FANTABULOUS production, longer run time! 👍 THANK YOU for not ruining the video with overdubbed music. It was great hearing the conversations & machines. Most off roading videos are silent movies for me cuz I mute the stupid music.
I LOVE the Paiute. One of my all time favorite areas to ride. Been twice now. Worth the drive from north Idaho. All the 50 inch trails they have are awesome.
Excellent video to have with a morning coffee! LOVED it!!!! Lil'John cracked me up - lol Were you guys using helmet comms? The trails were awesome and the scenery was amazing! Nicely done (other than the 720p). Thanx so much for sharin' with us!
Welcome back. No helmet comms. Your group has communications figured out. There is a story behind the 720p. Hoping we can all together for a ride sometime.
@@ATVOverland . . . That would be great! I'll get KC & his crew to meet us in Utah or Colorado and you can tour us around - YEEEEHAW! PS: I've never left.
Would you guys mind doing a video of how you mounted the Rotopax? I’ve tried to do a mount setup that was less than ideal. Your guys’ system look much more stable than mine was when loaded with weight.
Excellent! Good to see another video. I'm going to wait and watch on my big screen through Roku. I noticed you all seem to have the same front box. What brand is it? I just put an ATV Tek bag on the rear. Looking forward to the video! 👍
I have never considered this type of moto camping, just got a quad this is interesting. I've had a street legal enduro for years so I can take it anywhere. Here in the south east you cannot take a non street legal machine into national and state forests. Most riding for atv or sxs is offroad parks
How do you guys feel about pulling a single axle atv trailer around the Piute trail system? I want to run these trails and do some camping and fishing but need to bring more gear with me.
We actually had someone with a single axle Bosski one year, who actually turned around on the 1st day. He simply wasn't enjoying the ride. Trailers can be tricky being dead weight behind your quad and puts a lot of stress on the belts for the hill climbs, ultimately slowing you down. If you're doing a short ride and setting up camp, you'll be just fine.
We actually had someone with a single axle Bosski one year, who actually turned around on the 1st day. He simply wasn't enjoying the ride. Trailers can be tricky being dead weight behind your quad and puts a lot of stress on the belts for the hill climbs, ultimately slowing you down. If you're doing a short ride and setting up camp, you'll be just fine.
Wish they would make the 50" wide trial gates a few inches wider. I have OEM can-am outlander 450 Steel Body Side Protectors and they are to wide for a 50" gate. A 450 atv with OEM parts should be able to use the trails that are meant for it.
@@ATVOverland we’re across the border in LA. We rode a lot of what y’all did in the latest videos. We try to get out to Utah every 2-3 years. Sadly, this year we’re headed to NH, VT, and ME.
The Japanese bikes have lightweight racks to keep the weight of the overall bike down below 700 pounds ( not exact amount) for shipping. Definitely need to be reinforced for this kind of weight and riding
@@ATVOverland got it! We are planning a our first trip out west to the Tushar mountains in early July and hoping it will be warmer than the high teens in the video at night. This trip is inspired all by your videos
It's split between 500's and 750's. None of us have any trouble. Our first year, I rode a Kingquad 400. No issues. As long as you're packing all your gear on the quad, no issues. Attempting to drag a trailer is a different story.
Yes, all were 4x4. I would think you could do the trails in a 2 wheel drive if you could keep momentum up, but it might be tricky with the loose rocks.
You'd better bring a tape measure to the dealership. I have a CFMoto 800 xc. To ride this trail I'd have to take off my fender skirts. I can do it in five minutes, but just FYI, even the quads are getting huge.
Nice 👍👍
FANTABULOUS production, longer run time! 👍 THANK YOU for not ruining the video with overdubbed music. It was great hearing the conversations & machines. Most off roading videos are silent movies for me cuz I mute the stupid music.
Thanks for the comments, and we agree.
Awesome trail ride
Wow your awsome that was the best atv video I've watched. Utah is just as amazing as Nevada when you get off the highway and high up in the mountains.
Awesome!! Can’t wait to see more!
I am so glad to see y'all back Can't wait to see more videos, thank y'all
Thanks for tuning in!
I LOVE the Paiute. One of my all time favorite areas to ride. Been twice now. Worth the drive from north Idaho. All the 50 inch trails they have are awesome.
Totally agree!
Day 1 and already a broken rack. Great riding!
More rack carnage to come on this series.
already extremely enjoying these videos. this really makes me want to go ATV Overlanding myself.
Thank you for the comments. It's addicting!
@@ATVOverland same for me. I usually go months without riding mainly due to time, so whenever I get back out it's such a joy.
Glad you guys are back. Great content and trail information.
Thanks
Thank you for the comments. Enjoy the ride!
Amazing beautiful trail
Thanks for the great movie
Great place for riding and fun with some challenges on trail, but those steep hills is a bit scary
We would say the best place for riding. The steep was steep which is why having getting the load out or weight distribution is key.
Only a few minutes in and seems such a fun way to explore. I’m hoping to start using my atv for such adventures, just much less epic starting out .. 😅
Hard to beat overlanding with an ATV. Enjoy!
I really enjoy your videos and adventures. You need to organize a trip to Gallagher Lake. It looks like a fun trip. I can’t get anyone to go.
Short ride, but spectacular scenery at Gallagher Lake. Probably can happen this summer.
