Thanks for checking out the video! Sorry for the delay since the last episode, as many of you who follow along on social media likely know, we were in Tennessee riding and filming for a few days last week so I couldn't release any new episodes while away. Good news is we filmed loads of great content in TN so once this WV series is done you all have some TN trail riding content to look forward to!! Hope you enjoy the video, there is a lot more action from WV heading your way. Ride safe out there and see ya in the next video.
Awesome video thank you for sharing your ride with us. My brother, his wife and me rode Buffalo Mountain Trail system when we were there in 2012 and we had fun. I think I had the most fun because I think they were to busy squeezing the OH SH€¥ handle and the steering wheel on those narrow trails and the switch backs. This where he finally listened to me about how his Polaris RZR engine brake system worked. He thought it would work just by letting off the gas, but I’d told him to let up some but not all the way off the gas My Commander was eating up those trails and I hardly ever had to use my brakes I was just using the engine brakes.
I have lived in West Virginia all my life. Our ancestors traveled these mountains on foot all our lives. That’s how my dad and his family traveled to see their relatives was thru these mountains. They would start out in the morning to go to their Aunt . She would pack the a lunch in a brown paper bag consisting of Biscuits, jelly, bacon, & sausage. While growing up at Gilbert Creek, Mingo County, we had only TV lines strung up through the mountain and on the week end our parents would climb the mountain to turn the antenna while the other would shout up the hill and tell them when they had a signal. Yea, that consisted of having one channel to watch, haha! We played I. These mountains & caves throughout my childhood, man what a life we had. These mountains are still as rugged & beautiful and is the only home we have ever experienced. Wouldn’t trade our way of life for any other place in the states. I have traveled from East To West Coast frame the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. If or sea or land I roam still I think of happy home and my friends among these West Virginia Hills!
I couldn’t resist. Some of their recent behaviour has been unacceptable in my books and I’ve lost what little respect I had for them. You guys all know I speak my mind and call it like it is so I won’t bite my tongue for this one. They have never done anything to me personally but they have been less then respectful to some people I know.
@@mikeruder336 wait… so what your saying is you want us to forget about the trail riding and all go line up in an open field and drive back and forth making childish comments? I don’t think we are qualified for that 😂😂😂 All joking set aside, I make these comments for fun. My intention is not to cause any drama or start any real beef. All the regular viewers know that the only thing most the members on #TeamAJP love more than riding is busting each others chops. You need to have a thick skin to play with us, lol.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd We all know ball bustin is part of the game. Sometimes it's the best part !! It's always in good fun. If ya can't take it ... Sorry, not sorry !!
Thanks Russell. Gimpy machine has been to hell and back countless times. It’s a great example of how reliable these machines can be if you just take a little bit of care of them. He beats the crap out of it and has for many years. The intimidators work great on Loose and muddy trials but for these types of trails they don’t do well.
Julian thanks so much for all that you do in these videos learning so much watch your videos from 5 years ago re-watching these again looking forward more and more to March 24th when my wife and I had to Hatfield and McCoy for our very first trip
You’re very welcome. Glad you enjoy the videos and find them informative. I’m excited for you and your wife to experience all the wonderful trails and scenery WV has to offer. You guys will have an awesome time.
Fantastic video! Please keep coming back to WV. As a life long resident is really great to see and hear all the positive things you have to say about my state.
Thanks Chris, happy to hear you enjoy the videos. I hope to make many trips back to your awesome state! Your just a perfect example of why we all love visiting WV. The hospitality is awesome. Everyone we meet is super friendly and welcoming.
Thanks John. Glad to hear you find the info helpful. I’m no expert but I have been doin this stuff for many years. I try to share knowledge when I can but like all of us I’m constantly learning and improving too.
Ahhhhh. Thanks !! I needed my fix of those boys in the woods. Tennessee was fun. I think Wv is better. Cant wait for the next one. See ya soon my friend
I’m leaning towards agreeing about WV being better overall but we still have a lot of TN to explore Mike. Think we will have to go back to Both states a few times more before we make up our minds 😉😉 lol
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd I agree. Let's go back to Tennessee right before you have a baby, and then we will figure out Wv. for the fall. The leaves changing in those mountains would be AMAZING !!
