THIS TRAIL HAD US LITERALLY SHOOK // Phoenix Park - Creede, Colorado
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- This is part 1 of 3 of our first full day in Creede, Colorado. Did a little bit of everything, not the least of which was traversing a super bumpy trail.
We decided to ride from our camp near Miners Creek over the Bachelor City Loop to Trail 502 and Phoenix Park.
Gear:
Polaris Outlaw 525
DJI OSMO Action
iPhone 12 Pro
Adobe Premiere
Adobe After Effects
Apple Macbook Pro
Drone footage by Jonathan Hinkle
Music by BROCKBEATS
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Got a suggestion for your atv. We have been taking sport atvs up to Colorado since the 80,s and we found that if take the top off the air cooler under the seat it allows enough air to get through and waalah you have plenty of power. Yours sounds strong anyway. You guys need to try Rat Creek Trail next time your in Creed. Thanx Fer Sharin
Thanks! Yeah, I actually removed the air box lid on our ride the day after this one because we were going up higher in altitude.
My family has been going to Creede since the late 60s/early 70s, but we didn’t start bringing ATVs until the early to mid 80s. My dad, sister and brother all had Honda ATC sport 3-wheelers that we rode out there in the late 80s through the early 2000s. Made the switch to 4-wheelers in 2006. 😊
Rat Creek trail is a fun one. Been on it many times! I rode a Honda 50cc dirt bike on that one when I was 6 years old. Fun times!
Nice video! Do you think my dad and I would have problems with this route? He’s been at this stuff a long time, but he’s 76 and I worry about the length of time. We’re headed up there soon and I would like to take him on legit trails, but not insane stuff. We’re in side by sides like those rzr’s and he’s in the exact model that pulled over first
Shouldn’t be a problem at all on a side by side. Those guys were able to just cruise right along. 😁
Colorado is not a state to offroad at speed. the rocks will kill you
Yeah...unfortunately when riding sport quads with a manual clutch and transmission, you have to keep the RPMs up to keep it running but also have to keep the speed up so that it doesn't overheat. Need that natural air flow to pass through.