YEAH MAN! "This was one of the best KC adventures EVER!" 0:13 - Yes, yes, yes! Do it! You gotta take the unmarked trails to see where they go! YEEEEHAW!! - - - 1:26 - take it! take the road less traveled! - - - 4:20 - How feakin' cool is that!? I love this old stuff too! - - - 7:25 - BAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! I laughed for about 5 minutes! Thanx Ms.K! - - - 8:04 - At fist I thought you were up against a small dead tree that you were going to drive over, but then it started to move with your bike. Took me until 8:19 to figure out what the heck was going on, which I guess isn't too bad considering you didn't start moving until 8:14 - lol - awesome idea! Now I'll hit the play button to see if it worked. And at 9:52 my question gets answered - lol - - - 11:32 - LMAO! Ohhhh Ms.K, you are definitely the comic relief in these videos! - - - WOW, I'm always amazed how the change in camera angles shows the land completely different. At 13:34 things are lookin' OK and then at 13:37 you look like you're about to fall off a cliff - lol - - - 23:41 - HOLY MOLY, were your brights on Ms.K? - - - 80 miles is one heck of a long ride buddy! It got a little quiet at the end there - lol - things got serious - HAHAHA!!! - - - Did your itch heal up? Did you figure out what it was? - - - What GPS app are you using on your phone? - - - This was INDEED an epic adventure buddy! Thanx for sharin'!
Hey mornin buddy! Yes I totally agree going down a trail where you don’t know where it’s going to go are the best! The old chimney standing was cool for sure. Webb guard was a small dead tree. Lol well actually it was hahahahaha! Yeah Ms K was popping off a couple of good ones that day. LOL That spot there around the 13:30 mark the camera doesn’t do it justice. Yep it was an adventurous afternoon for sure! I’m using the Avenza Maps app on my phone. Thanks for the awesome comment buddy always appreciated!
@@quaddingsous Hey bud forgot to answer your question about my Itch? I was in a rush this morning when I responded to your comment I bet you could sense that, am I right? I was wanting to get outside and get some yardwork done. I had some poison ivy on my stomach and on my titties!.. Yeah it sucked! LOL 😂🤣
You guys sure are good riders. You keep your cool even when you're lost. It would scare me in a lot of those situatios you get yourselves into.lol And then a night ride to top it off. I love watching these videos you make. Keeps me on the edge of my seat all the way through. I hate to miss a min. of it, lol. Thank yous for sharing. Spiders included...
Hey David, yeah buddy that really was a fun afternoon ride. It’s always much different out there in the woods at night. Trying to find your way back. Thanks for checking out the video.
I drilled and tapped holes in my front rack for 2 car antennas just for spider webs. I keep them on during the summer, people always ask me what’s that for, when I tell them, they say, that’s a great idea!! 2 - $18 ss antennas, keeps the spiders out your face!!
Just finished watching this video, the spider web catching tree limb, reminds me of our trip to Hatfield and McCoy trails 2 weeks ago. My wife and I came upon to guys on atv's and they told us we needed these 3 long vertical rods attached to the front of our quads to catch the spider webs on the trails. My wife said we didn't need them since I was usually in the lead. My thought was, well if you guys were wearing proper full face helmets, and goggles, rather than bicycle helmets, and sunglasses, you wouldn't need these rods either.! My wife and I would trade off riding lead, and never had a problem with webs there. I couldn't see how you were doing on fuel at night, but I can imagine not knowing exactly where you were was exciting as well as nervous. Night rides can be exhilarating when you have some idea where you are, but you don't, it's a whole new feeling. It's a good thing when someone recognizes a trail that you've been on already. I know we went around the mountain twice on the Rock house trails, at Hatfield mccoy trails, trying to get back to cabin. My wife was like, no we haven't been here, and I was telling her, we most certainly have, I'm taking the lead now.! Lol
Yeah the spider tree limb worked well don’t really like spiders crawl all over me.LOL! Yup riding at night is a whole different experience the trail can be right there and you not even see it. Thanks for checking out the video!