FINALLY! I've exhausted my supply of fresh riding videos and even had to go back and watch some of your old videos last night. Glad everyone made it home safely from TN. I'll be looking forward to those videos as well....but by then it'll probably be nice enough to go riding myself! 😆
Lol! Ya… it takes a lot of time to edit these but I’m hoping to get a bunch out over the next few weeks. TN was wet and sloppy but a lot of fun. Happy to hear you enjoy the videos!!
I live about 5 miles from the Rockhouse trail and don't own a sxs yet, but I really want one. I rode the trails on atv years ago before rzr's took over the world. Just wanted to say that I really think you do a great job with your channel and you seem like a good dude. And a safety tip...it's hard to hear banjo music with a turbo lol
The trash in that old mine is pretty much BS. The OutLaw trails I ride near CabWay. There are a group of guys that go out usually Sunday mornings and pick up trash. Pretty Dang Awesome!!!!
Hey William. Glad to hear that they leave you wanting more. That’s my goal so I’m happy to hear that’s the feeling you have when you watch them. It’s nice editing these shorter videos for me too. They are a lot more manageable then the feature length edits I do. I still plan on doing the long videos for certain rides but for these trips I feel the shorter format is better for all of us. Appreciate your feedback. You shouldn’t have to wait to long for the next few episodes.
If it’s your first time there you’ll love it. Nothing beats that first experience. It’s a different world. Such a wonderful place to ride. Not the hardest trails you can find but so much variety. The views are amazing, the locals are incredibly friendly and welcoming. The nature is stunning and the history is rich. You get it all when you ride the Hatfield and McCoy trails. Have an awesome trip!!!! Make sure you leave me a comment in the future and let me know how it was.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd This will be our second trip actually, but first time to this trail system, and first time at Twin Hollows. Plus, we are going with friends this time, so it should be a totally different experience. Getting everything serviced and ready to go here over the next couple of months. I'm hoping its a little wet, to keep the dust down. Keep up the great job, you guys!
Talking about overdriving your machine... When following in dust conditions like you have in these videos. You have two options. One tailgate the rider in front of you to still have a chance of seeing or back off until the dust clears enough for you to see and ride solo. One of the other things that riding in groups is every time you make a turn have the next rider in line slow or stop on the turn to pick up the next rider so theyake the turn and on down the line..... I don't have a lot of SXS experience but I worked as a wild land firefighter for 26 years in Ca. And driving fire engines in those conditions is similar all but the size of the rigs I was driving were 30,000 pounds or more..
Absolutely loving this hatfield mccoy series! I was there last fall, and this brings back alot of fun memories! Can't wait to go back someday, long drive from Wisconsin lol. No one that's never been there will get the true sense of being there until they go, video does not do the terrain justice!
Couldn’t agree more man, video does not do it justice. Looks good on video but stunning in person. I’d love to go back and hit a bunch of these climbs we hit down going up.
@AdrenalineJunkieProd we did the 4 trails towards the bottom of west Virginia, next time we want to hit the ones your doing in this series. So, nice to get a glimpse. Great job on the videos 👍🏻
I’ve been two West Virginia to ride 2 times and I have flipped 2 can-ams each time. One was a can-am defender and the other one was a can-am x3 but in the process somehow they didn’t break only on the x3 the plastics broke
That’s a beautiful trail system. I don’t think my commander would make it up the hard trails without some serious suspension mods lol. Looking forward to the next video. 👍.
It’s very beautiful. Some of the black trails would be tough for the commander but overall I think it would do well. Ride might be a little rough due to suspension like you said but still an awesome time.
Love your videos. I hate square tires they just don’t have the bite that round edge tires do. When I get my machine the order of the day is larger tires and some ground clearance because when you encounter deep mud or ruts you need to be just a little taller than the guy before you 😊
Ya, I agree that in most cases I prefer more of a rounded tire too. Especially for higher speed stuff. They kick out way nicer and are way more predictable. As for the ground clearance thing, it's gettin crazy. These days it's like the smallest tire you want is a 32 or you run into issues. It's gonna get even worse soon because all the new RZR Pro R guys and even some of the KRX guys are making 35's the new 32. Seems that on these newer and bigger machines everyone is goin 35's. I remember years ago when I had a Jeep YJ I thought I was a badass when I got my first set of 33's, lol. They seemed huge! Not they look like little dinky toy's lol. Constant evolution.
