On those steep drop-offs, have someone hold onto your back tires so that the quad won't endo, then when the front tires reach the bottom, you just gas it. Works every time. I have went off of vertical drop-offs that were 6 feet high, and absolutely vertical. It will work. One time I was in a deep canyon and had to go over a downed tree that was about 12 inches in diameter, and there was 4 feet of air under the tree. My 2 buddies held my rear tires and I eased over. I actually got off that time, and stood to the side. I gassed it and it leveled out slick as a whistle. My 2 friends were on dirt bikes, so we just man-handled them over the drop. We were soooooo hoping that we did not have to go back up it. None of us had been down that wash. A little ways further I had to winch my quad down a 10 foot vertical drop. One of the bikes went around it on a very sketchy 4 inch wide trail, and the other guy just pushed his bike over the side. I could not believe that he did that. I told him that I could lower his bike with my winch cable, but he elected to shove it over the side. A funny story about that, both of my friends had been down that wash the week before on their bikes, but they had dropped into the wash past those 2 vertical drops. They told me that they had found a wash that I could not go down with my quad, the week before. As we went over some more nasty obstacles and made it out of the canyon, they said that this was the canyon that they were talking about. I am 76 years old now, and I mostly ride alone, so I do not do that sketchy stuff any more. But if I had help, I would do the holding the tires thing again. It is really not a big deal on places like you see in this video.
We thought about doing something similar, but since it was an out and back part of the trail anyway, we just didn’t think the risk was worth it. And none of us are super experienced riders so we just wanted to be cautious. Thanks for the recommendation though!
@@BroBuildsGarage You are most welcome. My Son and I went on a trail called the "Foredice" that is in the Sierras close to the Rubicon Trail that is near Lake Tahoe. It was the roughest trail that I have ever been on. It totally destroyed the bottom on my Polaris Sportsman 500 quad. I had to completely redo the skid plate system after I got home. I had to winch so many times that I would not even rewind the winch cable, I just wrapped it around my chain saw mount. I do not ever want to repeat that trail. My Son had his very well modified Jeep, and he had to winch a lot too. When I lived in Nevada, I would go into the most rugged terrain just to see if I could. That was 30 years ago, I am much more reserved now days. 20 years ago I went down to Moab. My Son was with a Jeep group, and they did not want any quads with them the first day, so I went by myself. I caught up with 4 Jeeps and asked them if I could ride along with them because Moab has some terrain that has the potential to kill you. We had a great ride. Those guys had never seen someone on a quad go over that challenging terrain. I had them hold my back tires a couple of times. It was awesome. Thanks for the reply.
This is one of the very few videos on youtube that is watchable with background music - it isn't completely dubbed over the machines, or outrageously obnoxious, or both. The best videos only have the music made by the machines. Still worth a thumbs up.
Thanks! We like music in our videos (obviously), but I know what you mean. We really try to keep a good balance between the natural sounds and the music.
You went up on the Wagon Bow ranch! My Grandmother was born on Bogles Ranch Rd. I own 50 acres of land there because of my upbringing in that area. I LOVE that land!! I thought I had scoured the Aquarius Mtn Range, but you brave men have shown me there's much more to be seen. As if the scenic vistas weren't enough to take your breath away, I thought only cowgirls & seasoned cowboys knew about this GEM in the desert, with it's own aquifer, just off the HWY! I have LITERALLY stood on that ground and watched water swell from the ground at Tom Brown Well. I have saved so many men who didn't understand the terrain with my big badass truck. Surveyors. From the Aquarius Mtns to Burro Creek, SOLDIER ON! ARIZONA IS BEAUTIFUL!!
