Another cool video from "The Crew" !! When our small group was there for Labor Day week of this year (2022) we noticed some trail work with dozers being done on the outlaw Creek trail around Butterfly Junction. Some of the creek trail had been blocked by trees that had been pushed over by the dozers but they had not completely blocked it so we continued on the trail. Soggy Bottom trail is now part of the Indian Ridge trail system. I believe Hatfield-McCoy has it identified as Trail 28 with a sign on Crumpler Road. We really liked the creek trail the way it was.....not too sure how we'll like the "new" configuration the next time we visit Hatfield-McCoy next year.
Cool video.. My brother is just now coming back from those same trails. Bramwell is also pretty cool for the Millionaires Row, which from the soda shop was just to the left of the front door.
Great update series. Sometimes nice to just get out and ride and get updated. Was there in June and HMT dozers was working on Soggy Bottom. Keep the content coming. Subscriber ride? 😁
Hey Scott thanks for another rad video! Quick question..what setup are you using for maps? I'm wanting to get something just not sure what's worth it or what I need. Thanks and keep the great footage coming bro 🤙
This is Jesse, I run back country navigator pro. We sell pre loaded tablets on our website but we have them marked as sold out until we are done with our 40 day trip in July.
Good job crew 👊🏻 Question…Did Scott have to do anything to run 35’s on his X3?? Like any aftermarket parts. I’d like to put some on my 21 XRS 2 seater. Thanks
My front end is completely stock but 35's will rub on a 64" machine unless you run forward a-arms. Obviously the 35's will put more stress on everything so take that into consideration.
Seams like a great group to ride with. Supportive not bashing. When he gets used to it he will do it just fine. I have a Pro R they are awesome climbers and crawlers.
jessie, is your total width more now since u switched from carnivores ro zillas ? i can only fit 66” in my toyhauler from cabinet to wall. i will have 2023 x3 ds turbo with 30” carnivores. when it finally arrives i was thinking of 32” zillas. ??
We are wider due to the wheels being a 5-2 offset. Tires didn’t add any width but you can’t run 32s unless you go to a 5-2 or 4-3 offset because they will rub. We are 67-68 inches wide. Scott uses a ratchet strap to suck his suspension in to fit in his toy hauler so you could always do the same.
The majority of the trails are very well groomed and easy. The outlaw trails are where you will find a little more less groomed and technical since there is no maintenance on those trails.
Just to let you know that I watched pretty much 70% of your 40 day trip that seems amazing. I’m 56 and just now getting into the sport just sold my 2023 Polaris General and bought a Polaris Pro R Premium 4 . Love the Can Am but needed a few more options for me. Keep up the great videos.
They love it. They’ve grown up riding so they are kind of used to what we do so little scares them but if we are doing something that could get us hurt we have them get out.
@@TheCanAmCrew when I was a kid, my parents used to try to get me out of the vehicles while doing obstacles with friends or family. They would get out, but I’m staying. Lol. But now a days parents are over protective and Rob the kids from having those unique experiences that shape their lives. Not saying that’s what you’re doing, that’s why I asked. It’s great you’re bringing them out there and involving them. They aren’t sitting at home on a video game.
64 all the way. And I’ll tell you why I think that. The first and most important reason is that they are a stronger machine. Axles and a arms are so much stronger due to the shorter length. They are more nimble for woods riding and easier to manage hitting harder trails due to less suspension travel and they don’t bounce around as much. We can squeeze into better lines on obstacles in most cases to.
Boy I bet your likes have doubled, now that you have a Polaris Pro R on the ride lol 😂 to bad you don’t show the Pro R more going up hills to , then your likes would triple.
@@TheCanAmCrew He seems a little timid with a brand new machine. No offense intended.... I just got my Turbo R Ultimate and I'm planning a ride in two weeks with it down there.
3500-4000. It really depends on how you use them. We do a fair amount of road riding but we don’t power slide or do donuts so you get could a little less or a little more but this is our second set and they are wearing the same as the last set. Best tire I’ve ever ran by far.