Next few episodes should come out with less time in between. We were in Tennessee for 5 days last week filming so I was away from the computer for about 10 days.
After watching this I have a 2023 Turbo R prem 4 looking to get beadlock rims suggestions? and what tires do you run? just curious, I will not be as extreme as you guys but you never know on a trail.
I love the Devil Anse Trail system, unfortunately I’ve never done the dbl blacks, most of our group doesn’t want to do them and my spouse has no interest either. But yes those switch backs and little humps are so dang fun.
My favourite trail system is Bear Wallow but I also like Devil Anse a lot. The black trails on Devil Anse aren’t too bad. Especially going down. Regardless of which trails you ride at Hatfield and McCoy your guaranteed to have an awesome time though!!
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd I haven't been to Bear Wallow yet. I still need to hit the Warrior trail system and Cabwaylingo. Eventually I'll hit them all. It's tough to get down there alot. We normally go twice a year. My kids playing sports takes up alot of time. Every weekend from mid August till November is booked.
@@jr88brutus I hear ya man. Life tends to get in the way of fun sometimes but kids are awesome too. Sometimes it’s just hard to balance everything. I’ve got quite a few trails systems to check out still too. One by one we will cross them off the list.
I’ve been trying to find that lookout on trail 28 since a couple years ago when we found it thanks for reminding me where it is! Did you hit double black 90 that goes down around it?
Glad you could join us for some Sunday fun!! The newer Can-Am’s with the new tru-lok front diff work wayyyyyy better. Real 4x4 finally. We still poke fun at it but it’s just for a laugh. In reality they are amazing machines. Busting chops just makes things more fun.
Not super often during the week. More common on weekends. The person leading needs to be alert and pay attention because like you said some sections are very narrow for two way traffic. It’s always in the back of my head. We definitely don’t carry the speed on these trails we used to a few years ago. Now that there are so many more SXS’s it’s scary to think what could happen. Gotta stay vigilant and respectful to others.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd thanks for the reply Julian! Good to know. I’ll plan my trip during the week then. Safe riding to you sir and great content as always!
@@adamsfamilynfun1409 thanks man! Happy to hear you enjoy the videos. I always recommend going during the week and avoiding any big events if you wants to maximize riding time and pleasure. Events are fun but if you want the open trails then weekdays are key.
I know short notice but Iam organizing a ride July 22,2023 at Hatfield and McCoys trails Bear wallow for a friends B day. If your in the area see you there
Yes they are Andrew. I think they are excellent all around tires and a good value. Id say that they are in my top tire choices if you need an all around good performer. They are cheaper and lighter then the XTR 370 but they measure a little small. Bang for buck they are hard to beat and have proven to be very tough. They handle well even on the road. They wear well and offer good grip. They look good. Factoring all that in it’s a good choice. Over the last year I’ve been running mostly the Megabite in a 34 which measures about 32.5ish at 8psi on the machine. My other tire that I’ve been running is a System 3 XTR 370 in a 32 which measures about 32.1ish at 8psi on the machine. Hope that gives you some info.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd thanks for the response! I picked up a set with tusk beadlocks for my x3, love the looks and price but haven't gotten them on the trail yet!
@@AndrewLindholm no problem. I think you’ll like them. In all honesty, they performed much better then I had expected. Which is always a pleasant surprise.
How did those Megabite tires perform on those WV trails? Btw, you got the best SXS channel period! I'm like a crackhead feening for that next hit waiting on your videos lol.
another great video Julian ! was that Colin that squeezed into that mine ? I wondered how he got in there....lol. Did you find the gold duck in the tree at that spot ?
I just bought one of these... well, not one of THESE... i'm going on my first trip next weekend, if I've learned anything yet, it's that I might need a winch. And I'm not talking about a woman, although I could use one of them too..
Thanks Ryan! Haven’t been to Glamis yet or any dunes. I’m planning a trip to silver lake to pop my dune cherry this season. Glamis and the surrounding areas are on my bucket list.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd yeah Glamis is dangerous on busy weekends. It will blow your mind tho. Pics don’t do it justice like any amazing views. Sand Hollow is next on my bucket list!
I’m my RZR turbo I usually run 10psi front and 12psi rear in mixed terrain like this. Since there is a bunch of road and higher speed stuff mixed in I keep it a bit higher. When riding just slower trail I run 8psi front and 10psi rear usually. Most the guys are running similar.
