Truly appreciate the fact that you narrate your travels. Love hearing snippets of the history of the areas visited. So many do not and only play music. Would be interesting to learn how you film the different segments. If you're doing it by yourself it seems like a lot of work. Anyway, good job, totally enjoyed it.
Thanks for watching. Appreciate the feedback. I just do this for fun and to show folks the trails. I know when I was just starting to wheel I was trying to find videos of cool places to go. As for my set up, just an action camera nothing crazy. A lot of setting up the shot and going back for the camera and a drone that I have flown into trees on more than one occasion. Hopefully the more videos, the better they get. Lol. We will see.
Watching a lot of your videos. I notice you’re doing a lot of technical work in high range. Not trying to be smart. Been wheeling over 40 years. Much better control in low range and not as hard on the driveline and transmission. Also able to control your decent off the backside of trail obstacles like big rocks.
You know, it doesn’t appear that I did in this video looking at the tires. I know around this time when I was out wheeling I was really getting to know my rig. What it would do, what it wouldn’t do being 100% stock. Also learning the advantages and disadvantages of airing down, using the different gearing and all the other stuff. It was good experience on pretty non technical trails. I would say almost every trail I have done now in the past two years I have aired down to some extent. Hope that helps and thanks for watching. Have you been out on this trail?
My buddies and I are going to go to where you stopped to see if we can all the way to the end. We use to ride the entire trail but since the heavy rains of last winter, the trail seems to have been blocked by a rock slide, The last time we were there, we stopped a short way up the wash from where you turned around. Got real narrow with big boulders. We will try again soon.
Thanks for exploring my home town
Truly appreciate the fact that you narrate your travels. Love hearing snippets of the history of the areas visited. So many do not and only play music. Would be interesting to learn how you film the different segments. If you're doing it by yourself it seems like a lot of work. Anyway, good job, totally enjoyed it.
Thanks for watching. Appreciate the feedback. I just do this for fun and to show folks the trails. I know when I was just starting to wheel I was trying to find videos of cool places to go. As for my set up, just an action camera nothing crazy. A lot of setting up the shot and going back for the camera and a drone that I have flown into trees on more than one occasion. Hopefully the more videos, the better they get. Lol. We will see.
Thanks for the tour! I gotta get out there!
Yeah, it is a pretty good trail. Towards the end gets rougher and rougher.
Watching a lot of your videos. I notice you’re doing a lot of technical work in high range. Not trying to be smart. Been wheeling over 40 years. Much better control in low range and not as hard on the driveline and transmission. Also able to control your decent off the backside of trail obstacles like big rocks.
Yeah, for this kind of trail, portions of it I would at least be in 4-high...
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Did you have to go back the way you came or does the trail dump you out on a main road?
It is an out and back trail so yes you have to come back out the same way.
Why don't you air down
You know, it doesn’t appear that I did in this video looking at the tires. I know around this time when I was out wheeling I was really getting to know my rig. What it would do, what it wouldn’t do being 100% stock. Also learning the advantages and disadvantages of airing down, using the different gearing and all the other stuff. It was good experience on pretty non technical trails.
I would say almost every trail I have done now in the past two years I have aired down to some extent. Hope that helps and thanks for watching.
Have you been out on this trail?
My buddies and I are going to go to where you stopped to see if we can all the way to the end. We use to ride the entire trail but since the heavy rains of last winter, the trail seems to have been blocked by a rock slide, The last time we were there, we stopped a short way up the wash from where you turned around. Got real narrow with big boulders. We will try again soon.