Newfoundland Overlanding (Part 1) - ATV Trail Guide Series
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2023
- This is part 1 of our 2023 Newfoundland trail guide series overland trip. Join us while we embark on the trip of a lifetime.
We leave our truck and trailer in Cape Breton and drive our UTV/ATV right onto the ferry and boat across to Port Aux Basque where we spend the next 7 days overlanding across Newfoundland.
This episode covers our ferry ride, and our first day of off-roading where we cover about 180kms from Port Aux Basque to Stephenville. Thank you for watching and please subscribe so you don't miss the rest of our 2023 NFLD overland trip.
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this was deadly !! lol , im a newfoundlander , from this area , the west coast , cheers !! next time you pass though hit me up we go flying drone , and go for a rip on bike ! lol , cheers
I’m one of the locals rippin on the beach lol 😂
Okay I'm hooked.. 😂 subbed!
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Fantastic. Beautiful sights.
Thank you for sharing
that’s sick man that was me on the beach in the crossing last summer doing donuts on my quad just seen it in the video.
Video r awesome
Thank you! And a special thanks for watching
that’s sick man that was me on the beach in the crossing last summer doing donuts on my quad just seen it in the video. hi
Hell yeah, just moved to PEI from Nunavut. Was looking to do this trip!
Excellent video! Had to subscribe.
Thank you for watching and I’m really glad you enjoy our content !
Not me and my bf passing by on 3wheeler 😭😂
Really nice trip. I'm booked in for a west coast tour in the SXS come end of july
Hell yeah! It’s an incredible trip. You won’t be dissapointed
Just came up on this one tonight have subscribed and saved to watch tomorrow night
Awesome man! I hope you enjoy our videos!
Got in touch with your channel from the Mullins. Great work on the video.
Thank you! And welcome to the channel !
I watched this yesterday through the tv and couldn't comment. Awesome video and can't believe I'm the 1st comment 20 hours later. Nice narrating once again. What was all in the bag and did you get it back somehow?
Thanks for the comment man! Also thank you for the kind words. We’re really enjoying the content we’re producing now and really stoked to hear other people are too!
I didn’t mention the bag because we talk about it in a later episode. So keep an eye out for the next parts of this video and we will let you know the date of the gear and what we lost specifically
@@yourlocalsenders awesome. Suspense keeps us coming back for more.
im working on a double world record charity ride in Newfoundland from grand falls windsor to port aux basque to st johns and back to grand falls windsor if i take the trailway its 1,696km ish and being the world records im going for is the longest journey on a golfcart which is currently 1,664km and the longest distance covered in 24 hours which is 242 with a 60 tooth rear sprocket i top out at 38km/h if i drop that sprocket to a 48 tooth i can get that speed or higher at a lower rpm and knock out the furthest distance in an 8 hour day.
ive been driving the cart as my daily around town and have decided i need to make a custom jack shaft because im on my 3rd 40 series cvt because i keep blowing out the barings at about 100km but the pillow block barrings on the axle are fine after 742km so im thinking make a jack shaft that goes the width of the swing arm and run it on pillow block barrings.
ive been warned not to take the t'railway because of nails and flat tires so im thinking because here the cart though technically illegal under the traffic act and me not having a license to operate anything under the offroad vehicle act. but me beiong crippled means the cart does fall under the accessibility act so i could in theory take the sholder of the trans canada highway. (crippled perks for the win😏😏) plus if i break atleast someone will see me better than in the middle of a swamp on the old railway
Good Video. The you say narrow passage by the trail, will a 77" machine pass through there? The New Polaris Pro R is what machine I am referencing.
There were some small passageways on the port aux basque side but a friend of ours just did it with his new pro R and he didn’t have a problem! I’d say everything there is bypass able if needed!
Thank you @@yourlocalsenders
Are you planning an other trip? Thanks, Ron
Yes, it’s already planned for 2024
that’s sick man that was me on the beach in the crossing last summer doing donuts on my quad just seen it in the video.