Aha love it! That gas cap part was hilarious. We’ve all made those mistakes before… I wish you would put more into showing your camping set ups though, and maybe another new gear video??
Funny thing regarding your camp comment. That was our intention on this trip. We simply packed too much riding in and typically arrived at camp late and tired. We agree though, more camp. Gear video is already on the list for this year. As they say, great minds...
Riding on the side of a cliff first thing in the morning, YIKES, good thing I had my coffee in hand! - lol 2:49 - HAHAHA!!! Beauty view! - - - 5:09 - love the double helmet cam system - LOL - - - 6:36 - and there ya go, the elevation in that valley is higher than the tallest peak in that Corbin area we do every year. That's crazy! - - - 10:40 - LOL at the documentary comment! - - - 22:34 - WOW, that's quite the standard FSR - NOT!!! - LOL - - - 24:27 - HAHAHAHA!!!! What are friends for? Too funny! - LOL - - - WOW, what an AMAZING trip to go on! Awesome video series! Loved the editing and commentary! Thanx for taking us along! Funny story: While I was watching this video, my buddy Tony was watching your Day4 video, which prompted a phone call to me - lol - I just got off the phone with him; talking about doing this same trip for about an hour. We are 60 years old & I have an autoimmune arthritic condition that precludes me from sleeping on rocks - HAHAHAHA!!! - I did a ton of this when I was younger, but now I would be boonedocking in a camper and taking day rides from there. The good thing about it is that Tony is actually up for planning a trip down there, so you might regret offering your tour guide services😉🤣
Love reading the comments and glad you get our humor. There are endless ways to explore this area. Base camps, hopping from one town to another staying in cabins or hotels, camping along the trail like we do. These are all great options. We'll have to start an email thread.
Agreed about the Pacer and Grass Lake trails. So many more trails to explore in that area of the Escalante Mountains. We're looking forward to a return trip for sure.
Wow, you guys have bad luck with racks! I've never even heard of a rack breaking other than on a rolled machine, and here you guys have had 5 break now?
@@ATVOverland Yeah, a common complaint with KQ's and Grizzlies are the smaller racks. I guess it's time to weld in some extra supports or slim down the gear!
Drones are so finicky. Just the vibrations damaged a ribbon cable on Day 1. We're going to try a different way of carrying the drone on upcoming trips.
Aha love it! That gas cap part was hilarious. We’ve all made those mistakes before… I wish you would put more into showing your camping set ups though, and maybe another new gear video??
Funny thing regarding your camp comment. That was our intention on this trip. We simply packed too much riding in and typically arrived at camp late and tired. We agree though, more camp. Gear video is already on the list for this year. As they say, great minds...
Riding on the side of a cliff first thing in the morning, YIKES, good thing I had my coffee in hand! - lol
2:49 - HAHAHA!!! Beauty view! - - -
5:09 - love the double helmet cam system - LOL - - -
6:36 - and there ya go, the elevation in that valley is higher than the tallest peak in that Corbin area we do every year. That's crazy! - - -
10:40 - LOL at the documentary comment! - - -
22:34 - WOW, that's quite the standard FSR - NOT!!! - LOL - - -
24:27 - HAHAHAHA!!!! What are friends for? Too funny! - LOL - - -
WOW, what an AMAZING trip to go on! Awesome video series! Loved the editing and commentary! Thanx for taking us along!
Funny story: While I was watching this video, my buddy Tony was watching your Day4 video, which prompted a phone call to me - lol - I just got off the phone with him; talking about doing this same trip for about an hour. We are 60 years old & I have an autoimmune arthritic condition that precludes me from sleeping on rocks - HAHAHAHA!!! - I did a ton of this when I was younger, but now I would be boonedocking in a camper and taking day rides from there. The good thing about it is that Tony is actually up for planning a trip down there, so you might regret offering your tour guide services😉🤣
Love reading the comments and glad you get our humor. There are endless ways to explore this area. Base camps, hopping from one town to another staying in cabins or hotels, camping along the trail like we do. These are all great options. We'll have to start an email thread.
Camp1917 is AWESOME !!🇺🇸
You boys did some riding !!! Love it
With all that weight on those rear racks I would have a welder make an extra support that attaches at the trailer hitch.
100%
Great video. The Pacer and Grass Lake trails look incredible. Thanks for taking the time to put the videos together I definitely appreciate it. Thanks
Agreed about the Pacer and Grass Lake trails. So many more trails to explore in that area of the Escalante Mountains. We're looking forward to a return trip for sure.
Muy buen video 💪,saludos desde España.
Bienvenido y gracias.
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Welcome and thank you!
Hell's Backbone bridge, incredible. Gas cap = hilarious
Awesome video, as always! Man would I love to join you on one of these adventures!
Thanks for watching. you have a group you ride with? I know we've messaged before, I just don't recall the details.
@@ATVOverland Yeah I have a small group of friends that I ride with. When will we see a 2022 trip video?
Awesome video yet again. Can’t wait till the next one.
Thanks for tuning in!
Awesome scenery. Any Polaris machines in your crew?
Unfortunately not. We have Suzuki's and Yamaha's.
Wow, you guys have bad luck with racks! I've never even heard of a rack breaking other than on a rolled machine, and here you guys have had 5 break now?
4 racks on this trip alone. Heavy loads on these rough trails put a lot of stress on the welds and connections.
@@ATVOverland time to consider some atv trailers.
@@ATVOverland Yeah, a common complaint with KQ's and Grizzlies are the smaller racks. I guess it's time to weld in some extra supports or slim down the gear!
What happened to the drone? I missed that somehow.
Drones are so finicky. Just the vibrations damaged a ribbon cable on Day 1. We're going to try a different way of carrying the drone on upcoming trips.
Great vid!! Can't wait plan on going August 2024.
How was your trip?