Swansea is a very interesting place. The Parker 400 race used to go through there. Along the old railway you can see where the trucks used to go up the sides. They had to move the course because Swansea is a historical site now. The mine was owned by an English company at the time that Great Britain was getting electricity. The mine built a railroad from Swansea to Los Angeles. They loaded the processed ore on ship's and sailed them around Cape Horn and then to Swansea Whales where the ore was made into copper wire. If you get back to Swansea again follow the above ground pipe line all the way to the Bill Williams River and there's a pump house where Swansea got their water. A truly spectacular canyon on the way there. Also while walking around the river Bank we saw signs of Beavers in the middle of the desert. I stayed three nights in the same Motel as you with the great TV reception! Camp Bouse is also an interesting place and is worth researching the history of Pattons secret weapon tested there. I told my riding buddy on the second night that we should eat in Parker because I wanted my waitress to have teeth. Great video. I bought a 2023 Can Am Outlander 700 xt and I want to explore that area again on a much newer machine than my old Foreman
Great video, having mishaps and getting stuck and stuff on the trail makes it memorable . But I feel so sad for you guys when you finally get back to the staging area and find such an evil thing has happened to your vehicle.
Yeah that part sucked for sure, but it all turned out okay. Geico (or really the adjuster who came out) was super awesome, the tires guys were incredible, and we all came out safe and unharmed, so overall it was incredible trip!
Been there a few times. I seriously even pissed in the creek he dipped his hat in. It’s a great trip. My advise take 2 weeks to do it and take your time enjoying it.
Hi from Canada! After watching this video we are planning a trip there. Excellent video. Made me feel like i was on the trail . The guy with the neck brace, hilarious!,
Great video!! I have a ‘22 Overland. Dropped exhaust valve with only 675 miles on it. I treat my stuff very well. Definitely moving away from Chinese junk. Again, awesome video though!!
u go on grt rides!!!!! i was wondering if the trailer or atv would b there when u went back but the scumbags got ur truck, i woulda been more angry lol ppl had to see them....
Wa-Hoooo what a wonderful adventure. I’ve explored Arizona deserts a lot in a jeep and this brings back lots of memories. I’ve been to the gold king mansion
Great video ordered my 23 model yesterday delivery 2 weeks was looking at the Cf 1000 but for £700 more I get the overland with all those extras can’t wait 😊
Looks like a terrific, fun trip! Just found y'all thanks to YT algorithm! 🤣 Gonna have to go back and watch the trailer build vids now... 🤔 Thanks for sharin' the ride! 👍 Sucks that your wheels/tires got stolen... can't leave anything anywhere these days. I was more worried about the trailer when you left it behind to ride the trail without it. Infuriating. 🤬
Was checking out your trip.. it’s truly amazing truly beautiful there. I’m in Athens county ohio.. just had to say looks fun as u no what keep riding!!! GO KAWASAKI
Cool video. Had no idea dudes were doing this but absolutely love the format. Much cheaper way to overland than jeeping or way less risky than an adv motorcycle
At 7:11 you refill your cooler with icecubes and water bottles. You can also fill it with a few frozen water bottles. Keeps everything cool and by the end of the day, when they're defrozen, you can drink those bottles as well. That way you have way more space in your cooler. That is if you can find frozen bottles on the go offcourse... 😅 If you freeze them yourself, just pour out half a glass cause freezing them expands the water and will damage the bottle 😊 greetings from Belgium.
Awesome video! Suggestion - take it with a grain of salt - maybe set up some trail cams around camp at night on the next one? Always cool to see some nighttime critter footage
All adventures will have setbacks. You guys still had a blast. Looks to be an awesome adventure for the books and an insurance claim for the truck. Dealing with the trail and it's problems is part of the game. Dealing with the human aspect with the truck not so much. What was the issue with the quad that wouldn't start. Would be nice to know for all of us CFMoto owners.
We honestly aren’t sure yet. I’m going to try swapping the fuel pumps this weekend and see if that does the trick. Otherwise it’s scheduled to go into the shop next Friday.
Some fantastic riding there. G,B&U looked like so much fun. Your trailer is great. Excellent camping location, I am sure there are so many out there. The whole ride was so cool especially that Maggies wash. That lasty day of driving had such great views. Sorry about your truck man, bummer. I enjoyed the video, Thanks for sharing.