I really enjoyed this one. Some of the best trips I’ve been on are the ones we had to find our way out. Finding old things that most people don’t get to see are real treats when riding. Thanks for the video!
Hi Night Krawlers Yes I totally agree searching around looking for the trails finding your way out seems more like an Adventure!! Also finding old stuff out there is cool to us as well. Thanks for checking out the video much appreciated!
Great ride😂... glad ya didn’t run out of gas or find Sasquatch in those woods... Y’all are always a good watch no matter what ya encounter.. Have a Happy Thanksgiving!!
Hey Buddy you guys would’ve had a blast running the rest of that day. Although it would’ve sucked for you guys getting back that late. Thanks for checking out the video my friend!
This is one of only 2 TH-cam channels I really watch and follow and wait for new videos to come out. Always exciting videos, love the old historic sites and wonderful views.
What a great video. A buddy and me went night riding in a place that we knew very well and got turned around only 3/4 of a mile from camp, but we did have help with another good friend called “ BUD LIGHT “ and he brought along 48 friends 24 rode with me and 24 rode with him and when we stopped to talk about what a great ride we had we noticed BUD and all his friends were gone. Lol oh and we always camped out after riding
I hear you buddy it’s amazing how difficult it is to find the trails at night! Good thing you had a few friends out there to help you along! LOL would hate to be out there alone. Lol thanks for checking out the video my friend!
Wow some crazy trails lots rocks & drops sketchy now & then even . Cool old home stead amazing way they built fire places . Night rides def fun but when on trails new can have its risk glad you guys made ok great video cheers 👍
Hey Norm That’s what I was thinking while watching your last video the terrain is so much different where are you ride and where we ride. Yeah even with a GPS and I knew the trails were right there, they were hard to find at night. Thanks for checking out the video Norm much appreciate it!
@@kcatv9556 there are few trails here about 2 hrs from town rocky like that but this time yr be way snowed in up high . Also can drive 4 or 5 hrs away do trails like yours in other mountains but i cant haul my travel trailer & two quads at same time 😔 . Need invest in camper or something wife wont sleep in tent lol . Then i could do more remote rides pull my 16 ft quad trailer as well 👍
78 miles is a pretty long day. We've ran several trail rides around 120-150 miles in a day. Most of the time we average 50-80 miles on a ride. People don't realize that because those are trail miles it gets to be a very long day at times and will really wear you out. Glad ya'll made it out, might not have been too fun sleeping all night long with those spiders, lol. I'd say our longest ride was when we took off at 7am and got back around midnight, 17 hours. For some reason that day we just couldn't call it quits. And that was from the house to the trails and back to the house all on the 4 wheelers and side by sides. We are fortunate that we live only 4 miles from the Spring Lake area which leads into the Magazine trails. We have a bunch of old trails on the south side of us back toward hot springs area too but the Tree Cops will write you a ticket if they catch you in those parts. We ride them anyway. Almost got caught twice in past few years but since I grew up on those trails I know them as good as the game wardens do and they ate my dust both times. Those trucks are no match for an ATV or sXs in that type of country side. I know several who have gotten big tickets for riding out there. But I've ridden there all my life, not gonna stop now. Besides, why the hell is the government trying to kick people off of the tax payers land anyway?
Oh man we could go on forever talking about the overreach of government! LOL. I can see why you still ride those trails you pay your taxes there in Arkansas and have been running them all your life and now they want you to stop. That’s some long rides you guys do. 50 miles is about average for us. We usually try to be back before dark to the campsite just makes it easier cooking dinner and such. Although the rides that end after dark are really fun! It’s so different on the trails at night. Thanks for checking out another video my friend!
