY. Supposed to be 1500 miles of connected trails WOOHOOO!!!!!!