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I am sure glad that I am 76 years old so that I don't have to feel compelled to do all that again (not that I ever did anything quite that hard, we used different machines back then anyway) :-) You guys vids put all others to shame !
they need some winch blankets or something to weight the line that cable breaks the guy in coveralls is in a bad spot when that cable comes flying back. and tree saver straps
Not judging. I rolled my bronco multiple times and after I realized the ice chest and jack could have crushed both of our skulls. Last year I saw my brother 4 wheeling in his suburban with a floor jack in the back. Cringed. I just make sure shit is either out or secure.
Ya Lee, i agree. A floor jack turns into a deadly weapon in a situation like that. We all need to work on keeping that stuff in mind when we are out having fun.
Cool vid. You folks have much larger brass ones than I do. For what appears to be experienced riders you would think there would be more respect for the trees that are getting ripped up with the cables. Tree protector straps are needed badly.
my kind of riding!! I have ITP Blackwater Evolution 28x10x14 all around my quad, amazing tire. My buddy is probably going to throw em on his SxS (30x10x15). If you guys are looking for a new tire to try, these are amazing man!! Tons of get and shit
Hey Matt, 3 or 4 of the guys in the group are running those tires now. You weren't kidding, they are badass tires. Work great for this kind of trail riding! Thanks for watching and commenting.
OK first change the title of the video to winching not riding, then get some tires for the sxs, teach the drivers how to drive and trust their machines then send this video to the winch companies so they can use it for a video on how strong they are. As far as if anyone thought it was easy and could do better.....any day.
I bet your whole group needs new winches after that! It would've be alot easier on a quad to do it, just make your own path around it.. thanks for sharing vid, keep em coming
i'm not one for safety first all the time but knowing you're probably going to flip, it might be a good idea to put a helmet on. At least put on the nice fancy shoulder harnesses you see dangling behind the guy driving the RZR as he goes over.
You are correct on all counts Jason. Unfortunately, people don't always make the correct decisions in regards to such matters and here you are seeing a case of that.
+Doctor Astronomy Thanks, glad you enjoy the vids. What you see is what you get. To anyone who thinks we suck or this is easy, come on out and join us. I show it all, we don't cut out the in betweens, this aint Hollywood, lol.
the 2nd rzr had the right line. I would have went straight up the washout from the creek side but I have a ranger with mudders. no doubt a tricky section, very difficult to read terrain by pic or video. ride on!
+Shane Stay Ya, video does not do the terrain justice. Camera angles don't always capture the true feel of an obstacle. I should start filming in 3D, lol. Thanks for watching!!
Mostly what I see here is What NOT to do.( Sorry guys.) But good friendly comraderie is always welcome. Put helmets on before it's rollover time. Your loved ones will thank you. And carry a fire extinguisher in case your rollover rider catches fire and can't get out.
Hey Susan, I don't disagree with your voice of reason one bit. You are correct. However, when you get a group of adults out on a ride you can't always make the correct decisions for them. You will always see me and my co-pilot wearing safety gear, however, as much as we try to stress the importance of that some people still choose to make their own decisions. We are trying to improve on this as a group but we can't force people to make the right choice at times.
I'm sure it's been mentioned, but wrapping your winch line around a tree back onto itself is not only harmful to the trees, but detrimental to the winch cable itself....get tree savers. Other than that, looks like a wicked good time.
+VooDuuChild Yes, it has been mentioned multiple times. We try to put straps around the trees usually, however, usually is not always. I'm going to do my part to try to improve and use one all the time. Seems quite a few people have mentioned it and you are all right. We need to be responsible out on the trail and preserve what we have. I'll try to get our entire group to start doing there part. Hopefully in future videos you will see us utilizing straps around the trees.
I think you boys should start running a more aggressive tire like outlaws or something I think the end result would be a hole lot different. Unless you plan on winching your ride's onto there side's LMAO this was great keep em comming
+Metal Gearz Outlaws don't do well on these trails. Running a mud tire like that might help in a couple spots but they don't do well on most sections of the trail. The outlaws dont grip well on hard pack hill climbs or on rutted climbs, and the grip is so on and off they tend to snap axles. As a group we have tried most the tires out there, seems most people stick to a Bighorn like tire.