@@kcatv9556 Yeah but its a little different for us. Once we get done on a long ride like that we come back to the comfort and convenience of our own home. Get showers, eat and go to sleep in our own beds. When you're camping like ya'll do, you have to get back a little earlier and take care of things. We also don't go back riding the next day either like ya'll do. So that makes some difference as too how long we ride too. As for the government over reach, they are just harassing people and trying to find ways to make money off of law abiding citizens. Its pitiful the way these politicians sit around and try to enforce all these socialist and communist rules on the American People, all the while ignoring our already existing laws that for the most part protect our constitutional rights, but they choose to ignore that part. They sure don't like us southern folks cause we tell them all to stick it where the sun don't shine! We refuse to comply with laws/rules that infringe upon our rights. If that means trouble, oh well, so be it.
Looks like fun. A 'light bar' would have helped. I installed a small one on my Renegade and it makes a huge difference, about 10X or more the lumens that my machine puts out. Turns night to day! Great video!
Hey Mike, Yup lightbar would be nice, but I have not wanted to put one on we don’t do enough night riding to justify it. That was a fun afternoon ride in this video for sure! Thanks for checking out another video. Much appreciated!
I love walking around old homesteads. I am glad you guys stopped and walked around to have a look at the old chimney. Awesome night ride buddy. Your web catcher was hilarious and genius. The trails out there look awesome and the forest is beautiful. Take care and I hope you guys have a great Thanksgiving!
Hey Buddy! Yeah I love looking at old stuff like that chimney and imagine what it was like back then. The web catcher was a lifesaver! It sucks having spiders crawl all over you. Lol haha Thanks for checking out the video my friend! Hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving!
Hasn’t been that cold around here yet upper 20s so far. Yes it was a great afternoon venture for sure! Thanks for checking out the video much appreciated.
Great video! Looks like a lot of technical spots. I bet it was a good feeling getting back to fly gap. We'd love to join up with you on a ride sometime if it would ever work out.
Yes we were glad to get back out to fly gap.. We usually like to get back to camp before dark. Makes it easier cooking dinner and such. There is about eight different folks from around the country who I give a heads up to when we have upcoming ride trips. I can add your name to that list if you would like? Maybe you could join us on a ride sometime. You can send me your name and number to my email It is oneraceplace@sbcglobal.net Thanks for checking out the video much appreciated!
I'll bet that's a cool spot when there's water in that creek. There's some good sized rocks in that hill man. Those old foundations are cool to check out. We owned a piece of property up in star lake, WI that had foundations on it from back in the late 1800s-early 1900s when the railroad was going strong. It's amazing how a place once had quite a few homes now has virtually no one living in the area. Interesting to imagine. Haha, that tree being stuck on the machine made me think of some Elmer Fudd level camouflage strats! This ride just keeps getting wilder! Hahaha, Ms. K is going to make you walk up that hill. You could patent yourself a webcatcher for the front of machines. Hurry, do it quick! So do you save your GPS tracks? If so, do you load them on your PC and edit them? Name them? Add notes for difficulty and that stuff? You would have yourself such a great library of info because I have to imagine there's not alot out there about these trails. The difference between your lights and Ms. K's is huge! HID life baby. I'm pretty amazed there's no one else out there riding. I guess if it's Sunday. Glad you survived, haha. Good luck with your Arkansas spiders, lol. Always a pleasure buddy!
Hey Buddy! Yeah same here when we come across old foundations and ruins like that I imagine what it was like living there back then. Yeah the web catcher made it much more comfortable not having spiders crawling all over me. LOL Although I did have poison ivy on my stomach and my titties that’s why I was itching. LOL Lately I have been saving my GPS tracks on my phone but I haven’t transferred them to my PC yet. Would like to at some point would be interesting. The H ID lights are nice if we done more night rides I would probably get some for Ms K machine. Thanks for checking out the video my friend appreciate the awesome comment!
Good lord...my anxiety went through the roof watching this one. Haha Not knowing exactly where your going...at night, with some of those sketchy parts...I would have been yelling at you!(jokingly of course) Great video my man. 70+ miles! Dang!
Hey Buddy!, Haha it was an adventurous afternoon.. It’s more difficult than you would think trying to find a trail at night you just can’t see where they’re at. 70 +miles The gas gauge was down to the last bar on fuel, we had extra fuel with us of course. Hopefully one of these days you guys can join us on an adventure like that. Thanks for checking out the video!