@@TheCanAmCrew thank you! I really like how they perform and look I have just always been cautious of getting a set as I do a fair amount of road riding myself! But if I can get 3k miles outta a set then I’m happy
@@jarrodhill7957 yes, we have a link on our Facebook page with some info on the ride. Our page is the can am crew. We have an event section on there for it.
@@dylanbrazell7206 his fits but he has to suck in his front suspension with a ratchet strap to get passed the kitchen cabinets. Other than that it fits pretty good.
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That place has THE BEST ice cream I’ve ever had. Was just there last week!
Bramwell Corner shop is the best !
ok. good info. thanks
Awesome video! See ya next time.
Another cool video from "The Crew" !! When our small group was there for Labor Day week of this year (2022) we noticed some trail work with dozers being done on the outlaw Creek trail around Butterfly Junction. Some of the creek trail had been blocked by trees that had been pushed over by the dozers but they had not completely blocked it so we continued on the trail. Soggy Bottom trail is now part of the Indian Ridge trail system. I believe Hatfield-McCoy has it identified as Trail 28 with a sign on Crumpler Road. We really liked the creek trail the way it was.....not too sure how we'll like the "new" configuration the next time we visit Hatfield-McCoy next year.
Once in a while the Corner Shop has the best chicken & dumplings I have ever had since my grandmother was alive. And great hamburgers too.
I’ll have to check on that next time we’re down.
That wall looks fun, going to Rush in April for the Anniversary Bash
We really enjoy rush. They have a lot of great trails.
Good Videos, i watch every one 👍
Awesome, Thank you. We really appreciate that.
Great video guys. I was waiting for the Pro-R to go up the wall🤷♂️. Anyways have fun & I'll be waiting for the next video😎
Thanks man, I was hoping to see that myself. Maybe once he gets a little more used to the new machine. 🤙🏻
Cool video..
My brother is just now coming back from those same trails. Bramwell is also pretty cool for the Millionaires Row, which from the soda shop was just to the left of the front door.
Thank you. 👊🏻👊🏻
Thanks!
Thank you, we really appreciate that. 👊🏻👊🏻
Great update series. Sometimes nice to just get out and ride and get updated. Was there in June and HMT dozers was working on Soggy Bottom. Keep the content coming. Subscriber ride? 😁
Thank you. Hoping to get something lined go for another ride soon. We will definitely keep everyone posted on that.
Watching this from a cabin in devils backbone resort haha 👍 killer vid
Haha. That’s awesome 👊🏻👊🏻
@@TheCanAmCrew Are you guys still out here?
@@charlescorwin881 no, we were down 2 weeks ago.
Hey Scott thanks for another rad video! Quick question..what setup are you using for maps? I'm wanting to get something just not sure what's worth it or what I need. Thanks and keep the great footage coming bro 🤙
This is Jesse, I run back country navigator pro. We sell pre loaded tablets on our website but we have them marked as sold out until we are done with our 40 day trip in July.
Good job crew 👊🏻
Question…Did Scott have to do anything to run 35’s on his X3??
Like any aftermarket parts. I’d like to put some on my 21 XRS 2 seater.
Thanks
My front end is completely stock but 35's will rub on a 64" machine unless you run forward a-arms. Obviously the 35's will put more stress on everything so take that into consideration.
Thanks!!
Nice video. WHat GPS unit are you using ?
We are using back country navigator pro. We sell pre loaded tablets on our website thecanamcrew.com
What happened with Jason on the Wall? He's representing all us Polaris guys! 😜
Another great ride. Beautiful weather!
Haha, he wasn’t feeling it. It’s pretty intimidating and he just got the pro r so he’s still getting used to it.
Seams like a great group to ride with. Supportive not bashing. When he gets used to it he will do it just fine. I have a Pro R they are awesome climbers and crawlers.
@@swolaver1 absolutely, we’re just out to have fun and enjoy the trails.
Hi on your tablet does it have all the Hatfield McCoy trailes on it or just the ones you all have done
It has all of the Hatfield McCoy and outlaws trails.
What app are you using for maps?