Thanks SuperSympathizer, glad you enjoy the videos. Luckily we haven't had any serious injuries in a long long time. We like to push the limits but we do keep safety in mind even though sometimes that may not be very apparent, lol.
Loved the video! Reminded me of the off roading we use to do in the N. Ga. Mtns. back in the day when we ran Jeeps and 4x4 trucks with lifts etc. I can tell that is some technical terrain. Very challenging and definitely gets the adrenaline flowing. Great fun. Oh and I just love that there "ALWAYS" has to be at least one idiot that has to make some disparaging remark as to what others choose as fun. There usually the ones without any videos posted of what they are passionate about....:) lol
Glad you enjoyed the video! Ya, haters are always going to hate. If we have haters we must be doing something right, lol. The terrain here is super technical, the biggest variable on this section of trail is the weather and the trail conditions. During the dry season you can idle right through here stress free, when its slick this video is what you get.
Great vid! A little hard core for me but I do enjoy some ruff trails from time to time. You have quite a few people commenting here that clearly have all the answers to your problems haha. I just bought my first rzr a couple of weeks ago. I bought it use but it seems to be in great shape. New belt and ball joints and I'm golden. Once again great vid! Keep them coming! Cheers and keep making tracks✌️
+Doc McCoy You are correct, we should be using tree saver straps. Not that it fixes the trees in question, but we are usually winching off the same trees.
I'm crying, watching all this playful competition, we used to do this with Toyotas & jeeps! this looks like more fun! guess I have found something else to alienate me from my $$$!
lol, I'd be lying if I said that wasn't my strategy in many cases, haha. Unfortunately our buddies don't always allow that, sometimes the person going first is elected by the group and told to figure it out. Gotta keep it fair and interesting, lol.
Hey AD. Not sure if you’ll answer this because it’s an old video, but I’ll comment anyway. First let me say that I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! Now my question.... I don’t get this kind of a ride. Wouldn’t you all have more fun actually ridding trails than spending so much time winching your machines out of the mud? Not to mention the damage to expensive toys and an element of danger to you all too. I just don’t see the point.
Hey OhGee JackedUp, we don't get pissed. It's just part of the game. Sometimes we can get a little upset at the moment because it alters the ride but we all come out knowing we can wreck shit. No one is pressured into going through an obstacle they are not comfortable with. Although, we do bust quite a bit of chops on the trail, it's part of the fun. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
I see this a lot. Everyone complaining about the visco lok yet everyone is stuck at the exact same spot. The end result is almost always the same. Winch. I never trust a winch that much that I rely on it to complete a run. Never. If plan A goes bad and I need to winch and the winch works, great...good job Warn but if I approach a section were I know I must use the winch a lot like this section, I turn around or find a different line. Its not worth it messing up the terrain even more and winch the heck out of those trees. That being said, me being a Can Am guy, I dont like how the Maverick are so tippy and high centered in every clip I see. I dont live in a particular good SxS area so for me buying a SxS would be a waste but if I would buy a SxS I dont think I would buy a Maverick. It looks way too tall and narrow somehow.
diff lock makes a huge difference but all the last guy had to do was put the thing in reverse back up a few inches and he would have been fine. yall need different cleats. my yamaha wolverine has backed out of places that steep no problem.
I'd love to ride my Grizzly through there! Instead I'm home recovering a broken back watching vids. Hope to make a Fall ride (no pun intended) or definitely next Spring! Thanks for sharing. Ride On, Ride Out!
im not really experienced in this type of stuff.... but if the winch is whats pulling you through this stuff, such as at 3:00.. wouldnt it make more sense to just lightly give it throttle and let the winch do its job instead of digging huge ruts for the next person to have to deal with?
+mikethetinner I'm going to have to read into the Halo locker you speak of. Welding the diff seems to work well too. So far all the guys we ride with that have welded them have had good luck. Biggest flaw seems to be the increase in steering effort after welding it. If you have power steering its not so bad though, without its a workout every time you ride, lol.