@@kcatv9556 when u guys get back to camp...do u leave ur machines out? Do u secure them somehow so they don't get stolen? Or do u tuck em away in the trailer?
@@IIIIHOLYSMOKESIIII We leave the machines out at night but we do secure them with a cable lock. We have never had an issue with anything being stolen but you never know. ATV and UTV theft in Arkansas is pretty high.
Was wondering what type of GPS unit you are using the larger one, I also noticed you have a garmin mounted on your quad as well what is the purpose of having 2 gps units. Any help would be greatly appreciated trying to find a good GPS unit from my Honda rancher
Hi Thomas The larger unit I’m using is my phone with the Avenza maps app on it. Using that for a GPS unit. The smaller unit is a eTrex 20 Garmin unit. The small unit just makes a track of where you ride that’s why I run it. lately I have been using my phone with the Avenza App and making tracks with it. So there’s really no reason to run the smaller unit, it’s just going along for the ride now. Before I started using my phone all we were using was the small unit making tracks. It really done a good job helping us find our way back to camp. Hope that helps you out thanks for watching!
Haha yeah, that’s what we were thinking to. The trails were a lot more difficult to find at night than you would think. Thanks for checking out the video!
We live in Kansas and do most of our riding in Arkansas. We do travel to different states from time to time and ride as well. Thanks for checking out our videos much appreciated!!
We typically don’t do a lot of night riding, or I would think about a light bar for Ms K Thanks for checking out the video thanks for checking out the video
YEAH MAN! "This was one of the best KC adventures EVER!"
0:13 - Yes, yes, yes! Do it! You gotta take the unmarked trails to see where they go! YEEEEHAW!! - - -
1:26 - take it! take the road less traveled! - - -
4:20 - How feakin' cool is that!? I love this old stuff too! - - -
7:25 - BAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! I laughed for about 5 minutes! Thanx Ms.K! - - -
8:04 - At fist I thought you were up against a small dead tree that you were going to drive over, but then it started to move with your bike. Took me until 8:19 to figure out what the heck was going on, which I guess isn't too bad considering you didn't start moving until 8:14 - lol - awesome idea! Now I'll hit the play button to see if it worked. And at 9:52 my question gets answered - lol - - -
11:32 - LMAO! Ohhhh Ms.K, you are definitely the comic relief in these videos! - - -
WOW, I'm always amazed how the change in camera angles shows the land completely different. At 13:34 things are lookin' OK and then at 13:37 you look like you're about to fall off a cliff - lol - - -
23:41 - HOLY MOLY, were your brights on Ms.K? - - -
80 miles is one heck of a long ride buddy! It got a little quiet at the end there - lol - things got serious - HAHAHA!!! - - -
Did your itch heal up? Did you figure out what it was? - - -
What GPS app are you using on your phone? - - -
This was INDEED an epic adventure buddy! Thanx for sharin'!
Hey mornin buddy! Yes I totally agree going down a trail where you don’t know where it’s going to go are the best!
The old chimney standing was cool for sure. Webb guard was a small dead tree. Lol well actually it was hahahahaha!
Yeah Ms K was popping off a couple of good ones that day. LOL
That spot there around the 13:30 mark the camera doesn’t do it justice.
Yep it was an adventurous afternoon for sure!
I’m using the Avenza Maps app on my phone.
Thanks for the awesome comment buddy always appreciated!
@@kcatv9556 . . . I give you permission to pin my comment - LOL
@@quaddingsous Hey bud forgot to answer your question about my Itch?
I was in a rush this morning when I responded to your comment I bet you could sense that, am I right? I was wanting to get outside and get some yardwork done.
I had some poison ivy on my stomach and on my titties!..
Yeah it sucked! LOL 😂🤣
@@kcatv9556 . . . LMAO! How the hell did you manage that? Usually it's the arms and legs.
@@quaddingsous I don’t know?! WTF.. 😆😆😆
You guys sure are good riders. You keep your cool even when you're lost. It would scare me in a lot of those situatios you get yourselves into.lol And then a night ride to top it off. I love watching these videos you make. Keeps me on the edge of my seat all the way through. I hate to miss a min. of it, lol. Thank yous for sharing. Spiders included...
