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Thank you so much, I'm glad you like the videos!

Thank you! Glad to hear you like them. It's a 2013 RZR 800 and we bought it used in 2014 with only 300 miles on it. It has 5,200 miles now. Still runs great and also works great for the rides our club goes on.

Unfortunately I don't have the ride details. I was along for the ride with everyone else. But the place to start would be Panguitch, Utah, and head out to the trails from there.

Thanks Reed!

Thanks, Reed!

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Thank you! Our machine is an oldie, an a 2013 RZR 800. Just hit only 5,000 miles since we don't do a ton of rides.

Thank you!

You bet

I agree

You're welcome. We started at the Rocky Ridge Resort owned and run by Sam Steed and his wife in Marysvale. They have 8 cabins for rent. It's a nice place.

Thanks! 👍

Thanks! It was a good one. Yes, we had to have AZ off road permits, $30. I didn't get the tag in time for the ride but all you have to do is take along the receipt for the permit. We didn't get stopped though to have to show our permit receipt. Looked like all the park rangers were busy doing controlled burns that day.

🤣🤣 LOL, don't know. I've never measured it and wouldn't know how to do that. But I'm pretty sure it's been a lot less than even one pound for an entire season of riding. My wife and I haven't ended up coughing and hacking due to dust on any of our rides. Things that help include wearing some kind of dust protection for your mouth and nose (which we do) and also if it's really dusty be sure to leave plenty of space between you and the machine in front. Usually the wind will be blowing the dust either to the right or left of the trail so you don't catch all of it. But protection from the dust and wind (when going 20mph or more) is also important to me because I wear contacts. I'd be pretty miserable w/o my goggles and I know because I had to ride that way once.

Thanks so much!

Thank you very much!

Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks and yes we do, for a small fee for each ride you want go on. But the way it works is you have to be included in the sign up for a ride by someone who is already a member. Annual membership fees are not that much though. For this year they were $30/single, $45/couple, and $60/family. These will increase after Jan 1. You can check it out at the club's site, nuatv.com.

Wow, thank you!

It just barely turned over 4,000. Yep, it's still going strong, knock on wood!

Awesome, thank you!

Thank you and I'm glad you enjoy the videos!

I appreciate that Reed, thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it!

There are a number of trails in that area that we did not explore during this ride. Our ride leaders only select part of an area, of course, so we can complete a ride within a reasonable time. Glad you liked the video!

Hi Lance. I don't remember exactly, could be Hansen. That was a while ago. I didn't help plan the route we took. Sorry I can't be more help on that.

The club does have GPS tracks but those are for club members, so I can't give them out to everyone. If you'd like to join you'll have access to all of the GPS tracks going back for years. The annual membership fee is quite low, you can check it out at NUATV.com.

Absolutely!

Skip, half the time I'm on these rides I'm thinking the same thing: it would be nice to know where we are, LOL! Seriously though, if you're looking for detailed info on the trails we took I don't have that as I was not the ride leader and didn't plan the ride. To get out to Bug Lake we headed East through Logan Canyon in northern Utah and our staging area was at the Hardware Ranch. I believe there is more than one trail that can be taken to get out to Bug Lake. If you have a trail map of that area or look up trail maps online or using a GPS app then you will be able to plan a route to get there and back. Best wishes!

Thank you! We have a really good club, lots of good people in it and the rides are well organized. Probably the best thing to do is to join. Membership is not very expensive at all. You can go to the club's website at nuatv.com and check it out. Once you're a member you'll be able to see the ride schedules and ride notes and sign up for rides. It would be great to have you come along!

Thank you, Reed! And I agree, Fred did a great job as our ride leader.

Thanks Reed! And thank you for your leadership in our club and for being the ride leader on many of our rides.

The ride was during the first half of October, so yes a little cooler weather in order to avoid the Summer heat. Ticaboo does have great scenery. And, you're welcome!

Thanks Reed. That camera did do a nice job, I think. It's easy to use and I like the color profiles better than a GoPro. I think it looks more realistic, a better match to actually being there, and I think the overall image is more consistent as you move along the trail. Where the GoPro Hero 8 does better though is the audio. That part is definitely better than the Osmo Action.

Thank you!

Thanks! I'm currently working on a few more videos, it's a slow process. Day 2 of San Rafael Swell is almost done and then we went on another 2-day club ride near Cedar City, Utah, last weekend so that one is up next.

Starting point was at the Tibble Fork reservoir. Go around the reservoir and take the trail that goes off to the right. The other way off to the left goes to Silver lake.

Sorry but I don't don't have that info. I wasn't the ride leader, just along for the ride and there were various trails we traveled.

A GoPro Hero 6 Black when riding and a Fujifilm X-T3 when out of the machine

We started from a spot called the Jacobs Chair Staging Area. From the Ticaboo Lodge you travel north on highway 276 until you get to the highway 95 junction, then turn right and head south and go for 38.5 miles. The coordinates for the area close to where we started are 37°42'23.83"N 110°14'22.22"W.

Thanks! It was a very nice ride.

You summed it up nicely, thanks for watching!

I can believe that. Turning around was not easy at all, thought for a second I might go over the edge. But getting back out was easier since we knew what to expect.