I've ridden Good, Bad, & Ugly on our motorcycles. I can't imagine how much worse it looked around the Gold King Mansion. Great attitude for the whole trip. I'd have gone ape S**t seeing my truck without tires when I got done. Fun watch for sure! :)
Mate what a great adventure thoroughly enjoyed it we do a lot of similar trips here in Tasmania not a bad way of spending some time at all ride safe mate cheers
Great video! Love the attitude when faced with some adversity 👌 Bummer about the theft 😒 Could this trail be done in side by sides? I've got a KRX 1000. Thanks! 👍
Arizona s still one of the only places left where you can ride into town on ATV or horseback after spending weeks on the trail & no one bats an eye. Let's take care not to loose this.
I took this trail from Yuma to quartzite in my ram 2500 mega cab cummins. The worst part was the tree tunnel before Cibola lake 😂🤣 (I was going north). Sad part is, I have a RZR that I should have taken.
Great Video Gentlemen! What month (heat) did you do this ride? What hotel did you stay at in Salome? We are doing the trail in early April on our RZR's. 8 rigs total. Staying at the Wikieup Trading Post and the Stafford Inn in Salome. I read the comment on convenient gas stations, but it looks like you had lunch options on a few of the days as well. What legs were the lunch/restaurants?
We went end of March into early April. We stayed in the Stanford Inn as well, it was very nice. We were able to eat at restaurants nearly every day, I think.
That was neat, men! Bummer on the trailer breakdown and the tires that were stolen off your truck. It would be nice to have a run-in with those dudes in the act. I was thinking during the video that I'd be leery about staying in a motel... figuring someone might steal the atvs. By the way, the CF Moto atvs look really nice. My wife wants one of those, so we can ride together. Finally, I like the "BEARD POWER" shirt - cool. *There is a name for people without beards - WOMEN! 😆
There’s a local dealer not far from where I live. I think cfmotos are just as good as the other brands. They don’t have quite as much power as a canam, but they come with a whole lot more for the money.
verry nice ride i thought the other two guys had the Cforce 800 till i got a closer look i have the 2020 600t great video and what was wrong with the guys wheeler
Yes, but the best place to get the up to date file is from the Arizona Peace Trail facebook group. They keep that file updated with road closures and stuff like that.
Me and my wife are just starting our atv story and I picked out a couple of cfmoto overland 1000s because of MSC. Thanks for your videos. I'm finding all sorts of inspiring ideas for trips.
I'm not done watching, but before you just buy another POS OEM spring, I suggest you go to Dunbar spring in downtown Phoenix (literally they are near 5th ave and Jefferson???). They were one of the first businesses in Phoenix and are very good at what they do. Ask them what would work best, but they can *MAKE* you a thin spring stack of three or whatever they recommend and they will last forever. Haven't been there for 10 years ish, so a call would be recommended. Maybe someone saw what happened to the wheels and tires off your truck...if not, we can just hope the rattlers or scorpions get them.
Did you use any kind of navigation during this trip? What are the names of the main trails? I'm new to learning how to find and navigate trails out west. Any tips?
I have no idea what the names of the individual trails are. I used onX Offroad on my phone. There's a facebook group for the Arizona Peace Trail and they have downloadable gps files (for garmin, phone apps, whatever you need) that have the entire trail, including all the alternate routes, waypoints, and points of interest.
We did need the fuel packs one time, between Quartzsite and Fisher's Landing. You definitely don't have to camp. You can make it to a hotel each night. We had originally planned on camping a lot more often, but man the trail wears you out! So we decided to stay in hotels more often. Not sure what you mean by the video comment...this the video.
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On those steep drop-offs, have someone hold onto your back tires so that the quad won't endo, then when the front tires reach the bottom, you just gas it. Works every time. I have went off of vertical drop-offs that were 6 feet high, and absolutely vertical. It will work. One time I was in a deep canyon and had to go over a downed tree that was about 12 inches in diameter, and there was 4 feet of air under the tree. My 2 buddies held my rear tires and I eased over. I actually got off that time, and stood to the side. I gassed it and it leveled out slick as a whistle. My 2 friends were on dirt bikes, so we just man-handled them over the drop. We were soooooo hoping that we did not have to go back up it. None of us had been down that wash. A little ways further I had to winch my quad down a 10 foot vertical drop. One of the bikes went around it on a very sketchy 4 inch wide trail, and the other guy just pushed his bike over the side. I could not believe that he did that. I told him that I could lower his bike with my winch cable, but he elected to shove it over the side.