Hey David, yeah buddy that really was a fun afternoon ride. It’s always much different out there in the woods at night. Trying to find your way back. Thanks for checking out the video.
I've always enjoyed a good night ride on the atv's.
The night always brings out a whole new element into the ride. Thanks for checking out the video!
Another Great Vid!
Thank you, appreciate you watching!
Dam, what a ride. That was an adventure. Miss Kay was pretty funny on that one, “I see that at home everyday” 😂🤣
Haha Yeah she was popping off a couple of good ones that day. Lol!
it was definitely a fun afternoon! Thanks for checking out the video.
I drilled and tapped holes in my front rack for 2 car antennas just for spider webs. I keep them on during the summer, people always ask me what’s that for, when I tell them, they say, that’s a great idea!! 2 - $18 ss antennas, keeps the spiders out your face!!
Yes that’s a really good idea! It’s annoying when spiders are crawling all over you. Lol thanks for checking out the video much appreciated!
Just finished watching this video, the spider web catching tree limb, reminds me of our trip to Hatfield and McCoy trails 2 weeks ago. My wife and I came upon to guys on atv's and they told us we needed these 3 long vertical rods attached to the front of our quads to catch the spider webs on the trails. My wife said we didn't need them since I was usually in the lead. My thought was, well if you guys were wearing proper full face helmets, and goggles, rather than bicycle helmets, and sunglasses, you wouldn't need these rods either.! My wife and I would trade off riding lead, and never had a problem with webs there. I couldn't see how you were doing on fuel at night, but I can imagine not knowing exactly where you were was exciting as well as nervous. Night rides can be exhilarating when you have some idea where you are, but you don't, it's a whole new feeling. It's a good thing when someone recognizes a trail that you've been on already. I know we went around the mountain twice on the Rock house trails, at Hatfield mccoy trails, trying to get back to cabin. My wife was like, no we haven't been here, and I was telling her, we most certainly have, I'm taking the lead now.! Lol
Yeah the spider tree limb worked well don’t really like spiders crawl all over me.LOL!
Yup riding at night is a whole different experience the trail can be right there and you not even see it. Thanks for checking out the video!
mrs K was killing the one liners. love your vids.
Haha I guess she was full of piss and vinegar that day. Lol
Thanks for checking out the video!
I really enjoyed this one. Some of the best trips I’ve been on are the ones we had to find our way out. Finding old things that most people don’t get to see are real treats when riding. Thanks for the video!
Hi Night Krawlers Yes I totally agree searching around looking for the trails finding your way out seems more like an Adventure!!
Also finding old stuff out there is cool to us as well. Thanks for checking out the video much appreciated!
This is one of the most interesting rides I have watched on youtube in a lone while. Thanks for posting, I will keep following you.
Thank you, we appreciate you checking out the video. 👍
Great ride😂... glad ya didn’t run out of gas or find Sasquatch in those woods...
Y’all are always a good watch no matter what ya encounter.. Have a Happy Thanksgiving!!
Hey Ken, haha no Squatch found that night. LOL
It was one of our funnest rides! Thanks for checking out the video and appreciate the comment!
Sucks we missed out on that ride!
Those spiders were no joke there. Another great adventure bud.
Thats what I love about riding, the adventure of it.
Hey Buddy you guys would’ve had a blast running the rest of that day.
Although it would’ve sucked for you guys getting back that late. Thanks for checking out the video my friend!
This is one of only 2 TH-cam channels I really watch and follow and wait for new videos to come out. Always exciting videos, love the old historic sites and wonderful views.
We appreciate you checking out our videos. We love finding historic sites like that as well! Thanks for watching!!
What a great video. A buddy and me went night riding in a place that we knew very well and got turned around only 3/4 of a mile from camp, but we did have help with another good friend called “ BUD LIGHT “ and he brought along 48 friends 24 rode with me and 24 rode with him and when we stopped to talk about what a great ride we had we noticed BUD and all his friends were gone. Lol oh and we always camped out after riding
I hear you buddy it’s amazing how difficult it is to find the trails at night!
