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GenRight Off-Road - Doing more than just building product.

Learn how to make the most of your photos on the trail.

Innovative: advanced, forward-looking, modern,

MOABJEEPER Magazine visits with Tony Pellegrino, GenRight Off Road, to see what new goodies they have for the JK crowd.

Besides being the Jeep event of the year, many products are debuted or sneak peeked at the Easter Jeep Safari Vendor Show.

It was Easter Jeep Safari, and we were on the Golden Spike trail climbing some gnarly steps when we all heard the comical sound effects of an aftermarket horn, A-OOGA A-OOGA, coming from the next Jeep in line.

Keep up with the MOABJEEPER Magazine crew as we blog and post some of our pictures each night from Moab, Utah.

It's that time of year that Jeepaholics from around the country, and all corners of the world, will start their pilgrimage to Moab. If you're a first timer, let us welcome you and point out a few of the important in-town locations and facts.

Here we are again,

A new non-profit organization helps out those less fortunate through the use of four-wheel drive vehicles.

The Troll often wondered what it would feel like to experience a high speed full roll in a Jeep. At EJS 2009, his wish came true with a Mountain Off-Road Enterprises sport cage installed for the ride.

There was a time that CB radio?s ruled the trails, highways, and any other situation needing mobile communication. In recent years though, handheld radios have gotten considerably cheaper and more popular. Like Grandma? is it time to retire the CB radio?

It wasn?t that long ago I had the pleasure of meeting one of the MOABJEEPER Magazine staff, Moab Man. Of course, the first thing I noticed was the sticker on his Jeep?s hood reading, ?Sometimes It Hurts To Understand.?

LED lights are amazing and incredibly efficient. And quite honestly, we?re geeks for anything using LED lights.

**Update-"Installation Issues"**If you off-road, a Hi-Lift® jack is mandatory? or should be. No other tool has proven itself in more gnarly situations off-road than Hi-Lift® jacks, but where to mount it in a short wheel based Jeep?