A funny story about that, both of my friends had been down that wash the week before on their bikes, but they had dropped into the wash past those 2 vertical drops. They told me that they had found a wash that I could not go down with my quad, the week before. As we went over some more nasty obstacles and made it out of the canyon, they said that this was the canyon that they were talking about. I am 76 years old now, and I mostly ride alone, so I do not do that sketchy stuff any more. But if I had help, I would do the holding the tires thing again. It is really not a big deal on places like you see in this video.
We thought about doing something similar, but since it was an out and back part of the trail anyway, we just didn’t think the risk was worth it. And none of us are super experienced riders so we just wanted to be cautious. Thanks for the recommendation though!
@@BroBuildsGarage You are most welcome. My Son and I went on a trail called the "Foredice" that is in the Sierras close to the Rubicon Trail that is near Lake Tahoe. It was the roughest trail that I have ever been on. It totally destroyed the bottom on my Polaris Sportsman 500 quad. I had to completely redo the skid plate system after I got home. I had to winch so many times that I would not even rewind the winch cable, I just wrapped it around my chain saw mount. I do not ever want to repeat that trail. My Son had his very well modified Jeep, and he had to winch a lot too.
When I lived in Nevada, I would go into the most rugged terrain just to see if I could. That was 30 years ago, I am much more reserved now days. 20 years ago I went down to Moab. My Son was with a Jeep group, and they did not want any quads with them the first day, so I went by myself. I caught up with 4 Jeeps and asked them if I could ride along with them because Moab has some terrain that has the potential to kill you. We had a great ride. Those guys had never seen someone on a quad go over that challenging terrain. I had them hold my back tires a couple of times. It was awesome. Thanks for the reply.
This is one of the very few videos on youtube that is watchable with background music - it isn't completely dubbed over the machines, or outrageously obnoxious, or both. The best videos only have the music made by the machines. Still worth a thumbs up.
Thanks! We like music in our videos (obviously), but I know what you mean. We really try to keep a good balance between the natural sounds and the music.
Looks like it smoothed out on the main trail.. that would be so fun to go on a trip like this.
Awesome video bro
You went up on the Wagon Bow ranch! My Grandmother was born on Bogles Ranch Rd. I own 50 acres of land there because of my upbringing in that area. I LOVE that land!! I thought I had scoured the Aquarius Mtn Range, but you brave men have shown me there's much more to be seen. As if the scenic vistas weren't enough to take your breath away, I thought only cowgirls & seasoned cowboys knew about this GEM in the desert, with it's own aquifer, just off the HWY! I have LITERALLY stood on that ground and watched water swell from the ground at Tom Brown Well. I have saved so many men who didn't understand the terrain with my big badass truck. Surveyors. From the Aquarius Mtns to Burro Creek, SOLDIER ON! ARIZONA IS BEAUTIFUL!!
It was an amazing trip! Which area (or time stamp in the video) was Wagon Bow ranch?
That was so awesome! Thanks for taking me on the Peace Trail! 🥰 You guys are genuine die hards! 🤩🏎
Well these guys are dorks but this looks like a adventure we need to do
Love the trailer for the four wheeler that’s a cool set up
Thanks!