Those double black trails are sissy trails. The main roads in my areas are more challenging. Hit up screen door at crossbar ranch in Oklahoma if you want a challenge.
This video just shows what idiots some SxS drivers are, sitting in the same spot spinning wheels and ripping up the trail. Then going into a blocked off mine shaft. Most SxS drivers are respectful of the trail system, this group not so much. The crew that maintains these trails is very small and repairing them is very difficult and costly.
😂. They make almost 3 million a year in permits. So each trail system has its own dozer. And it's easily maintained!!!!😂..So please stop with the mindless chatter. It's quite embarrassing
I don’t trash talk. How SXS Blog acts lately is trash. Wait till you see some of the upcoming trails, they are harder. It’s not a contest about who’s better though, the comment was more directed towards some of their recent behaviours. I l’ve invited the SXS Blog guys out to ride with us many times over the years but they are too cool for us regular folk lol. Don’t overthink the comment, like I mentioned in the video, don’t let it ruffle your feathers. It’s just a little bit of friendly ball busting.
Thanks for checking out the video! Sorry for the delay since the last episode, as many of you who follow along on social media likely know, we were in Tennessee riding and filming for a few days last week so I couldn't release any new episodes while away. Good news is we filmed loads of great content in TN so once this WV series is done you all have some TN trail riding content to look forward to!! Hope you enjoy the video, there is a lot more action from WV heading your way. Ride safe out there and see ya in the next video.
These awesome videos are worth waiting for! Best SXS channel hands down!
@@russflorek thanks man, really appreciate it. Happy to hear you like the channel. Got a lot more coming!!
When you coming to trails in south west Virginia
Awesome video thank you for sharing your ride with us. My brother, his wife and me rode Buffalo Mountain Trail system when we were there in 2012 and we had fun. I think I had the most fun because I think they were to busy squeezing the OH SH€¥ handle and the steering wheel on those narrow trails and the switch backs. This where he finally listened to me about how his Polaris RZR engine brake system worked. He thought it would work just by letting off the gas, but I’d told him to let up some but not all the way off the gas My Commander was eating up those trails and I hardly ever had to use my brakes I was just using the engine brakes.
I have lived in West Virginia all my life. Our ancestors traveled these mountains on foot all our lives. That’s how my dad and his family traveled to see their relatives was thru these mountains. They would start out in the morning to go to their Aunt . She would pack the a lunch in a brown paper bag consisting of Biscuits, jelly, bacon, & sausage. While growing up at Gilbert Creek, Mingo County, we had only TV lines strung up through the mountain and on the week end our parents would climb the mountain to turn the antenna while the other would shout up the hill and tell them when they had a signal. Yea, that consisted of having one channel to watch, haha! We played I. These mountains & caves throughout my childhood, man what a life we had. These mountains are still as rugged & beautiful and is the only home we have ever experienced. Wouldn’t trade our way of life for any other place in the states. I have traveled from East To West Coast frame the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. If or sea or land I roam still I think of happy home and my friends among these West Virginia Hills!
I love the jab at SXSblog. They’ve been taking some serious flack lately. 😂 Not that it isn’t deserved
I couldn’t resist. Some of their recent behaviour has been unacceptable in my books and I’ve lost what little respect I had for them. You guys all know I speak my mind and call it like it is so I won’t bite my tongue for this one. They have never done anything to me personally but they have been less then respectful to some people I know.
All they every do ..is see who can go 300’ the fasts…
@@mikeruder336 wait… so what your saying is you want us to forget about the trail riding and all go line up in an open field and drive back and forth making childish comments? I don’t think we are qualified for that 😂😂😂 All joking set aside, I make these comments for fun. My intention is not to cause any drama or start any real beef. All the regular viewers know that the only thing most the members on #TeamAJP love more than riding is busting each others chops. You need to have a thick skin to play with us, lol.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd I agree … I guess they have their spot.
And they did just put out HMT video.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd We all know ball bustin is part of the game. Sometimes it's the best part !! It's always in good fun. If ya can't take it ... Sorry, not sorry !!
Wv here!
Thank you for sharing
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Thanks for watching!
nice to hear the coaching and congrats going on. The "woohoos" are good too.
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it.