Hey I have been riding since I was 8 years old (started with the old honda 125cc trike). I haven't left the ATV world for a side by side yet but I can see how the longer wheel bases and the roll cage inspire more confidence tackling really challenging terrain. Problem with me taking the plunge is our riding in Manitoba, it is soft clay and 'skeg. I can say my polaris highlifter sportsman 1000 xp is not as difficult to winch out or dig out when I get stuck. Imagining digging out one of your beasts from the places we get stuck would be my literal hell on earth! By the way I subscribed awhile ago and I look forward to finish binge watching your content! keep posting the awesome vids!
Hey Mike, thanks for all the kind words. I totally get what you are saying, as you can see we don't do much heavy duty mudding. There are plenty of guys in the area that love to mud bog but we often stick to trail riding, hill climbs, and high speed shenanigans. I'd love to get a set of bigger mud tires for the RZR Turbo and see how it does in the nasty stuff though. I will need to do a few mods before I do that though. Thanks for subscribing man, there is tons of great content in the works. I'm just a little backlogged in the editing department now so things are slower than I would like them to be but I am working on improving that. Stay tuned man and thanks for the comment.
+Jacob Sark I think its actually 3 spins and that is in theory. They claim 3 rotations but its definitely not the case often. Especially with on and off grip. Seems that its 3 rotations as long as the other wheel doesn't move in between. Can-Am really needs to work on the front drive on their machines, besides that they are a solid platform.
Hey Troy, personally I don't drink at all. The other guys in this video weren't drunk, like you, most the guys we ride with who choose to have a few beers do a good job moderating their intake until after the ride. We were just out having some fun on this ride and not really putting much thought into planning far ahead, lol. Just a laid back weekend ride with a few buddies.
I saw this video several years ago and thought " these guys are nuts! my kind of guys" 2022 i have a RZR and the baby has her new 200 RZR and its back to doing stupid things 🤣🤣
Good question, I believe its after one of the riders friends. They have been calling it Bobs elbow for years. Some of the guys have been riding these trails for about 30 years.
Great video. That is a tuff section. Im in the market for a sxs im leaning toward a rzr highlifter any thoughts between the Polaris and can am. I own a can am but I'm not brand specific.
I see a lot of can am people on here but what do y'all think about the 2015 Yamaha yxz 1000 5 speed just a question from a outsiders point of view I like the 5 speed option would like to test one personally
To much money to go role in the woods. Like riding, having fun but, just to go were there was no trails lol. I have to much money invested in mine to see it on its top. Be safe guys, dont drown. Watch half.
LOL..Great video, and great job with the editing. Obviously you guys are doing a great job...look at the number of comments. That said, \i agree on using tree huggers, other than that...."If u ain't winching....u ain't tryin!"
Thanks Trevor, glad you enjoy the videos. A lot of time goes into editing a video like this, probably more time than into the ride itself unfortunately, lol. It is worth it though as when a bunch of the guys and gals are hanging out and we look back at the videos of some of the rides and the carnage, it's like you were there busting chops on the side of the trail again, lol. On top of all that, getting positive comments like yours makes it worth the effort, thanks for watching!
AdrenalineJunkieProd 900 and 1000 have ones 1000 is a little bit nicer but just go to Rocky Mountain atv and enter in your bike and it should pull them up but with the 900 XP u need 2 kits
Hey TrapperSamm, if you click on "show more" under the video description I list what cameras I used for the given video. I use various camera models. I try to list that information in all my videos. If you are looking for an affordable camera I can suggest a few.
Yall ever heard of airing down? If it wasn't such a long drive id get some buddy's and come up there and show yall how to do it without all that winching. Our winches are hardly ever used around here!
+Bigboyhillclimber Hey man, your welcome to join in. We do air down, but due to the mix of terrain and some road riding involved in between trails we have to settle for a happy medium. We have made it through this obstacle multiple times without winching in the past. This spot changes with the weather though and when this video was shot the conditions of the trail were super slimy and loose. Sometimes when you sit back and watch a video of what you did you think, WTF was I doing. Unfortunately, in the moment we don't always make the right decisions. Especially if some of the guys are over-hydrated at the point.... lol.
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You know it's serious when the spotter has to set his beer down.