Swansea is a very interesting place. The Parker 400 race used to go through there. Along the old railway you can see where the trucks used to go up the sides. They had to move the course because Swansea is a historical site now. The mine was owned by an English company at the time that Great Britain was getting electricity. The mine built a railroad from Swansea to Los Angeles. They loaded the processed ore on ship's and sailed them around Cape Horn and then to Swansea Whales where the ore was made into copper wire. If you get back to Swansea again follow the above ground pipe line all the way to the Bill Williams River and there's a pump house where Swansea got their water. A truly spectacular canyon on the way there. Also while walking around the river Bank we saw signs of Beavers in the middle of the desert. I stayed three nights in the same Motel as you with the great TV reception! Camp Bouse is also an interesting place and is worth researching the history of Pattons secret weapon tested there. I told my riding buddy on the second night that we should eat in Parker because I wanted my waitress to have teeth. Great video. I bought a 2023 Can Am Outlander 700 xt and I want to explore that area again on a much newer machine than my old Foreman
Great video, having mishaps and getting stuck and stuff on the trail makes it memorable . But I feel so sad for you guys when you finally get back to the staging area and find such an evil thing has happened to your vehicle.
Yeah that part sucked for sure, but it all turned out okay. Geico (or really the adjuster who came out) was super awesome, the tires guys were incredible, and we all came out safe and unharmed, so overall it was incredible trip!
Been there a few times. I seriously even pissed in the creek he dipped his hat in. It’s a great trip. My advise take 2 weeks to do it and take your time enjoying it.
My channel is short like yours , so glad I found ya. . Will be watching all this stuff
motorcycle shocks do wonders in preventing trailer spring breaks. Great vid.
Unfortunately I just didn’t have much room under the trailer. I think I’m gonna put on torsion axles.
Excellent editing!
Great video, fun and interesting. What a challenge some of the areas were.
Thanks for showing us what to look forward to.
Thanks! It’s an amazing trail, you’ll love it! I can’t wait to go back.
Oh man that was a twist that sucks we can't have nice things I'm glad the guys in Kingman helped you out
Definitely some super helpful people there
Hi from Canada! After watching this video we are planning a trip there. Excellent video. Made me feel like i was on the trail . The guy with the neck brace, hilarious!,
Awesome! You’ll love it! It was an amazing adventure, I can’t wait to go back.
Nice quality channel here guys. Good editing, footage and a great off road attitude. Looking forward to more.
Thanks!
Great video!!
I have a ‘22 Overland. Dropped exhaust valve with only 675 miles on it. I treat my stuff very well.
Definitely moving away from Chinese junk.
Again, awesome video though!!
Your trailer setup is great
I used to live in Kingman and did that trail all the time. Great video!
Thanks!
Awesome video. Wish we had riding like tat here in southeast Texas.
u go on grt rides!!!!! i was wondering if the trailer or atv would b there when u went back but the scumbags got ur truck, i woulda been more angry lol ppl had to see them....
Wa-Hoooo what a wonderful adventure. I’ve explored Arizona deserts a lot in a jeep and this brings back lots of memories. I’ve been to the gold king mansion
Great video ordered my 23 model yesterday delivery 2 weeks was looking at the Cf 1000 but for £700 more I get the overland with all those extras can’t wait 😊
You’re gonna love it!
Cancel if you can
They’re junk
Awsome adventure!! Thanks for sharing.
Those things are little billy goats. Cool
Looks like a terrific, fun trip! Just found y'all thanks to YT algorithm! 🤣 Gonna have to go back and watch the trailer build vids now... 🤔 Thanks for sharin' the ride! 👍
Sucks that your wheels/tires got stolen... can't leave anything anywhere these days. I was more worried about the trailer when you left it behind to ride the trail without it. Infuriating. 🤬
Yeah I was worried about the trailer, too. But at least that part worked out! It was definitely a super fun adventure!
Was checking out your trip.. it’s truly amazing truly beautiful there. I’m in Athens county ohio.. just had to say looks fun as u no what keep riding!!! GO KAWASAKI
It really was an amazing trip, no matter what you ride 👊
That looks like a blast. I’m jealous! I wanna do that trip 👍🏼
Cool video. Had no idea dudes were doing this but absolutely love the format. Much cheaper way to overland than jeeping or way less risky than an adv motorcycle
It’s a ton of fun! I think a lot more people do it in side by sides. We didn’t see many other atvs out there.