Good thing you had a few friends out there to help you along! LOL
would hate to be out there alone. Lol thanks for checking out the video my friend!
Wow some crazy trails lots rocks & drops sketchy now & then even . Cool old home stead amazing way they built fire places . Night rides def fun but when on trails new can have its risk glad you guys made ok great video cheers 👍
Hey Norm That’s what I was thinking while watching your last video the terrain is so much different where are you ride and where we ride.
Yeah even with a GPS and I knew the trails were right there, they were hard to find at night. Thanks for checking out the video Norm much appreciate it!
@@kcatv9556 there are few trails here about 2 hrs from town rocky like that but this time yr be way snowed in up high . Also can drive 4 or 5 hrs away do trails like yours in other mountains but i cant haul my travel trailer & two quads at same time 😔 .
Need invest in camper or something wife wont sleep in tent lol . Then i could do more remote rides pull my 16 ft quad trailer as well 👍
That was a very fun ride,, most enjoyable. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Philip glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for checking it out!
Really nice day/night on the trails KC. i like finding that old historical stuff while out on the bikes,
Heyyy ruyguy, Same here, I love finding that old stuff and imagine what it was like living there back then.
Thanks for checking out the video buddy.
Night rides are my absolute favorite, a familier trail can be completely different when the sun goes down
Yeah for sure everything is different in the woods at night!
Thanks for checking out video!
78 miles is a pretty long day. We've ran several trail rides around 120-150 miles in a day. Most of the time we average 50-80 miles on a ride. People don't realize that because those are trail miles it gets to be a very long day at times and will really wear you out. Glad ya'll made it out, might not have been too fun sleeping all night long with those spiders, lol. I'd say our longest ride was when we took off at 7am and got back around midnight, 17 hours. For some reason that day we just couldn't call it quits. And that was from the house to the trails and back to the house all on the 4 wheelers and side by sides. We are fortunate that we live only 4 miles from the Spring Lake area which leads into the Magazine trails. We have a bunch of old trails on the south side of us back toward hot springs area too but the Tree Cops will write you a ticket if they catch you in those parts. We ride them anyway. Almost got caught twice in past few years but since I grew up on those trails I know them as good as the game wardens do and they ate my dust both times. Those trucks are no match for an ATV or sXs in that type of country side. I know several who have gotten big tickets for riding out there. But I've ridden there all my life, not gonna stop now. Besides, why the hell is the government trying to kick people off of the tax payers land anyway?
Oh man we could go on forever talking about the overreach of government! LOL.
I can see why you still ride those trails you pay your taxes there in Arkansas and have been running them all your life and now they want you to stop.
That’s some long rides you guys do.
50 miles is about average for us.
We usually try to be back before dark to the campsite just makes it easier cooking dinner and such.
Although the rides that end after dark are really fun!
It’s so different on the trails at night.
Thanks for checking out another video my friend!
@@kcatv9556 Yeah but its a little different for us. Once we get done on a long ride like that we come back to the comfort and convenience of our own home. Get showers, eat and go to sleep in our own beds. When you're camping like ya'll do, you have to get back a little earlier and take care of things. We also don't go back riding the next day either like ya'll do. So that makes some difference as too how long we ride too. As for the government over reach, they are just harassing people and trying to find ways to make money off of law abiding citizens. Its pitiful the way these politicians sit around and try to enforce all these socialist and communist rules on the American People, all the while ignoring our already existing laws that for the most part protect our constitutional rights, but they choose to ignore that part. They sure don't like us southern folks cause we tell them all to stick it where the sun don't shine! We refuse to comply with laws/rules that infringe upon our rights. If that means trouble, oh well, so be it.
Looks like fun. A 'light bar' would have helped. I installed a small one on my Renegade and it makes a huge difference, about 10X or more the lumens that my machine puts out. Turns night to day! Great video!