True
Spotters are overrated. Rip it first time with no winch and keep rolling
I can see it on craigslist now
"Barely used, adult driven, some scratches from checking fence posts..."
It says on the winch instructions to not hook it to itself it will damage the cable, get a tree saver it'll also give you extra length
I am sure glad that I am 76 years old so that I don't have to feel compelled to do all that again (not that I ever did anything quite that hard, we used different machines back then anyway) :-) You guys vids put all others to shame !
Thanks Jerry! These new machines really let you go anywhere. Only problem is when you get stuck... your really stuck. lol
they need some winch blankets or something to weight the line that cable breaks the guy in coveralls is in a bad spot when that cable comes flying back. and tree saver straps
Gotta love all the unsecured cargo that flys around when you flip
Ya, don't wanna have any axes or anything unsecured, that's for sure.
Ya, don't wanna have any axes or anything unsecured, that's for sure.
Not judging. I rolled my bronco multiple times and after I realized the ice chest and jack could have crushed both of our skulls. Last year I saw my brother 4 wheeling in his suburban with a floor jack in the back. Cringed. I just make sure shit is either out or secure.
Ya Lee, i agree. A floor jack turns into a deadly weapon in a situation like that. We all need to work on keeping that stuff in mind when we are out having fun.
Somewhere, off camera, there's a wife shaking her head in complete disbelief and frustration 😂😂😂
Looks like fun but I like my ATV to much to put it through torcher like that. Have fun guys.
Love how these guys just hold the winch button down for the whole vid. Bet they go through a lot of winches
Looks like nothing but a great time. Nice video
Cool vid. You folks have much larger brass ones than I do. For what appears to be experienced riders you would think there would be more respect for the trees that are getting ripped up with the cables. Tree protector straps are needed badly.
Rumor has it the Kawasaki Teryx is still waiting for them to get to the top of the hill!
my kind of riding!! I have ITP Blackwater Evolution 28x10x14 all around my quad, amazing tire. My buddy is probably going to throw em on his SxS (30x10x15). If you guys are looking for a new tire to try, these are amazing man!! Tons of get and shit
Hey Matt, 3 or 4 of the guys in the group are running those tires now. You weren't kidding, they are badass tires. Work great for this kind of trail riding! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Dan’s roll over is the perfect example of why you need to tie down everything. Luckily didn’t get hurt by all the objects flying. 6:09
Every time I watch this video I'm still amazed with the skill, you guys are awesome. Thanks for posting!
some aggressive aftermarket tires would help
Haha! That was awesome! Thanx for sharin'!
maverick for sale, never in the mud lol
+Mike Pratt LOL, lady driven...
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This is an excellent demonstration of what NOT to do with a winch…
looks like a good time
Great vid guys , I definitely like the Polaris better , can a.m. is good too but I’m sold on the drive system with the Polaris .
OK first change the title of the video to winching not riding, then get some tires for the sxs, teach the drivers how to drive and trust their machines then send this video to the winch companies so they can use it for a video on how strong they are. As far as if anyone thought it was easy and could do better.....any day.
Great video guys.
I bet your whole group needs new winches after that!
It would've be alot easier on a quad to do it, just make your own path around it.. thanks for sharing vid, keep em coming
This may not have been one of first trips along Bob's elbow but it definitely set the lines for the future rides.
#goprepared
#getready
i'm not one for safety first all the time but knowing you're probably going to flip, it might be a good idea to put a helmet on. At least put on the nice fancy shoulder harnesses you see dangling behind the guy driving the RZR as he goes over.
You are correct on all counts Jason. Unfortunately, people don't always make the correct decisions in regards to such matters and here you are seeing a case of that.
Awesome riding guys looks like a blast
Thanks, it is a blast. The video doesn't do it much justice.
They never do lol
I like your vids because you guys 'keep it real', this is what riding really looks like for most id say, not sand dunes and jumping
+Doctor Astronomy Thanks, glad you enjoy the vids. What you see is what you get. To anyone who thinks we suck or this is easy, come on out and join us. I show it all, we don't cut out the in betweens, this aint Hollywood, lol.
wow bare cable wrapped around tree and hooked back on itself...that a represent. I'll overlook the empty "pop" cans that fell out.
the 2nd rzr had the right line. I would have went straight up the washout from the creek side but I have a ranger with mudders. no doubt a tricky section, very difficult to read terrain by pic or video. ride on!