That's the "team" in #TeamAJP
I love the teamwork in your group. Always helping never leaving anyone behind, just having fun and looking out for each other. Great job yall
I always enjoy seeing everything and everyone in your videos
THUMBS UP if you have ridden the DEVIL ANSE trail system on the Hatfield and McCoy Trails in West Virginia!!
I live in the Gilbert area. Haha
Gimpys rig is my favorite. Love watching him hang with the big dogs. I like those other intimidator tires he had on there though. Great vid!
Thanks Russell. Gimpy machine has been to hell and back countless times. It’s a great example of how reliable these machines can be if you just take a little bit of care of them. He beats the crap out of it and has for many years. The intimidators work great on
Loose and muddy trials but for these types of trails they don’t do well.
Still the best looking machine on TH-cam... Adrenalinejunkie!!
Thanks man!! Wait till you see it on video with the new facelift!!
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd can't wait!
You put it together nice! Most recognizable for sure!! Love the Hatfield content!! Thanks man.
Julian thanks so much for all that you do in these videos learning so much watch your videos from 5 years ago re-watching these again looking forward more and more to March 24th when my wife and I had to Hatfield and McCoy for our very first trip
You’re very welcome. Glad you enjoy the videos and find them informative. I’m excited for you and your wife to experience all the wonderful trails and scenery WV has to offer. You guys will have an awesome time.
Fantastic video! Please keep coming back to WV. As a life long resident is really great to see and hear all the positive things you have to say about my state.
Thanks Chris, happy to hear you enjoy the videos. I hope to make many trips back to your awesome state! Your just a perfect example of why we all love visiting WV. The hospitality is awesome. Everyone we meet is super friendly and welcoming.
I like your videos the most because you always give good information and good advice based on your ridihg experiences.
Thanks John. Glad to hear you find the info helpful. I’m no expert but I have been doin this stuff for many years. I try to share knowledge when I can but like all of us I’m constantly learning and improving too.
Ahhhhh. Thanks !! I needed my fix of those boys in the woods. Tennessee was fun. I think Wv is better. Cant wait for the next one. See ya soon my friend
I’m leaning towards agreeing about WV being better overall but we still have a lot of TN to explore Mike. Think we will have to go back to Both states a few times more before we make up our minds 😉😉 lol
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd I agree. Let's go back to Tennessee right before you have a baby, and then we will figure out Wv. for the fall. The leaves changing in those mountains would be AMAZING !!
@@newyorkmike40342 id love to do WV in the fall man!
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd don't threaten me with a good time !! I'll call the Campground right now !!!
@@newyorkmike40342 should I load up the trailer? Lol 😂
FINALLY! I've exhausted my supply of fresh riding videos and even had to go back and watch some of your old videos last night.
Glad everyone made it home safely from TN. I'll be looking forward to those videos as well....but by then it'll probably be nice enough to go riding myself! 😆
Lol! Ya… it takes a lot of time to edit these but I’m hoping to get a bunch out over the next few weeks. TN was wet and sloppy but a lot of fun. Happy to hear you enjoy the videos!!
@AdrenalineJunkieProd oh, I know its quite the process. I'm just bustin your chops! Great video. Can't wait to see the rest of the series!
Awesome tour, thank you all for sharing ❤
I live about 5 miles from the Rockhouse trail and don't own a sxs yet, but I really want one. I rode the trails on atv years ago before rzr's took over the world. Just wanted to say that I really think you do a great job with your channel and you seem like a good dude. And a safety tip...it's hard to hear banjo music with a turbo lol
The trash in that old mine is pretty much BS. The OutLaw trails I ride near CabWay. There are a group of guys that go out usually Sunday mornings and pick up trash. Pretty Dang Awesome!!!!
@@281sTravel ya, the trash on the trails sucks. It’s awesome to hear there are people out there goin the extra mile to clean things up.
I love watching yout videos! Keep them coming,
Thanks Tracy! Happy to hear you enjoy the videos. Lots more on the way.
Really enjoying the shorter style videos keeps me on the edge for the next episode
Hey William. Glad to hear that they leave you wanting more. That’s my goal so I’m happy to hear that’s the feeling you have when you watch them. It’s nice editing these shorter videos for me too. They are a lot more manageable then the feature length edits I do. I still plan on doing the long videos for certain rides but for these trips I feel the shorter format is better for all of us. Appreciate your feedback. You shouldn’t have to wait to long for the next few episodes.