Hey Mike, Yup lightbar would be nice, but I have not wanted to put one on we don’t do enough night riding to justify it.
That was a fun afternoon ride in this video for sure!
Thanks for checking out another video. Much appreciated!
I love walking around old homesteads. I am glad you guys stopped and walked around to have a look at the old chimney. Awesome night ride buddy. Your web catcher was hilarious and genius. The trails out there look awesome and the forest is beautiful. Take care and I hope you guys have a great Thanksgiving!
Hey Buddy! Yeah I love looking at old stuff like that chimney and imagine what it was like back then. The web catcher was a lifesaver!
It sucks having spiders crawl all over you. Lol haha
Thanks for checking out the video my friend!
Hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving!
You all sure like the easy fly gap area...
I always bring zip ties for a spider stick...
Zip ties for spider sticks haha. Good idea thanks for watching!
Great explore. Hope you find out what that homesite was. Getting down to 0 some nights with a bit of snow here. Might have to hibernate in a bit. (:>
Hasn’t been that cold around here yet upper 20s so far. Yes it was a great afternoon venture for sure!
Thanks for checking out the video much appreciated.
Awesome video, imagine this taking place on the outlaw trails in West Virginia.
We are wanting to run some of the outlaw trails next time we head to West Virginia.
Thanks for checking out the video!
@@kcatv9556 I rode some of the outlaw trails about 10 years ago, what an experience.
Great video! Looks like a lot of technical spots. I bet it was a good feeling getting back to fly gap. We'd love to join up with you on a ride sometime if it would ever work out.
Yes we were glad to get back out to fly gap.. We usually like to get back to camp before dark.
Makes it easier cooking dinner and such.
There is about eight different folks from around the country who I give a heads up to when we have upcoming ride trips.
I can add your name to that list if you would like?
Maybe you could join us on a ride sometime.
You can send me your name and number to my email
It is
oneraceplace@sbcglobal.net
Thanks for checking out the video much appreciated!
You guys have really cool places there
Yeah for sure we love riding that area of Arkansas. Thanks for watching!
Good video, as you never drive at high speed you should remove your stabilizer bar it will make it easier for you in the rocks
Yeah I’m sure that would help on the technical stuff.
Thanks for checking out the video much appreciated!
Cool video
Thank you! Appreciate you checking out the video.
Thank you for your quick response on my questions KC Greatly appreciate it one last question is that an iPhone
Yes it is an iPhone.
Do you use the regular avenza, the plus or pro ? Any recommendations or important things I should know about in the settings on the App. ?
Just the regular Avenza Maps app.
Then download Maps for the area you’re going to ride in. I didn’t know there was a plus or Pro? Lol
I'll bet that's a cool spot when there's water in that creek. There's some good sized rocks in that hill man.
Those old foundations are cool to check out. We owned a piece of property up in star lake, WI that had foundations on it from back in the late 1800s-early 1900s when the railroad was going strong. It's amazing how a place once had quite a few homes now has virtually no one living in the area. Interesting to imagine.
Haha, that tree being stuck on the machine made me think of some Elmer Fudd level camouflage strats!
This ride just keeps getting wilder! Hahaha, Ms. K is going to make you walk up that hill.
You could patent yourself a webcatcher for the front of machines. Hurry, do it quick!
So do you save your GPS tracks? If so, do you load them on your PC and edit them? Name them? Add notes for difficulty and that stuff? You would have yourself such a great library of info because I have to imagine there's not alot out there about these trails.
The difference between your lights and Ms. K's is huge! HID life baby. I'm pretty amazed there's no one else out there riding. I guess if it's Sunday.
Glad you survived, haha. Good luck with your Arkansas spiders, lol. Always a pleasure buddy!
Hey Buddy! Yeah same here when we come across old foundations and ruins like that I imagine what it was like living there back then.
Yeah the web catcher made it much more comfortable not having spiders crawling all over me. LOL
Although I did have poison ivy on my stomach and my titties that’s why I was itching. LOL
Lately I have been saving my GPS tracks on my phone but I haven’t transferred them to my PC yet.