+Shane Stay Ya, video does not do the terrain justice. Camera angles don't always capture the true feel of an obstacle. I should start filming in 3D, lol. Thanks for watching!!
I can't wait for a 360 degree go pro.
No doubt, maybe its time for me to upgrade some camera gear.
I love this kind of riding
As do we! Seems there are quite a few haters in the comments section of this video though, lol. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Mostly what I see here is What NOT to do.( Sorry guys.) But good friendly comraderie is always welcome. Put helmets on before it's rollover time. Your loved ones will thank you. And carry a fire extinguisher in case your rollover rider catches fire and can't get out.
Hey Susan, I don't disagree with your voice of reason one bit. You are correct. However, when you get a group of adults out on a ride you can't always make the correct decisions for them. You will always see me and my co-pilot wearing safety gear, however, as much as we try to stress the importance of that some people still choose to make their own decisions. We are trying to improve on this as a group but we can't force people to make the right choice at times.
Susan Giggie fire extinguisher.lol...spoken like a Polaris owner.
Those leaves can make the ground be deceiving but it's fun.
the Polaris guy has the right idea about acceleration and winches =p 4:55
I'm sure it's been mentioned, but wrapping your winch line around a tree back onto itself is not only harmful to the trees, but detrimental to the winch cable itself....get tree savers. Other than that, looks like a wicked good time.
+VooDuuChild Yes, it has been mentioned multiple times. We try to put straps around the trees usually, however, usually is not always. I'm going to do my part to try to improve and use one all the time. Seems quite a few people have mentioned it and you are all right. We need to be responsible out on the trail and preserve what we have. I'll try to get our entire group to start doing there part. Hopefully in future videos you will see us utilizing straps around the trees.
That was an awesome day kudos to the camera guys
+DNS Giesbrecht Thanks for putting on such a show guys!
This video is of real problems that can happen, Thank god you have buddies to help, It would suck to be by yourself and have this happen. Good Video!
Thanks! I guess that's why the golden rule is not to ride alone. I wouldnt wanna be stuck there on my own lol.
Learning what not to do, one video at a time..
+Justin Bingham Ya, we love being stupid at our expense so you don't have to learn everything the hard way yourselves! What are friends for! lol
Hell no lol. I wanted to come out and ride - I'm thinking that's way over my skill level lol. Nicely done boyz.
No skill involved in rolling your ride and winching over every obstacle while just flooring the go pedal.
I think you boys should start running a more aggressive tire like outlaws or something I think the end result would be a hole lot different. Unless you plan on winching your ride's onto there side's LMAO this was great keep em comming
+Metal Gearz Outlaws don't do well on these trails. Running a mud tire like that might help in a couple spots but they don't do well on most sections of the trail. The outlaws dont grip well on hard pack hill climbs or on rutted climbs, and the grip is so on and off they tend to snap axles. As a group we have tried most the tires out there, seems most people stick to a Bighorn like tire.
Good observation, and yes they are axle breakers. good to see you know your shit. CHEERS!!!
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love your videos..this one definitely made me rethink can-am... keep up the fun try not to get hurt.....to bad
Thanks SuperSympathizer, glad you enjoy the videos. Luckily we haven't had any serious injuries in a long long time. We like to push the limits but we do keep safety in mind even though sometimes that may not be very apparent, lol.
i want to go with you guys
Loved the video! Reminded me of the off roading we use to do in the N. Ga. Mtns. back in the day when we ran Jeeps and 4x4 trucks with lifts etc. I can tell that is some technical terrain. Very challenging and definitely gets the adrenaline flowing. Great fun. Oh and I just love that there "ALWAYS" has to be at least one idiot that has to make some disparaging remark as to what others choose as fun. There usually the ones without any videos posted of what they are passionate about....:) lol
Glad you enjoyed the video! Ya, haters are always going to hate. If we have haters we must be doing something right, lol. The terrain here is super technical, the biggest variable on this section of trail is the weather and the trail conditions. During the dry season you can idle right through here stress free, when its slick this video is what you get.