Trail 90 was a good one. Did it the opposite way you did though. Looooong downhill then loooong climb up the other side!
Great video. What a beautiful place! Looks like you guys had a great time.
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. It’s always a great time riding in WV. Hard not to have an awesome time there.
Sounds like a dang rattle can in the wind lol. I can’t wait to see what you do with your new improvements.
Great stuff! We're heading down to HMT in June, and are very excited! Can't wait!
If it’s your first time there you’ll love it. Nothing beats that first experience. It’s a different world. Such a wonderful place to ride. Not the hardest trails you can find but so much variety. The views are amazing, the locals are incredibly friendly and welcoming. The nature is stunning and the history is rich. You get it all when you ride the Hatfield and McCoy trails. Have an awesome trip!!!! Make sure you leave me a comment in the future and let me know how it was.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd This will be our second trip actually, but first time to this trail system, and first time at Twin Hollows. Plus, we are going with friends this time, so it should be a totally different experience. Getting everything serviced and ready to go here over the next couple of months. I'm hoping its a little wet, to keep the dust down. Keep up the great job, you guys!
Talking about overdriving your machine... When following in dust conditions like you have in these videos. You have two options. One tailgate the rider in front of you to still have a chance of seeing or back off until the dust clears enough for you to see and ride solo. One of the other things that riding in groups is every time you make a turn have the next rider in line slow or stop on the turn to pick up the next rider so theyake the turn and on down the line..... I don't have a lot of SXS experience but I worked as a wild land firefighter for 26 years in Ca. And driving fire engines in those conditions is similar all but the size of the rigs I was driving were 30,000 pounds or more..
Absolutely loving this hatfield mccoy series! I was there last fall, and this brings back alot of fun memories! Can't wait to go back someday, long drive from Wisconsin lol. No one that's never been there will get the true sense of being there until they go, video does not do the terrain justice!
Couldn’t agree more man, video does not do it justice. Looks good on video but stunning in person. I’d love to go back and hit a bunch of these climbs we hit down going up.
@AdrenalineJunkieProd we did the 4 trails towards the bottom of west Virginia, next time we want to hit the ones your doing in this series. So, nice to get a glimpse. Great job on the videos 👍🏻
@@jaketews938 thanks Jake. Glad you are enjoying them. There is a ton of ground to cover. We still have a lot to explore in WV.
Excellent videos. Well done
Thanks Durl! Glad you enjoy the videos.
That's why I am going up on a Sunday will ride all day Monday and Tuesday come home on Wednesday
I’ve been two West Virginia to ride 2 times and I have flipped 2 can-ams each time. One was a can-am defender and the other one was a can-am x3 but in the process somehow they didn’t break only on the x3 the plastics broke
I live in the Gilbert area. Love your channel, man. Keep it up!
Fantastic picture quality!
Looks like Billy's machine wasn't green enough!
Great video Julian, good to see you guys South of the border 🇺🇸
Thanks Randy! Feels great to be south of the border again. Hope to plan a bunch of trips in the near future.
Love the videos!
Great video and take on offroading videos.
That’s a beautiful trail system. I don’t think my commander would make it up the hard trails without some serious suspension mods lol. Looking forward to the next video. 👍.
It’s very beautiful. Some of the black trails would be tough for the commander but overall I think it would do well. Ride might be a little rough due to suspension like you said but still an awesome time.
what yr is it? new school one?
@@RocksNRuts4 2017 model
@@RocksNRuts4 a new commander would handle these trails no problem. I assumed he must have an OG Commander. That may struggle.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd cool its 1 of my choices, or the mav sport xmr or rc.....it sux they didnt put the fox shocks on the camo version tho
Love your videos.
I hate square tires they just don’t have the bite that round edge tires do. When I get my machine the order of the day is larger tires and some ground clearance because when you encounter deep mud or ruts you need to be just a little taller than the guy before you 😊
Ya, I agree that in most cases I prefer more of a rounded tire too. Especially for higher speed stuff. They kick out way nicer and are way more predictable. As for the ground clearance thing, it's gettin crazy. These days it's like the smallest tire you want is a 32 or you run into issues. It's gonna get even worse soon because all the new RZR Pro R guys and even some of the KRX guys are making 35's the new 32. Seems that on these newer and bigger machines everyone is goin 35's. I remember years ago when I had a Jeep YJ I thought I was a badass when I got my first set of 33's, lol. They seemed huge! Not they look like little dinky toy's lol. Constant evolution.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd
Lol, You’re so right about that,
I thought I was doing good because I have 38s on my excursion, Now their into the 40s
Finally a new video!!