Would like to at some point would be interesting.
The H ID lights are nice if we done more night rides I would probably get some for Ms K machine.
Thanks for checking out the video my friend appreciate the awesome comment!
Good lord...my anxiety went through the roof watching this one. Haha Not knowing exactly where your going...at night, with some of those sketchy parts...I would have been yelling at you!(jokingly of course) Great video my man. 70+ miles! Dang!
Hey Buddy!, Haha it was an adventurous afternoon..
It’s more difficult than you would think trying to find a trail at night you just can’t see where they’re at. 70 +miles
The gas gauge was down to the last bar on fuel, we had extra fuel with us of course.
Hopefully one of these days you guys can join us on an adventure like that.
Thanks for checking out the video!
@@kcatv9556 when u guys get back to camp...do u leave ur machines out? Do u secure them somehow so they don't get stolen? Or do u tuck em away in the trailer?
@@IIIIHOLYSMOKESIIII We leave the machines out at night but we do secure them with a cable lock.
We have never had an issue with anything being stolen but you never know.
ATV and UTV theft in Arkansas is pretty high.
Great video .what type of gps are you using .?
I’m using the Avenza app on my phone for our gps.
Hope that helps you out, thanks for checking out the video!
Was wondering what type of GPS unit you are using the larger one, I also noticed you have a garmin mounted on your quad as well what is the purpose of having 2 gps units. Any help would be greatly appreciated trying to find a good GPS unit from my Honda rancher
Hi Thomas The larger unit I’m using is my phone with the Avenza maps app on it. Using that for a GPS unit.
The smaller unit is a eTrex 20 Garmin unit. The small unit just makes a track of where you ride that’s why I run it.
lately I have been using my phone with the Avenza App and making tracks with it.
So there’s really no reason to run the smaller unit, it’s just going along for the ride now.
Before I started using my phone all we were using was the small unit making tracks.
It really done a good job helping us find our way back to camp. Hope that helps you out thanks for watching!
New trail memes your lost??
5:15
Hi Charles, getting lost is just a way we like it.
Thanks for checking out the video. Much appreciated!
Headed down to Mulberry next weekend for 5 days of riding! Which map do you use? Avenza? Maprika??
Hello big freedom, we use the Avenza app. Have fun on your trip to Mulberry. Thanks for checking out the video!
With all the gps's how did you get lost? Great ride!!
Haha yeah, that’s what we were thinking to.
The trails were a lot more difficult to find at night than you would think.
Thanks for checking out the video!
the white one looks like the suzuki 700cc kingquad
There was no Suzuki riding with us. Thanks for checking out the video. Much appreciated!
It's no fun until to get lost.. 🤣🤣🤣
Haha thanks for watching
Just came across your videos. Where are you guys from?
We live in Kansas and do most of our riding in Arkansas.
We do travel to different states from time to time and ride as well.
Thanks for checking out our videos much appreciated!!
What do you guys use for your com in your helmets?
Hi David, we are using the Sena 30K units from sena.com.
Thanks for checking out the video!
its a good thing ya'll didn't run out of gas, the footage was starting to give me vibes from The Blair Witch Project :)
Hahahahaha! Yeah it’s always spooky out there in the woods at night. Lol
Thanks for checking out the video much appreciated!
i know one of your things is gps but whats that in middle with the numbers moving like a speedomoter
That is a tachometer, A/F sensor gauge, and engine temperature gauge.
Hope that helps you out thanks for checking out the video!
Please tell me what GPS system you are using? I have a hand held Garmin and the screen is so small it is unusable. thanks
I am using the Avenza Maps app on my phone for the GPS.
Hope that helps you out thanks for watching!
if you guys are going to keep doing these night rides you might think about better lighting :)
We typically don’t do a lot of night riding, or I would think about a light bar for Ms K
Thanks for checking out the video thanks for checking out the video
My cfmoto 600 would of ran out of gas on that run
We carry extra gas just for situations like that. They make for great adventures. Thanks for checking out the video!
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