I had fun, thank for this video. And the comment are fun too :-)
Great vid! A little hard core for me but I do enjoy some ruff trails from time to time. You have quite a few people commenting here that clearly have all the answers to your problems haha. I just bought my first rzr a couple of weeks ago. I bought it use but it seems to be in great shape. New belt and ball joints and I'm golden. Once again great vid! Keep them coming! Cheers and keep making tracks✌️
Thanks Wilf. Im sure you are going to love your RZR! What model did you get? The comments section on TH-cam always has all the answers you need ;) ;)
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd would you recommend a pro xp, xp turbo or turbo s.
Mainly tennesse riding and ky
Coming from 16 maverick og
Fun stuff guys enjoyed it. I always carry my pick ax and a chainsaw with me in the back of the commander. That's got to be the last resort though lol
not nitpicking but don't you guys use straps to protect the trees that you use to winch?
+Doc McCoy You are correct, we should be using tree saver straps. Not that it fixes the trees in question, but we are usually winching off the same trees.
+Byron Byrd lol, did this video help you come to that wise conclusion?
Great video! Cool....
I'm crying, watching all this playful competition, we used to do this with Toyotas & jeeps! this looks like more fun! guess I have found something else to alienate me from my $$$!
Always let the first 3 most eagerly ppl go first. Plan your line off there mistakes. Smart wheeling...
lol, I'd be lying if I said that wasn't my strategy in many cases, haha. Unfortunately our buddies don't always allow that, sometimes the person going first is elected by the group and told to figure it out. Gotta keep it fair and interesting, lol.
I believe next time I'd have a Matic and shovel along lol. About 20 minutes of work on that v- notch would do wonders
Hey AD. Not sure if you’ll answer this because it’s an old video, but I’ll comment anyway.
First let me say that I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!
Now my question.... I don’t get this kind of a ride. Wouldn’t you all have more fun actually ridding trails than spending so much time winching your machines out of the mud? Not to mention the damage to expensive toys and an element of danger to you all too. I just don’t see the point.
WOw! and you people are still alive!
Awesome video. I must have missed it Julian didn't have a drink in his hand like on the shows? Hah
lol! I tried riding with a mixed drink in my hand but I kept spilling it and I don't support alcohol abuse! lol
And that’s why you spend a couple of bucks to get good tires. Wouldn’t it be more fun to drive than winch your way through?
very good video I like it it show 4wheeling to the extreme thkx for the video bud
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video. It was a fun day of riding, the video does not do the terrain justice, it looks much more extreme in person.
Yep, that’s a fun day drinking and winching, and flipping, and drinking and moving maybe 50 feet....👀🙈
I will never get why people do this and then get pissed when their shit breaks
Hey OhGee JackedUp, we don't get pissed. It's just part of the game. Sometimes we can get a little upset at the moment because it alters the ride but we all come out knowing we can wreck shit. No one is pressured into going through an obstacle they are not comfortable with. Although, we do bust quite a bit of chops on the trail, it's part of the fun. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
hillbillies and beer at 10:00 in the morning
at least use tree saver straps and snatch blocks. maybe some different tires are In order.
Awesome video guys thanks for sharing
+Cody Price Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!!
Momentum is a useful thing fellas. I don't know why people let off when they nearly have it.
Looked like stock tires on Mav? Not good for that terrain.
I just bought a RZR yesterday. I have a loan on it, not sure if I'm ready to trash it quite yet. LOL
Get her done
Thumbs up if you think Polaris Dominated!!
Thumbs up if you think this video only showed who bought a good wench. The SxS did about 5% of the work
I see this a lot. Everyone complaining about the visco lok yet everyone is stuck at the exact same spot. The end result is almost always the same. Winch. I never trust a winch that much that I rely on it to complete a run. Never. If plan A goes bad and I need to winch and the winch works, great...good job Warn but if I approach a section were I know I must use the winch a lot like this section, I turn around or find a different line. Its not worth it messing up the terrain even more and winch the heck out of those trees.