@@BroBuildsGarageI haven’t had much time to watch your other videos but how are you guys creating power/electricity? Solar or from the atv 12v?
great video guys and to bad about your tires... that's pretty low of someone to do that
Je suis français j'adore ce que vous faites bravo à vous 👏👏👍🏼
Do the awesome trip and you guys made an awesome video!
At 7:11 you refill your cooler with icecubes and water bottles. You can also fill it with a few frozen water bottles. Keeps everything cool and by the end of the day, when they're defrozen, you can drink those bottles as well. That way you have way more space in your cooler. That is if you can find frozen bottles on the go offcourse... 😅 If you freeze them yourself, just pour out half a glass cause freezing them expands the water and will damage the bottle 😊 greetings from Belgium.
Man I have had 5 cf motos I love them glad to see you guys putting then to work showing the world they can be nice machines definitely subscribing
I have an Overland. Was impressed until I dropped an exhaust valve with only 675 miles.
They’re junk.
Awesome video! Suggestion - take it with a grain of salt - maybe set up some trail cams around camp at night on the next one? Always cool to see some nighttime critter footage
That’s a great idea! Definitely would’ve been cool to see what was going on around us!
Great course, great people!
different terrain compared my country.
I'm crazy about ATV.
envy you guys-
I was supposed to be there.
From South Korea
It’s definitely an awesome trail!
By far and I mean By Far the best ATV video on RUclips. Awesome.
Thanks!
All adventures will have setbacks. You guys still had a blast. Looks to be an awesome adventure for the books and an insurance claim for the truck. Dealing with the trail and it's problems is part of the game. Dealing with the human aspect with the truck not so much. What was the issue with the quad that wouldn't start. Would be nice to know for all of us CFMoto owners.
We honestly aren’t sure yet. I’m going to try swapping the fuel pumps this weekend and see if that does the trick. Otherwise it’s scheduled to go into the shop next Friday.
It wasn't a Can Am.
Oh yes! Looks like so much fun! 🤘
This video talked me into this trip
Great! You’re going to love it! It was an incredible trail!!
Some fantastic riding there. G,B&U looked like so much fun. Your trailer is great. Excellent camping location, I am sure there are so many out there. The whole ride was so cool especially that Maggies wash. That lasty day of driving had such great views. Sorry about your truck man, bummer. I enjoyed the video, Thanks for sharing.
It was definitely an amazing trip!
What an epic trip!!! This may be my favorite atv trip vid ever. Absolutely enjoyed this video. Looks like I have to add this trail to my list.
Thanks that means a lot! And yes you should definitely go. It was amazing! I’ll definitely be going back.
I've ridden Good, Bad, & Ugly on our motorcycles. I can't imagine how much worse it looked around the Gold King Mansion. Great attitude for the whole trip. I'd have gone ape S**t seeing my truck without tires when I got done. Fun watch for sure! :)
The trail by gold king mansion was nuts! I’m bummed I didn’t get more footage of it.
Awesome video!
Really like the atv trailer!
Thanks!
Yea I wouldn't leave anything that long in Kingman might want to head out from a different town for a trip like that
Definitely. Wish we would have known ahead of time.
Looked like a blast!
It was! Francisco needs to join us next time!
Very fun to watch. Thanx.
Cool 😎 video.
In effect..It loocks really amaizing for an italian..🤙🤙
Mate what a great adventure thoroughly enjoyed it we do a lot of similar trips here in Tasmania not a bad way of spending some time at all ride safe mate cheers
nice job loading all the weight on the trail end of the trailer at the end>>> safe and smart.
GREAT video…did GOOD on those quads!
Thanks! Even Jeb had fun 😂
Great video! Looks like a rough ride overall. Thoughts on doing this with a dual-sport. Thinking May or June. Thanks
I’ve seen some videos out there of people riding a dual sport. Some spots would definitely be tough!
Ryan you guys should do a video reviewing the trailer. What worked, what didn't work, what would you change or add.
