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LOL. Thanks.

One of the reasons we moved here were the roads. Nice to hear from a fellow Victory owner. We love ours.

There were some audio issues as well as others... Hoping the other videos come out better.

I glad I could help. That makes my day!

All national forest have sound limits and spark arrestor guidelines. I have never seen anyone getting checked but overly loud exhaust and really loud stereos are disrespectful to the residents and some have complained to the Forest Rangers. We don't need the trails taken away due to small things like that.

@@setx2010teryx ah okay makes sense

Thanks I appreciate that.

As long as your within reason from the trail system you can ride to them. Just don't act like a fool and drive respectable.

LOL, happens with my jeans too. They shrink in the closet. Happy Easter to you too.

That's funny, my nickname in high school was "Roscoe". That was my first time to each mountain as well. Highly recommend the top of Eagle. Even though it's only a few feet higher, the view is fantastic. At this time the video is still processing for HD and 2k. I should have waited to publish until that was done. The views will look a lot better once the High Def processing is finished.

Well, April should be a good time to come up. Hopefully, it will be less wet... LOL

You're welcome. The weather is starting to turn. Hope to get out there more (Flying, Riding, Trails, etc.).

I was told you can use your UTV outside city limits as long as you are "going to the trails". I would assume if you had land and you were moving from one area to another via a road that would be ok as well. However, I have not done any research on the law so I can't say this is actually a fact. I think for the most part you won't be hassled. But for me I would stay off highways as much as possible, because of the volume and speed of traffic. You could get run over easily. I bought my UTV new and in Arkansas you pay the sales tax on UTV/ATV at the finance office and they told me I had to have the sticker. So I got one. From what I have seen so far, I am the only one with a sticker on the trails... LOL I think technically you are supposed to have the sticker, but I have never seen anyone pulled over or cited for not having one. I didn't even know about it until I had to register mine. If I had bought it used I would have probably never known about it... Of course, in these times I need to say "I can't provide legal advice, I am not qualified to provide legal advice"... But personally I don't think the sticker is a major concern.

Will get to see all of my mistakes... LOL

Thanks. Yep he is a 84 lb puppy... Only 20 more pounds to go and he'll be all grown up.

Boo! lol

Not a bad view for a morning stroll....

You're welcome. I am glad you enjoyed it.

Yes, that last bit to get up to the mine can be a little daunting, LOL. The first time I just told myself these side-by-sides were made to do this and just went. It was a little scary. It's pretty rough.

We experienced the same thing on our last trip. We watched several UTV's scratch up the side of their machines trying to get up that steep part, and we just didn't want to do it to our machines. We walked it from there. Surely a new path will get created to get there without going through that.

Will you please provide the source of your information? Thanks.

I don't know how that can be. I have never seen that anywhere, and in fact the WPG Campground loves to promote "stop by our store and we'll show you how to get to the mine".

No I am not. I did one ride on the factory tires and then put on a 3 inch lift kit and different wheels and tires to gain more clearance. I wasn't worried about the stock tires at the time, but I wanted to change. As far as I know they would have done fine, but they did wallow a bit on the county roads at higher speeds. I put on some ten-ply DOT rated tires and have been really pleased with them (no troubles so far). This is the tire and wheel deal I went with and so far am very pleased, kgpowersportstuff.com/products/gbc-kanati-mongrel-wheel-kits. I have only had them for about 2 years (about 6 - 7 trail rides) but them seem to do very well on the trails and on the county roads. I see no signs of wear on them yet. You can enter you make and model of Ranger and it will help you select for your Ranger.

I agree, the opening looks too square to be natural. I called it a "cave" in my first video, but it does look more man-made. However, I didn't notice any tool marks on the inside, but my flashlight wasn't the best. I am getting a new one for the next trip... :-)

Thanks!

Thanks! Hopefully the resolution will be better on the next one. I am still learning....