We use back country navigator pro on our tablets.
jessie, is your total width more now since u switched from carnivores ro zillas ? i can only fit 66” in my toyhauler from cabinet to wall. i will have 2023 x3 ds turbo with 30” carnivores. when it finally arrives i was thinking of 32” zillas. ??
We are wider due to the wheels being a 5-2 offset. Tires didn’t add any width but you can’t run 32s unless you go to a 5-2 or 4-3 offset because they will rub. We are 67-68 inches wide. Scott uses a ratchet strap to suck his suspension in to fit in his toy hauler so you could always do the same.
Jesse soggy is most the trails there pretty much cruising/riding trails?
The majority of the trails are very well groomed and easy. The outlaw trails are where you will find a little more less groomed and technical since there is no maintenance on those trails.
Just to let you know that I watched pretty much 70% of your 40 day trip that seems amazing. I’m 56 and just now getting into the sport just sold my 2023 Polaris General and bought a Polaris Pro R Premium 4 . Love the Can Am but needed a few more options for me. Keep up the great videos.
Are your kids scared to ride with you or do you kick them out while doing something challenging?
They love it. They’ve grown up riding so they are kind of used to what we do so little scares them but if we are doing something that could get us hurt we have them get out.
@@TheCanAmCrew when I was a kid, my parents used to try to get me out of the vehicles while doing obstacles with friends or family. They would get out, but I’m staying. Lol. But now a days parents are over protective and Rob the kids from having those unique experiences that shape their lives. Not saying that’s what you’re doing, that’s why I asked. It’s great you’re bringing them out there and involving them. They aren’t sitting at home on a video game.
64vs72? What’s your opinion
64 all the way. And I’ll tell you why I think that. The first and most important reason is that they are a stronger machine. Axles and a arms are so much stronger due to the shorter length. They are more nimble for woods riding and easier to manage hitting harder trails due to less suspension travel and they don’t bounce around as much. We can squeeze into better lines on obstacles in most cases to.
What tablet is that or ipad?
It’s a Samsung tab a 10.1
Can you guys tell me where the high wall is located on a map please 🙏 😁👊
Just up the road from matoaka wv.
@@TheCanAmCrew awesome thank you so much 👊
Boy I bet your likes have doubled, now that you have a Polaris Pro R on the ride lol 😂 to bad you don’t show the Pro R more going up hills to , then your likes would triple.
Lol. I wish our likes would double. We gotta get him climbing more so we can get more footage.
@@TheCanAmCrew He seems a little timid with a brand new machine. No offense intended.... I just got my Turbo R Ultimate and I'm planning a ride in two weeks with it down there.
How many miles do you all usually get on average out of a set of Zillias?
3500-4000. It really depends on how you use them. We do a fair amount of road riding but we don’t power slide or do donuts so you get could a little less or a little more but this is our second set and they are wearing the same as the last set. Best tire I’ve ever ran by far.
@@TheCanAmCrew thank you! I really like how they perform and look I have just always been cautious of getting a set as I do a fair amount of road riding myself! But if I can get 3k miles outta a set then I’m happy
Do you all run normal rockzillas or stickies?
We run stickies.
Thanks for your reply! I saw something about a Rush subscriber ride is there a link with some info on that ride anywhere?
@@jarrodhill7957 yes, we have a link on our Facebook page with some info on the ride. Our page is the can am crew. We have an event section on there for it.
@@TheCanAmCrew Thanks keep up the great work on your videos!
What model Wolfpack toy hauler does Scott have?
I was to say it’s a 24pack12 or 14 but I’ll confirm with him.
Thanks, been looking for one that a wider machine would fit in that’s still bumper pull
@@dylanbrazell7206 his fits but he has to suck in his front suspension with a ratchet strap to get passed the kitchen cabinets. Other than that it fits pretty good.
Ya it's a 24pack14. Just like Jesse said I ratchet strap the front suspension and drive it right in.
You guys went the wrong way figuring mileage with 35s. You put more on than the trip says
And bird pliss.
All they need now is a rmax