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Still gotta put some new brake components on it next week and do a few other small jobs but pretty much yeah, it’s back!

I don’t doubt that at all!

Heck yeah🤘

I’m not surprised! They are beasts!

Indeed I did. Seeing what I get offered. My mechanic isn’t able to fix it at the moment so it’s gonna sit for who knows how long now.

@@LonerTrailsyo dawg where have you been bro

I’m still around lol. Just ain’t had anything to film. Still have the 300. It’s been sitting the past 5 months. Still needs a rear end put on and started bogging a bit so I assume the carb needs cleaning now too. Not to mention my buddy sold his quad so really don’t have anyone to ride with now. Haven’t really cared to fix it. That being said, I plan on bringing a new toy to the channel this year. Currently saving money to do that😬

Ok hope you start posting

@Hayden_dirtbikes I’ll be back soon whether it’s a riding video or simply just an update video.

Yep

Hey, dirt bikes are even more fun imo lol

@@LonerTrails cut the bottom of my big toe open onnat mf n sold it shit wasn’t fun 😭😭it was my first dirt bike tho fully build rm85 was prolly a lil much

I’ve eat shit a few times on a bike as well. Actually made a video where I layed my old WR250F down and ended up with a contusion on my big toe lol. And I was wearing some MX boots too. Funny now but hurt like hell then lol.

@@LonerTrails Ong 😂

A fourtrax 300 is reliable as hell. But condition really is everything. Also depends on what specific Polaris machine you got as well. I’ve only ever had a Polaris 330 magnum and it was great.

@@LonerTrails it’s a sportsman 450

@@bradenkylegreen it really depends on condition but if you’re Polaris is in good shape and reliable, I’d hang onto it.

Maybe some day, but definitely not now. Got another diff in the mail.

Thanks for the comment! Definitely more adventures coming this year!

Really appreciate it man! My uncles 300 is definitely a survivor. Still has the original top and bottom end from 1992 on it. But I’ve got a new rear diff for my green 300 on the way so it’ll be back real soon.

Heck yeah! My 01 has treated me well so far.

Nah. It’s loud enough for me.

I ride around West TN for the time being

@@LonerTrails oh okay I’m down by louisiana was gonna say we could’ve went ride

@OffRoadJ yeah that’s a good distance lol

@@LonerTrailsI’m in west tn where that riding place

Heck yeah!

I plan on it!

Appreciate it!

I’d rather not destroy my rear end lol

@@LonerTrailscrimp the brake lines on the red one and do burnout comps

That’d be a pretty fun idea if they did those kinda things near where I live lol. If I do any minds build on it, it’ll probably get made into a weekend toy with a few little hop ups.

Appreciate it man🤘 Got more content otw!

Maybe🤷🤣 Wasn’t going deep and was also in the middle of the summer when that was filmed lol

The 300 fourtrax is slower compared to most quads but never once have I found myself needing more power on one. Sure, more power is nice but not necessary needed (in my case anyways). A 300 will hit 45mph or so. They are very light and maneuverable as well, not to mention being one of if not the most durable and reliable atv ever made. The only real complaint I have is the suspension isn’t the best. A scrambler 500 will definitely have more power and probably ride better though. I’ve only ever owned 1 Polaris and it was great. May also wanna consider a Yamaha Kodiak 450. But definitely recommend more research because there’s lots of different atvs out there that all have their pros and cons. That’s just my 2 cents.

On most fourwheelers yes, but the 4x4 Fourtrax 300s come with 1in smaller tires in the front from the factory due to the gearing in the front diff and transfer case. It’s not really known why Honda did this other than maybe to make the quad easier to steer.

@@LonerTrails thank you for expanding my knowledge.

Appreciate it🤘

Will do🫡

I can’t lie, my Polaris magnum was great. Got a buddy with a 2022 570 and it’s been a great machine as well. I used to hate on Polaris and was a diehard Honda guy. But now, I’m not brand loyal at all.