Our WORST off-roading accident ever! 

@@thelonerizla1I don’t think this was Matt’s event…I suspect this was a Trail Hero event.

​@@dwaynepenner2788I stand corrected , just read bleepinjeeps comment elsewhere. I'll remove the comment. Thanks for the info 👍🏻

Thank you guys so much for handling the medical side of this so effortlessly. I can't handle those situations well.

If you’re gonna you better have a good roll bar

​@spencebrooks7187, you should always offroad with adequate roll cages. Always. If you have a chance of rolling, even with a vehicle that doesn't have a removable top... that roof almost always crushes like a tin can.

@@EyebrowsMahoney You're tellin the truth. Doesn't matter what the roof is made of, a roll like that is doing a number on it.

No if you do go rock crawling, have a roll cage.

​@EyebrowsMahoney depends on the off roading, if you are overlanding and doing mild obstacles then I wouldn't get a cage

Yah bud this is America it's not his life he's putting at risk not his decision let people push themselves to grow their abilities. Just like smoking or drinking it's horrible for you but should the government be able to tell you you can't do it?

@@zacharywiggins3768 If they are organizers and acting as a guide, then they take on liability. It also isnt just them. Somebody drunk or gets stoned in their house vs doing it while behind the wheel for example. The law is less about protecting them, more about protecting those around then. Is like what I say as a rider who sees other motorcyclists being stupid. I dont care what they do. They go and kill themselves, is their choice. But they decide to wipe out and put themselves under the wheels of a semi on the highway? Semi driver has to live with those memories and if rider lives, everybody else has to deal with taking care of em for rest of their life. So yeah, tell them no because were a lot of other trail users who had their day ruined because organizers didnt ensure proper responsibility. Go to a track day. Cars are checked. If not suitable for track? They wont let you on. Miss drivers session? Too bad. Come back next time.

Yes, she's a hoot!

Agreed wow what a soldier.

No, that isnt the answer. What is best is to consider strengths and weaknesses and build accordingly. Showing off and safe rarely go together. Unfortunately the trail guides responsible for this group let a person put themselves into a situation. A steep climb on a short wheelbase jeep not configured for if things go bad is not on her, it is on the guides.

I'm watching this video while listening to "She's Nubs" by NOFX in the background

He sounds like a bad guide

Everyone should be able to make adult decisions and not have someone to take care of what they do

Some of us prefer to 'get back on the horse', rather than let the horse win!

@@MaverickHistorian you are so vey wrong. The individual Susan made her own choice to follow Matt. He announced for the less experienced people and non built vehicles to go to the right. Being a free country you can not make a person do something that they do not want to do, but people do stupid things and they unfortunately win stupid awards. If you are given an option to do this or that and you chose the wrong one then you only have yourself to blame.

@@toddhoffmaster6057 correct, we are guides, not the gestapo

Exactly what I was thinking the entire time lol

If only she focused on being feminine, she wouldn't have any of these problems. I blame her husband really. Was he wearing a dress while holding that camera? Probably

What came to mind was that reporter played by Luke Wilson in Anchorman

Natures way of telling you that you need to go to common sense school and try a different sport or at the very least BUY AN AUTOMATIC FOR GODS SAKE…..

@@noonehere1793 Interesting, and likely true. My takeaway is "You can go past your limits, but you must do so with care and acknowledgement to raise them above what they were, not with reckless bravado to impress people around you"

100%

The note of the fiberglass roof was to add context to where the fiberglass shard that went through her arm came from not about the roll.

All jeep wranglers come factory with a roll bar and a soft top or fiberglass hard top over that. Luckily she also had an aftermarket offroad roll cage.

@@bleepinjeep Ok, thanks for the info! 👍

Call Ed Bolian he’ll want you to tell your story on vinwiki!

yeah for sure, but try telling her? why would you even consider a stick shift if you only have one good arm

And a soft top.

I think this was Trail Hero not a MORR event.

Wrong event lol

Video is on RU-vid. Orange bottom.

it was years ago

Lot of people had to risk their lives for that person, who was way beyond their skill level.

Tell me you don't have active listening skills..

This was the ledges trail. Hour out is accurate.

well I've been wheeling trails like this without one for 20 years....

bet you don't even wheel lmao

This didn’t happen at a MORR event, there are other annual events at Sand Hollow. And it didn’t happen this year, several surgeries to rebuilding the jeep in less than 6 weeks doesn’t fit the time line. Not to mention MORR Didn’t provide guided trail rides at either of the events they have hosted, Mad Moose tours did. And the fellow who passed last year had a cardiac event while working security, hardly an event related injury. But feel free to slander away.

Maybe you should get your facts straight before you go bad mouthing and making yourself look like a fool.

you are clueless...

Gotta drag it out for the time man

This wasn't even a matts offroad event, stop trying to act like you know him or anything about it 😂

@@bleepinjeep I don't know him and I don't care to, he's a known fraudster for one thing. I was hopeful about his channel when he first started, but around the time he nearly pulled a vehicle over his own dog I had to admit he's dangerous.

@@BlindIo42 What fraud has he committed? I was unaware.

@@BlindIo42 you have no idea what you are talking about 🤡🤡