I definitely will. I have to finish up the final build video, then I’ll do a wrap up (and fixing the suspension) video.
Great video! Love the attitude when faced with some adversity 👌 Bummer about the theft 😒 Could this trail be done in side by sides? I've got a KRX 1000. Thanks! 👍
Absolutely. Most of the vehicles out there were side x sides. Even some jeeps.
@@BroBuildsGarage Thanks, I appreciate it! 👍
The Best video so far 🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥
That's quite the adventure looks like a blast despite the troubles you had still had gun subscriber here cheers bro
Man it was amazing! I can’t wait to go back! (But I definitely won’t be parking in Kingman 😂)
@@BroBuildsGarage Maybe a locked yard of some kind, maybe with cameras.
The video is very nice
Awesome looking trip. We are doing a similar type trip in Newfoundland next summer. What happened to the Cforce 600 that it wouldn't start?
Top end has to be rebuilt. Didn’t realize the air filter had been completely chewed up by mice.
@@BroBuildsGarage Jesus, that's shitty. I have a cforcr 1000 and the airfilter is such a pain in the ass to check I only do it every couple months.
What an epic ride!!!
What an awesome adventure
It really was!
Man that is some rough trails there.
So much fun though! A lot different than the mud you guys are used to!
Arizona s still one of the only places left where you can ride into town on ATV or horseback after spending weeks on the trail & no one bats an eye. Let's take care not to loose this.
I took this trail from Yuma to quartzite in my ram 2500 mega cab cummins. The worst part was the tree tunnel before Cibola lake 😂🤣 (I was going north). Sad part is, I have a RZR that I should have taken.
Yeah man, definitely would have been 10x more fun in the RZR! But I bet it was a heck of an experience in that Ram!
i have a sport qaud and i just send it strait over small dropoffs because i dont have much clearance.
The point in the beginning where we had to turnout around was a down and back trail so we wouldn't have been able to make it back up those dropoffs.
Parachute glider was an awesome site to see in person i bet
Just stack rocks on those drop offs!
I have landed in a Airplane on the dirt strip next to the Wayside,
Oh that’s cool!
Torque flex suspension for that trailer
Gran video , putada por el robo de las ruedas , saludos desde España.😊
Like so much your adventures, nice video ! Sorry for your Ram's tires, man ! Just subscribe and a big 👍 for you ! Good Luck!!! 👋🏻
Thanks!
Great Video Gentlemen! What month (heat) did you do this ride? What hotel did you stay at in Salome? We are doing the trail in early April on our RZR's. 8 rigs total. Staying at the Wikieup Trading Post and the Stafford Inn in Salome. I read the comment on convenient gas stations, but it looks like you had lunch options on a few of the days as well. What legs were the lunch/restaurants?
We went end of March into early April. We stayed in the Stanford Inn as well, it was very nice. We were able to eat at restaurants nearly every day, I think.
I like the trailer, is homemade?
Yes, you can find the build videos here on our channel
Looks like a CFMOTO commercial. Like, can I get a Yamaha up in this here video?
Maybe if SOMEONE with a Yamaha joins us next time!
That was neat, men! Bummer on the trailer breakdown and the tires that were stolen off your truck. It would be nice to have a run-in with those dudes in the act. I was thinking during the video that I'd be leery about staying in a motel... figuring someone might steal the atvs. By the way, the CF Moto atvs look really nice. My wife wants one of those, so we can ride together. Finally, I like the "BEARD POWER" shirt - cool. *There is a name for people without beards - WOMEN! 😆
So the neck bace didn't stop this guy from atv riding. 😂😂 😎
😂
Super Greetings from Italy
Love this video! Gotta ask tho what ended up being wrong with the quad y’all left behind?
Top end had to be rebuilt. Mice chewed up the air filter 😬
How are you finding those cf moto quads. And are they as good as a can am. Great video by the way. Please do more
There’s a local dealer not far from where I live. I think cfmotos are just as good as the other brands. They don’t have quite as much power as a canam, but they come with a whole lot more for the money.