Next few episodes should come out with less time in between. We were in Tennessee for 5 days last week filming so I was away from the computer for about 10 days.
@AdrenalineJunkieProd. What an experience that must of been, yes we spoke on ig a few says about linking up
Im addicted to these Vids. Lol
@61Naturelover so am lol.. eat, sleep watch the Junkie @adrenalinejunieprod oh ya, and watch the snow melt lol
@@61Naturelover he made us junkies lol
After watching this I have a 2023 Turbo R prem 4 looking to get beadlock rims suggestions? and what tires do you run? just curious, I will not be as extreme as you guys but you never know on a trail.
I love the Devil Anse Trail system, unfortunately I’ve never done the dbl blacks, most of our group doesn’t want to do them and my spouse has no interest either. But yes those switch backs and little humps are so dang fun.
My favourite trail system is Bear Wallow but I also like Devil Anse a lot. The black trails on Devil Anse aren’t too bad. Especially going down. Regardless of which trails you ride at Hatfield and McCoy your guaranteed to have an awesome time though!!
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd I haven't been to Bear Wallow yet. I still need to hit the Warrior trail system and Cabwaylingo. Eventually I'll hit them all. It's tough to get down there alot. We normally go twice a year. My kids playing sports takes up alot of time. Every weekend from mid August till November is booked.
@@jr88brutus I hear ya man. Life tends to get in the way of fun sometimes but kids are awesome too. Sometimes it’s just hard to balance everything. I’ve got quite a few trails systems to check out still too. One by one we will cross them off the list.
Goofy question what kind of helmet you wear with the cardo packtalk? is it the Bell custom 500?
Great trails! Keep going!!! lol
Thanks! Lots more on the way.
I’m pretty sure it was a mine shaft.20ish years ago you could ride a quad into that end of it.
I’ve been trying to find that lookout on trail 28 since a couple years ago when we found it thanks for reminding me where it is! Did you hit double black 90 that goes down around it?
It’s an awesome lookout. We stopped here last time we were in WV too. We did go down trail 90.
another sun morn w/ AJP! so bummed i cant get the krx, did canam fix the mav 3wd issue n upgrade to normal 4wd? gregs tired hooked well what r they?
Glad you could join us for some Sunday fun!! The newer Can-Am’s with the new tru-lok front diff work wayyyyyy better. Real 4x4 finally. We still poke fun at it but it’s just for a laugh. In reality they are amazing machines. Busting chops just makes things more fun.
Do you ever run into people running opposite way? Seems like tight trails with the drop offs
Not super often during the week. More common on weekends. The person leading needs to be alert and pay attention because like you said some sections are very narrow for two way traffic. It’s always in the back of my head. We definitely don’t carry the speed on these trails we used to a few years ago. Now that there are so many more SXS’s it’s scary to think what could happen. Gotta stay vigilant and respectful to others.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd thanks for the reply Julian! Good to know. I’ll plan my trip during the week then. Safe riding to you sir and great content as always!
@@adamsfamilynfun1409 thanks man! Happy to hear you enjoy the videos. I always recommend going during the week and avoiding any big events if you wants to maximize riding time and pleasure. Events are fun but if you want the open trails then weekdays are key.
That area on 28 I think is referred to as the Playground.
Cool. Wasn’t aware of that. Thanks for the info! There’s so many awesome areas off these trails. Both scenic and technical.
I know short notice but Iam organizing a ride July 22,2023 at Hatfield and McCoys trails Bear wallow for a friends B day. If your in the area see you there
FINALLLY!!!!!!!!!
I know… I know… lol. Trying my best to release as quick as possible but never enough hours in the day.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd we could use a vid on the new build!
You were on Devil Anse? I don't see trail 97, 99, 27 or 28 on the latest Devil Anse map?
What size tire is your friend in the 900s running if you know?
Hey, I’m pretty sure the 900S has 30s.
just wondering have you guys tried the rockzilla's they seem like they would be great in all the rocky terrain i usually see you guys in
Do you disconnect your sway bars or leave them in place?
Most of us have our front sway bars out but the rears are in place.
