Bronco Off-Roadeo Badges

iambluto

It would be nice if there was a way to purchase the Off-Roadeo Badge where one attended the Roadeo (or even better-be a part of the experience included in the $35 registration fee.) For all those who have been or those who are going, I think it would be nice to have the option to have both an Off-Roadeo badge/sticker from the appropriate location one went and also a Bronco Nation badge/sticker upon completion of the event. It would be a talking point and a way to promote the event and the Bronco Nation on vehicles as they drive all over the place. Just a thought-maybe run with it Bronco Nation?

To take that further, what about a disclaimer from Ford tht you were professionally trained on driving the vehicle and incude a negotiated reduction in insurance? Just saying...

Deepshag

To take that further, what about a disclaimer from Ford tht you were professionally trained on driving the vehicle and incude a negotiated reduction in insurance? Just saying...

You tell the insurance that and they will jack up your premium!

iambluto

It would be nice if there was a way to purchase the Off-Roadeo Badge where one attended the Roadeo (or even better-be a part of the experience included in the $35 registration fee.) For all those who have been or those who are going, I think it would be nice to have the option to have both an Off-Roadeo badge/sticker from the appropriate location one went and also a Bronco Nation badge/sticker upon completion of the event. It would be a talking point and a way to promote the event and the Bronco Nation on vehicles as they drive all over the place. Just a thought-maybe run with it Bronco Nation?

We went to the Austin location and asked about buying the badge/sticker and they said they didn't have any to sell. They handed out stickers for different things as we went through the event and we just happened to get an Austin one.

I agree, it would have been nice to get one in the welcome packet, maybe a special "participant" one or a "Certified Off-Roadeoist" badge at the end. But it's also just a sticker and I even asked my wife, what the heck are we going to do with all these stickers?

BigShasta

We went to the Austin location and asked about buying the badge/sticker and they said they didn't have any to sell. They handed out stickers for different things as we went through the event and we just happened to get an Austin one.

I agree, it would have been nice to get one in the welcome packet, maybe a special "participant" one or a "Certified Off-Roadeoist" badge at the end. But it's also just a sticker and I even asked my wife, what the heck are we going to do with all these stickers?

Sticker-bomb your Yeti cooler!

iambluto

It would be nice if there was a way to purchase the Off-Roadeo Badge where one attended the Roadeo (or even better-be a part of the experience included in the $35 registration fee.) For all those who have been or those who are going, I think it would be nice to have the option to have both an Off-Roadeo badge/sticker from the appropriate location one went and also a Bronco Nation badge/sticker upon completion of the event. It would be a talking point and a way to promote the event and the Bronco Nation on vehicles as they drive all over the place. Just a thought-maybe run with it Bronco Nation?

Fantastic idea!

Boogeyman1

Sticker-bomb your Yeti cooler!

That's a good call! My tool box in the garage is slammed full.

I have placed stickers on the inside of my Jeep’s tailgate. I have a tailgate table back there, and to me it just looks great. I plan on doing the same with the Bronco. And when I have that filled, I may look to placing stickers in the door jambs, can’t see them with the door closed, but when open or off, there they are.

When I attended Off-Roadeo New Hampshire on 8/16, I received an initial two stickers attached to a carabiner. I then earned one, negotiated one, and was handed one more during registration.

There was some discussion regarding the possibility that site specific OR stickers might only be available at the site and that you would need to “earn” the sticker. Earning a sticker is defined as answering a question asked by one of the instructors during participation on the OBX course. It was fun!

During a fun moment I asked the instructor if I might negotiate an OR NH sticker by passing vehicle inspection following the 4-hour trail run. Agreement was given and sticker obtained.



The "Bronco Family" and "Bronco Built Wild" were part of the initial offering. The "Bronco OR" and "OR NH" were earned/negotiated.


I was told this sticker was only given to those who participated in the first class session. Not sure if the other three sites did the same.
One might say this could be a collectors item. Ha-ha!

Padams7

I have placed stickers on the inside of my Jeep’s tailgate. I have a tailgate table back there, and to me it just looks great. I plan on doing the same with the Bronco. And when I have that filled, I may look to placing stickers in the door jambs, can’t see them with the door closed, but when open or off, there they are.

Great idea. I'm not a fan of a bunch of stickers on the outside and they fade and look bad after a while. Although the stickers we got seem to be very high quality vinyl.

Loving the inside tailgate idea and that's now my plan.

BigShasta

We went to the Austin location and asked about buying the badge/sticker and they said they didn't have any to sell. They handed out stickers for different things as we went through the event and we just happened to get an Austin one.

I agree, it would have been nice to get one in the welcome packet, maybe a special "participant" one or a "Certified Off-Roadeoist" badge at the end. But it's also just a sticker and I even asked my wife, what the heck are we going to do with all these stickers?

I agree. It should have been included with the Yeti that was provided. I think each participant should have been given one at the end with the instructor. It was such a fun experience and a great learning experience.