That would be awesome if you could. My apologies. That was probably a rude way to ask if you’d be willing to do a subscriber type of run up there.
Excellent video to have with a morning coffee! LOVED it!!!!
Lil'John cracked me up - lol
Were you guys using helmet comms?
The trails were awesome and the scenery was amazing!
Nicely done (other than the 720p). Thanx so much for sharin' with us!
Welcome back. No helmet comms. Your group has communications figured out. There is a story behind the 720p. Hoping we can all together for a ride sometime.
@@ATVOverland . . . That would be great. Get KC to meet us in Utah or Colorado and you can tour us around - lol. What state do you guys live in?
@@ATVOverland . . . That would be great! I'll get KC & his crew to meet us in Utah or Colorado and you can tour us around - YEEEEHAW!
PS: I've never left.
@@quaddingsous half of us are in Texas, and half of us are in Washington State. Utah we could definitely be the acting tour guides.
Would you guys mind doing a video of how you mounted the Rotopax? I’ve tried to do a mount setup that was less than ideal. Your guys’ system look much more stable than mine was when loaded with weight.
Ahh, yes, great idea. Will add to the list of the upcoming videos.
Excellent! Good to see another video. I'm going to wait and watch on my big screen through Roku. I noticed you all seem to have the same front box. What brand is it? I just put an ATV Tek bag on the rear. Looking forward to the video! 👍
Now that's the way to watch. The front box is a Kolpin Scout Box. From what I'm told, they have discontinued this box. Enjoy the ride!
I have never considered this type of moto camping, just got a quad this is interesting. I've had a street legal enduro for years so I can take it anywhere. Here in the south east you cannot take a non street legal machine into national and state forests. Most riding for atv or sxs is offroad parks
How do you guys feel about pulling a single axle atv trailer around the Piute trail system? I want to run these trails and do some camping and fishing but need to bring more gear with me.
We actually had someone with a single axle Bosski one year, who actually turned around on the 1st day. He simply wasn't enjoying the ride. Trailers can be tricky being dead weight behind your quad and puts a lot of stress on the belts for the hill climbs, ultimately slowing you down. If you're doing a short ride and setting up camp, you'll be just fine.
Do you think a Bosski trailer would make it up some of those hills?
We actually had someone with a single axle Bosski one year, who actually turned around on the 1st day. He simply wasn't enjoying the ride. Trailers can be tricky being dead weight behind your quad and puts a lot of stress on the belts for the hill climbs, ultimately slowing you down. If you're doing a short ride and setting up camp, you'll be just fine.
@@ATVOverland what kind of setup did they have?
@@pete4636 was a Polaris 800 or 1000. Regardless of the quad, being light is the key if you want to cover distance.
2 years we have all been waiting. Must have a ton of hours of video to upload
Indeed. It's the editing time that is so limited. But yes, more to share soon .Thanks for tuning in.
Looks like a hell of a ride. How much of that extra gas did you need to use on the longest leg?
Since you also ride the Kingquad now, carrying 4 gallons is plenty. Looking forward to seeing you on the trails soon.
Wish they would make the 50" wide trial gates a few inches wider. I have OEM can-am outlander 450 Steel Body Side Protectors and they are to wide for a 50" gate. A 450 atv with OEM parts should be able to use the trails that are meant for it.
Ohhh, too bad. What width are you at with the protectors?
@@ATVOverland 53 1/4" with them on.
Good videos. Did I hear in the video y’all are from East Tx?
You heard correctly. Half of our group is either from or currently lives in "Upper East Texas". The other half is from western Washington State.
@@ATVOverland we’re across the border in LA. We rode a lot of what y’all did in the latest videos. We try to get out to Utah every 2-3 years. Sadly, this year we’re headed to NH, VT, and ME.
The Japanese bikes have lightweight racks to keep the weight of the overall bike down below 700 pounds ( not exact amount) for shipping. Definitely need to be reinforced for this kind of weight and riding
Agreed. Would be interesting to compare the new plastic platform systems to these tubular ones.
What month of the year was this filmed?
Late September. Thanks for watching!
@@ATVOverland got it! We are planning a our first trip out west to the Tushar mountains in early July and hoping it will be warmer than the high teens in the video at night. This trip is inspired all by your videos
What kind of GPS setup are you using?
It's just a ruggedized tablet (water & dust proof) running gps apps (Backcountry Navigator, Avenza, Gaia)
What is the average CC of the machine you guys are using? whats the weakest and then the strongest? Recommended power to run this trail?
It's split between 500's and 750's. None of us have any trouble. Our first year, I rode a Kingquad 400. No issues. As long as you're packing all your gear on the quad, no issues. Attempting to drag a trailer is a different story.
Challenging at times for-sure...Where all the ATV's 4x4 ?
Yes, all were 4x4. I would think you could do the trails in a 2 wheel drive if you could keep momentum up, but it might be tricky with the loose rocks.
I think I’ll skip 33
It was a rough ride for sure!
These trails are why i have no interest in buyingba sxs.
You'd better bring a tape measure to the dealership. I have a CFMoto 800 xc. To ride this trail I'd have to take off my fender skirts. I can do it in five minutes, but just FYI, even the quads are getting huge.
We second that. for our group, hard to beat ATV's.