Are those tusk megabites? How do you like them?
Yes they are Andrew. I think they are excellent all around tires and a good value. Id say that they are in my top tire choices if you need an all around good performer. They are cheaper and lighter then the XTR 370 but they measure a little small. Bang for buck they are hard to beat and have proven to be very tough. They handle well even on the road. They wear well and offer good grip. They look good. Factoring all that in it’s a good choice. Over the last year I’ve been running mostly the Megabite in a 34 which measures about 32.5ish at 8psi on the machine. My other tire that I’ve been running is a System 3 XTR 370 in a 32 which measures about 32.1ish at 8psi on the machine. Hope that gives you some info.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd thanks for the response! I picked up a set with tusk beadlocks for my x3, love the looks and price but haven't gotten them on the trail yet!
@@AndrewLindholm no problem. I think you’ll like them. In all honesty, they performed much better then I had expected. Which is always a pleasant surprise.
Buen video
How did those Megabite tires perform on those WV trails? Btw, you got the best SXS channel period! I'm like a crackhead feening for that next hit waiting on your videos lol.
another great video Julian ! was that Colin that squeezed into that mine ? I wondered how he got in there....lol. Did you find the gold duck in the tree at that spot ?
Ya that was Colin. I don’t know how he managed to squeeze in there but he did lol. We didn’t see any golden ducks, should we have?
It's always harder being first
Ya, that’s for sure. Nothing better then following someone so you can see how things play out.
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I just bought one of these... well, not one of THESE... i'm going on my first trip next weekend, if I've learned anything yet, it's that I might need a winch. And I'm not talking about a woman, although I could use one of them too..
If y’all got stuck on 99 i cant imagine the winch fest on the outlaw trails……. You guys need driver mods
We aren’t here trying to prove anything Tyler. Just out having fun. Sometimes an attitude mod is more important then the driver mod.
Great video as always. Have you ever been to Glamis?
Thanks Ryan! Haven’t been to Glamis yet or any dunes. I’m planning a trip to silver lake to pop my dune cherry this season. Glamis and the surrounding areas are on my bucket list.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd yeah Glamis is dangerous on busy weekends. It will blow your mind tho. Pics don’t do it justice like any amazing views. Sand Hollow is next on my bucket list!
@@ryanhellman651 I wish Glamis wasn’t so damn far from us.
How many psi y’all running?
I’m my RZR turbo I usually run 10psi front and 12psi rear in mixed terrain like this. Since there is a bunch of road and higher speed stuff mixed in I keep it a bit higher. When riding just slower trail I run 8psi front and 10psi rear usually. Most the guys are running similar.
I had 7 in the rear and 5 in the front with beadlocks
I live from there
21:43 then wear a bandanna
Those double black trails are sissy trails. The main roads in my areas are more challenging. Hit up screen door at crossbar ranch in Oklahoma if you want a challenge.
They really are pretty easy on a four wheeler.
Devil Anse in 2 weeks…..
Atv guy gave up fast lol
This video just shows what idiots some SxS drivers are, sitting in the same spot spinning wheels and ripping up the trail. Then going into a blocked off mine shaft. Most SxS drivers are respectful of the trail system, this group not so much. The crew that maintains these trails is very small and repairing them is very difficult and costly.
😂. They make almost 3 million a year in permits. So each trail system has its own dozer. And it's easily maintained!!!!😂..So please stop with the mindless chatter. It's quite embarrassing
Less that a minute in and this guy is stuck! Definitely needs some training!
upgrade to KRX bro
The KRX is awesome. I’d love one as a second unit.
Oh look, another trail ruined by sxs's.
Y’all ruin every trail place used to be so much nicer
We ruin every trail place? How exactly do we ruin it?
The trails SXSBLOG did looked way harder…..let’s see you guys do something like that if you’re going to talk trash.
I don’t trash talk. How SXS Blog acts lately is trash. Wait till you see some of the upcoming trails, they are harder. It’s not a contest about who’s better though, the comment was more directed towards some of their recent behaviours. I l’ve invited the SXS Blog guys out to ride with us many times over the years but they are too cool for us regular folk lol. Don’t overthink the comment, like I mentioned in the video, don’t let it ruffle your feathers. It’s just a little bit of friendly ball busting.
What is that squishing sound on your machine when you let off the throttle?