That being said, me being a Can Am guy, I dont like how the Maverick are so tippy and high centered in every clip I see. I dont live in a particular good SxS area so for me buying a SxS would be a waste but if I would buy a SxS I dont think I would buy a Maverick. It looks way too tall and narrow somehow.
AdrenalineJunkieProd bigbhhh
AdrenalineJunkieProd is this Richmond hills Ontario? Looks exactly like it
diff lock makes a huge difference but all the last guy had to do was put the thing in reverse back up a few inches and he would have been fine. yall need different cleats. my yamaha wolverine has backed out of places that steep no problem.
I'd love to ride my Grizzly through there! Instead I'm home recovering a broken back watching vids. Hope to make a Fall ride (no pun intended) or definitely next Spring! Thanks for sharing. Ride On, Ride Out!
im not really experienced in this type of stuff.... but if the winch is whats pulling you through this stuff, such as at 3:00.. wouldnt it make more sense to just lightly give it throttle and let the winch do its job instead of digging huge ruts for the next person to have to deal with?
Pretty damn intense
cool video...and yes i hate visco lock..
+TheMudRunners JayMassih Thanks for watching! Ya, even the Can-Am die hards hate it, they just don't say it out loud...
Wicked vid! Need to get out with you guys. The Mav guys need to look into the Halo Locker. Give 'em selectable four wheel lock up.
+mikethetinner I'm going to have to read into the Halo locker you speak of. Welding the diff seems to work well too. So far all the guys we ride with that have welded them have had good luck. Biggest flaw seems to be the increase in steering effort after welding it. If you have power steering its not so bad though, without its a workout every time you ride, lol.
This video was awesome.
Thanks Mike Berthelette, glad you enjoyed it! It was a really fun ride.
Hey I have been riding since I was 8 years old (started with the old honda 125cc trike). I haven't left the ATV world for a side by side yet but I can see how the longer wheel bases and the roll cage inspire more confidence tackling really challenging terrain. Problem with me taking the plunge is our riding in Manitoba, it is soft clay and 'skeg. I can say my polaris highlifter sportsman 1000 xp is not as difficult to winch out or dig out when I get stuck. Imagining digging out one of your beasts from the places we get stuck would be my literal hell on earth! By the way I subscribed awhile ago and I look forward to finish binge watching your content! keep posting the awesome vids!
Hey Mike, thanks for all the kind words. I totally get what you are saying, as you can see we don't do much heavy duty mudding. There are plenty of guys in the area that love to mud bog but we often stick to trail riding, hill climbs, and high speed shenanigans. I'd love to get a set of bigger mud tires for the RZR Turbo and see how it does in the nasty stuff though. I will need to do a few mods before I do that though. Thanks for subscribing man, there is tons of great content in the works. I'm just a little backlogged in the editing department now so things are slower than I would like them to be but I am working on improving that. Stay tuned man and thanks for the comment.
I heard something like a glitch with the camera when the razor Rolled
SO why buy the can am if the front diff sucks so much?
they don't suck if you get the QE visco lock ...Polaris or can am will go the same places depending on the set up and the drivers skill level
Mike Panocatapolis there's nothing wrong with visco once you learn to use it correctly. I never have issues with it
that's a nasty trail looks like fun though.
Its definitely a good time Brad Dubasak. Gets the blood pumping. The video does not do the trail justice.
my dad has a ranger rzr and its a beast
all newer models have visco lock that kicks in after 2 spins
+Jacob Sark I think its actually 3 spins and that is in theory. They claim 3 rotations but its definitely not the case often. Especially with on and off grip. Seems that its 3 rotations as long as the other wheel doesn't move in between. Can-Am really needs to work on the front drive on their machines, besides that they are a solid platform.
