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What do you like about it?

Thanks for your input. What would you say are Georgia's top 6 riding spots?

@@ATVG The 40,000 acres of nothing behind my house here in Murphy NC!

Sometimes they do, usually they don't. They were checking levels Sunday afternoon. They weren't checking at all Monday or Tuesday.

Why do you prefer H Butte? What about Silver do you like?

Do you think the riding options have become better now that it's a park?

That's for sure!

Which location are you referring to?

My bad! The Cliffs in Illinois sadly doesn’t let full size vehicles anymore. They said the maintenance was just too much I believe. I’m about 30 mins away from The Cliffs so now its the Badlands Offroad Park now

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That would be great to live so close. Thanks for the insight to The Cliffs. Po-tay-to, po-tah-to LOL

He did a good job hanging on

I'd consider this video a success based upon your comment. Thanks for watching.

Sometimes there's a benefit to moving slowly while out on the trails. Thanks for watching.

At least entertaining

LOL. It's not for everybody.

Lot of distance to cover in a short time. Really, we weren't going very fast.

It does, doesn't it?

Meaning what?

At least he didn't get hurt

Yup

We don't recall anything labeled Grant's Branch. This video was recorded in August of 2023. The trail went under the railroad tracks (had about 1 foot deep of water under the bridge) and then turned back around and up a steep climb to get to the tracks. Hope that helps.

Utah and Colorado are hard to beat when it comes to riding. Living expenses, on the other hand, is a different story.

Thanks for the insight. Helpful.

Who are you speaking to? What have you seen that prompted you to write this? What garbage are you referring to, and at what southern border?

Closest to LA can be determined by watching the zoom ins in the video, or by generating some Google Maps. Biggest bang for buck is mostly a matter of opinion, based upon what kind of terrain you prefer or want to explore.

Thanks for the input. Helps me make better vids in the future.

Depends on where you're taking it, and if you want to use it as a street legal machine or not. If you're only going to use it on trails (trailer it back and forth to trailheads), then the local permit is all you'll need. Your best bet, to ensure you won't have any surprises, is to call the local DNR of where you want to ride to verify everything you'll need to be legal to ride. They may also be able to provide you insight of riding locations, as well as maps of some areas.

Good to know for future reference, thanks.

Only on certain days....

Wow what a day of riding! We love riding that area and you hit some places I’ve never been to (Moddersville gas and that low bank spot on the river). Hope the machine holds up running good! Days like this are gonna happen but dam does it suck when it does (crazy stuck and machine screwing up)

@DirtyJakTheDustyBean It was a great day overall. We all had a blast. Sometimes challenges lead to failures. The key is to learn and move on. That area is great for many reasons, so we'll definitely return. Thanks for watching, Dirty.

What do you like the most about Croom?

Thanks for mentioning this one. What's your favorite thing about Hungry Valley?

Do you need reservations for hungry valley ?

@@ishmaelaguilar9315 To camp, yes. To Ride, no. Check out this website: ohv.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=25760

Were you on this ride, by chance?

That's cool. Would you like to give some context to the picture? If so, let us know all about it.

Roger that. Thanks for the reinforcement. Do you think they'll let sxs's in someday?

You can download their maps from their website, or get maps wherever they sell their trail stickers. The green trails and most blue trails are all going to be easy enough for you to pass confortably.

Yes. There are trails that u can ride without getting too crazy. Maps have green, blue, black and double black diamond. Stay on the green and blues if you like.

What are you saying?

Ha! My money would be on the goat instead.

Thank you for pointing these out

We wore them, just not all the time. We did not get hassled at all. It was over 85 and muggy the whole week we were there, so that played a big role in our decision to take them off every once in a while. Some locals told us it wasn't strictly enforced, so that also played a role in our decision. We are from Michigan, where helmets are not required if your machine has a factory roll cage and a windshield. You have to sign a waiver to buy the trail sticker for your helmet. I would always recommend wearing a helmet when on the Hatfield McCoy Trail system. It's simply safer.

yea no doubt i agree, i have an axel helmet that i normally wear but HMT rules says DOT approved helmets so i wasn't sure if we would get hassled wearing those or not @@ATVG

I would recommend calling their office to verify.

@@ATVG but in general?

Google search "OHV near Bakersfield California" and you'll see some places to ride.

Do a Google search for "OHV near Bakersville California" and you'll see a few places to ride.

Probably not

LOL Not us anymore!

Hopefully an Iowa resident can chime in to answer this question.

No. That's why I'm here. If you have the time - drive the 4 hours to the Badlands. It's worth it.

We're happy we could help!

Make a trip to Michigan next winter!

Thank you, Juan. What is your favorite thing about those parks?

Clutch pull pressure becomes fatiguing pretty quickly when I do. What do you see as the benefit from single finger pulls?