@@BroBuildsGarage and the build quality? How's that been in the time you e owned one
Build quality has been phenomenal. No issues at all.
Awesome!!
No diamond back snakes ?? Cool video
Nope the only wildlife we saw were donkeys 😂
You need to carry rain coat , potable teny, small generator , ax , small chain saw , air compressor , fugging machine for mosquetos , messenger gun Mankey ladder , rope , 200 meters , gun .
Lol naw
I would like to know why they took all the campaigners they stayed in motels most of the time
verry nice ride i thought the other two guys had the Cforce 800 till i got a closer look i have the 2020 600t great video and what was wrong with the guys wheeler
Turns out mice chewed through his air filter (prior to the trip). Engine was toast, top end had to be rebuilt.
@@BroBuildsGarage man that sucks hope all is good with it now
You guys got lucky where you broke down if you'd have broke down twice out there in the boonies you really been in for it
That was a great ride! Do you have a GPX file by any chance?
Yes, but the best place to get the up to date file is from the Arizona Peace Trail facebook group. They keep that file updated with road closures and stuff like that.
Dirch leaf springs make a swing arm suspension
Who got to bunk with Trevor? Also what caused the CFMOTO to not start toward the end?
Top end had to be rebuilt. Mice chewed up the paper air filter and we didn’t realize 😬
Looks like an awesome trip aside from the theft. Did your buddy ever figure out what happened to his quad?
Not yet. We’re gonna try swapping the fuel pumps next. If it’s not that, I’m afraid it might be something more serious.
Great video. Do you still have your CFMOTO 1000? If so, how's it holding up? If not, what are you driving now?
I sure do! It’s fantastic! About 1700 miles on it in a little over a year of ownership. It’s a phenomenal machine!
How did you make your cfmoto street legal? What a great video. Can't get enough of these videos.
We get plates in Idaho. Arizona allows atvs/utvs on the road as long as they’re registered in the home state.
Me and my wife are just starting our atv story and I picked out a couple of cfmoto overland 1000s because of MSC. Thanks for your videos. I'm finding all sorts of inspiring ideas for trips.
That’s great! They’re a blast for sure!
Sir, what are your gopro settings for the majority of this ride. By the way great footage and ride
Oh man. I don’t know. Definitely 4K. Probably 24fps. Auto everything, with a limit on the iso at 3200 or so, probably.
@@BroBuildsGarage thx. I’ll start with that. Just got a hero 8 to use on my Grizzly 700 and FJR 1300
I'm not done watching, but before you just buy another POS OEM spring, I suggest you go to Dunbar spring in downtown Phoenix (literally they are near 5th ave and Jefferson???). They were one of the first businesses in Phoenix and are very good at what they do. Ask them what would work best, but they can *MAKE* you a thin spring stack of three or whatever they recommend and they will last forever.
Haven't been there for 10 years ish, so a call would be recommended.
Maybe someone saw what happened to the wheels and tires off your truck...if not, we can just hope the rattlers or scorpions get them.
Did you use any kind of navigation during this trip? What are the names of the main trails? I'm new to learning how to find and navigate trails out west. Any tips?
I have no idea what the names of the individual trails are. I used onX Offroad on my phone. There's a facebook group for the Arizona Peace Trail and they have downloadable gps files (for garmin, phone apps, whatever you need) that have the entire trail, including all the alternate routes, waypoints, and points of interest.
Good thing the cops showed up so quick.
Might need a Suzuki Samurai, or something like that...
Jeremiah Johnsons you guys are.
In Sweden we pay around 15 dollars for 1 gallon....
I wish we could do this in Australia, but the government really hates people being able to use quads for anything except farm work
Did you actually need the fuel packs?, Looked to me camping wasn't needed , How about a video for others wanting to do that trail
We did need the fuel packs one time, between Quartzsite and Fisher's Landing. You definitely don't have to camp. You can make it to a hotel each night. We had originally planned on camping a lot more often, but man the trail wears you out! So we decided to stay in hotels more often. Not sure what you mean by the video comment...this the video.