4TH OF JULY TRAIL | Red River NM | Memorial Day Weekend UTV

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  • Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
  • This time we take our Polaris RZR machines to invade Red River New Mexico. Ironically Memorial Day Weekend is their HUGE biker rally they have each year and there was a shooting this year! This video is our second day of riding, and we make our way up the 4th Of July trail. Thank you for watching!
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Комментарии • 6

  • @AuslanderCondos
    @AuslanderCondos 3 месяца назад

    We would love for you to visit Auslander Condos the next time you come into town! Happy travels! 😊

    • @HillRZRs
      @HillRZRs  3 месяца назад

      @@AuslanderCondos we will definitely look you guys up when we come back. Thanks so much.

  • @thattxpanhandleguy
    @thattxpanhandleguy 8 месяцев назад

    What radios are y'all running

    • @HillRZRs
      @HillRZRs  8 месяцев назад +1

      We use the Midland mobile radios. We have the MXT 115 and every single car except for one. Midland sent me an MXT 500 to test so I have that in my RVR. They are great radios with fantastic range. I highly recommend them. If you get one they make an extension speaker that I’d have to look up the model number. It’s the new one they make that is really great and makes the sound super clear and as loud as you want it. The built-in speaker is OK but if you’re running at high-speed, you may or may not hear someone talking on it or you probably will at least have to pull over to understand what they’re saying, but with this new extension speaker they have I can be running wide-open if I wanted to and hear every single word. Thanks so much for watching

    • @thattxpanhandleguy
      @thattxpanhandleguy 8 месяцев назад

      Thank you very much for the info what trail is this I will be going to Red River here in a couple of weeks to ride trails for my first time just bought a new side by side I've had rock crawlers and stuff but this is my first side by side super excited to try some trails out around the Red River area

    • @HillRZRs
      @HillRZRs  8 месяцев назад

      @@thattxpanhandleguy it’s called the 4th Of July Trail. It’s Forest Service Rd 490, and usually it ties into 488 but when we were there this trip, there was a large tree down so you couldn’t go from one to the other. Hopefully they’ve cleared it since. Also drive out to Goose Lake. It’s an easy one to find on Google Maps also. Thanks for watching!