If you had attached another winch line to the maverick from one of the other sxs's just sitting there, it wouldn't have taken any time to get out. lol
Not getting a utv after this video staying with can am outlander 6x6 1000 would have done much better.
i saw a lot of mistakes someone could have got smashed and most of the mistakes look like booze reaction time and i still drink but i watch how much
Hey Troy, personally I don't drink at all. The other guys in this video weren't drunk, like you, most the guys we ride with who choose to have a few beers do a good job moderating their intake until after the ride. We were just out having some fun on this ride and not really putting much thought into planning far ahead, lol. Just a laid back weekend ride with a few buddies.
no shame in that just as long as you keep your eye on the sparrow lol mistakes will happen no matter what state we are in thumbs up and happy trailing
I saw this video several years ago and thought " these guys are nuts! my kind of guys" 2022 i have a RZR and the baby has her new 200 RZR and its back to doing stupid things 🤣🤣
Why is it called Bob's elbow? Great name just curious.
Good question, I believe its after one of the riders friends. They have been calling it Bobs elbow for years. Some of the guys have been riding these trails for about 30 years.
Knarley terrain!
That nasty ditch you guys were in makes me realize.... Maybe I shouldn't of sold my quad... Quads would have not much problem
Ya, comparing a quad to a SXS is like comparing a Jeep to a SXS. All amazing and capable platforms but with various strengths and weaknesses.
Great video. That is a tuff section. Im in the market for a sxs im leaning toward a rzr highlifter any thoughts between the Polaris and can am. I own a can am but I'm not brand specific.
more beer in the cooler=better traction
"I didn't break anything did I?" "No, not yet" 😄
Key term, "Not yet" lol. Thanks for watchin!!
I wish that trail was close to Arkansas I believe my ranger would take that trail
I see a lot of can am people on here but what do y'all think about the 2015 Yamaha yxz 1000 5 speed just a question from a outsiders point of view I like the 5 speed option would like to test one personally
First guy just destroying the trail for everyone else lol
To much money to go role in the woods. Like riding, having fun but, just to go were there was no trails lol. I have to much money invested in mine to see it on its top. Be safe guys, dont drown. Watch half.
That "trail" doesn't even look fun. To much damn winching and not enough riding
Exactly
LOL..Great video, and great job with the editing. Obviously you guys are doing a great job...look at the number of comments.
That said, \i agree on using tree huggers, other than that...."If u ain't winching....u ain't tryin!"
Thanks Trevor, glad you enjoy the videos. A lot of time goes into editing a video like this, probably more time than into the ride itself unfortunately, lol. It is worth it though as when a bunch of the guys and gals are hanging out and we look back at the videos of some of the rides and the carnage, it's like you were there busting chops on the side of the trail again, lol. On top of all that, getting positive comments like yours makes it worth the effort, thanks for watching!
U guys should on hook your sway bars should help for that
I meant unhook them
Shockin Awesome
Ya, it definitely helps with the flex. I wish there was a quick disconnect option like on jeeps. I should make one... lol.
AdrenalineJunkieProd 900 and 1000 have ones 1000 is a little bit nicer but just go to Rocky Mountain atv and enter in your bike and it should pull them up but with the 900 XP u need 2 kits
Wow, can't believe I missed those Shockin Awesome. Thanks for the info, I will have to order myself a set next time I make an order on Rocky Mountain.
Full throttle; it will either solve the problem or end the suspense.
lol, I can't argue with that logic!
Great video very clear. I would like to know what camera you use and the camera holder and editing software. Thanks
Hey TrapperSamm, if you click on "show more" under the video description I list what cameras I used for the given video. I use various camera models. I try to list that information in all my videos. If you are looking for an affordable camera I can suggest a few.
Thanks I found it.
Yall ever heard of airing down?
If it wasn't such a long drive id get some buddy's and come up there and show yall how to do it without all that winching. Our winches are hardly ever used around here!
+Bigboyhillclimber Hey man, your welcome to join in. We do air down, but due to the mix of terrain and some road riding involved in between trails we have to settle for a happy medium. We have made it through this obstacle multiple times without winching in the past. This spot changes with the weather though and when this video was shot the conditions of the trail were super slimy and loose. Sometimes when you sit back and watch a video of what you did you think, WTF was I doing. Unfortunately, in the moment we don't always make the right decisions. Especially if some of the guys are over-hydrated at the point.... lol.
How to climb Mount Everest, one winch pole at a time
man I want one of these u know how much fun it would b
They are a lot of fun!!