Awesome man! Enjoyed this one! I shot you a message on Facebook but might have had the wrong Aaron. I recently acquired a small mining claim in Eastern Idaho. I thought I'd shoot you a pin of where it is if you guys get close you could check it out maybe. Hope to make it out late this summer. Just happened up on it and figured it would be a nice guaranteed campsite for us when we come out if nothing else! Holler at me and I'll shoot you a pin of it. North of Driggs and east of Ashton just a bit. Pretty much on the Idaho/Wyoming border. Thanks for this one man! Enjoyed it!!!
Thanks man! Sounds like a cool place your claim is located. I didn’t See your message so I just fired you one. Should be able to communicate via FB message now.
What a view, love those ATV trips in the Mountains. Lucky me I live just a few hours north and share the same Mountain Range. Currently in the process of buying a quad and enjoy the same adventures!
Having a quad really does open up some great opportunities to see and experience things that would very difficult if not impossible otherwise. I’m excited for you. Thanks for watching!
Thank you. The fishing was not nearly as good as it has been in the past, but still pretty good. Check out some of the older videos for more fishing content.
I'm in the market for a new ATV and I'm considering the King Quad. I'm interested in your opinion of the power steering vs. the non-power steering King Quad models. I've heard one owner say that the power steering on these units is negligible and unnecessary. I am looking for reliability and I am concerned about power steering failure. Thank you for the video!
I really like the power steering and don’t think I would get one without it. I’ve never had any trouble with it. It’s minimal assist is about right. You still feel the road but it helps handle bigger hits and just doesn’t leave you as tired at the end of a day especially in the slower technical stuff. I’ve also heard some say the the front end can feel a little twitchy on the models without it. They are offering some pretty good deals on the non-power steering units here in Idaho falls. I really don’t think it would ever cause you any issues. I’m on my third one, my son and my buddy also have the same machine and we haven’t had any issues with it. Mine is now pushing 3300 miles of pretty rough country and still looks and rides pretty close to new.
I just just hit trails that aren’t too far from home and whenever I get a chance I go explore new ones. This part of the state is loaded with nice places to ride.
@@aaronkelley7448 yeah for me out in the east coast I have to find many designated areas... after college when I finally get my life together I plan to hopefully move out west closer to the different landscape. Thanks!
Thanks, I love the canvas tents but this one doesn’t have a stove Jack. I have 3 of these older Sprinbar tents and love them. When it’s super cold out I take a buddy heater with a large propane tank. I set the tank outside and attach the heater to a longer hose. Just use it when getting into and out of bed so it’s not so cold. Works really good.
We have a big wall tent for up north hunting trips want a canvas one like yours ! 10x10 for short trips for me and my lab got a little portable wood stove i picked up a while ago or got a buddy heater to i could use easy enough to cut a stove jack in for one if i want to go wood , were you using a cot?
I don’t use cots much anymore. Sucks to be right on the ground but I prefer a good high density foam pad to a cot. I bought the one Cabela’s used to offer. Bulky but very nice. Sometimes I use a larger air mattress but although it comfortable it’s pretty noisy as I toss and turn during the night. Check out Springbar tends or the Kodiak Canvas copies. The Springbars are pretty expensive but are a great alternative to a full on wall tent. Always stay nice and dry inside and they stand up well in all conditions. They do offer some with stove jacks, but they are a different line and not made in Utah as the original line.
You need to test ride the new gen3 Can Am 's, 700 single cylinder , new chassis , new suspension , new clutch, so different from the v twins Can Am's , plush riding and NO heat !
Agreed, they have quite a few features I like including the front storage area and the way the rear rack is set up ( with the optional extender). Seems like you could really load it up. I had one of the original Bombardier Traxters and loved the motor. It was a geared transmission and was very reliable. I would really like to get my hands on one of those new machines and do a review. I bet it proves to be a good option.
Thank you for the great content. I’m up in 7B. Would love to see your neck of the woods. Quick question, I’m thinking about buying a new 4 wheeler, what should I get? I’ve been eyeballing the can-am 700 outlander. However, your King sounds great.
Thanks for tuning in, I appreciate it. Yes there really is some great riding around this part of the state. Lots of 50” trails. I’m really partial the the Japanese brands specifically Suzuki, Yamaha and Honda. I like the Brute Force too but don’t like the belt system as much. I’m interested to see how the new CaAm 700 single cylinder turns out too but since it’s new I would stick to one of the more proven platforms
What did you pick the 125 Grizzly up for Aaron ? , i picked a 250 Honda Rincon esp up about 6 yrs ago really clean light atv bought for the wife has sat in my garage since
I have several grandkids that love to ride. I hope to do do some family camping trips and have the kids be able to ride it around the campsite area and also venture out on shorter rides. At least that’s the plan. So it’s not been used much so it might be sitting in my garage similar to yours😂😂
We had a couple KDX 200 bikes for quite awhile but ended up getting rid of them. I’d like the CRF 250f for a reliable affordable trail bike. I work at the DI in Ammon. Stop in and say hello sometime.
Great video! I could only wish for terrain a 10th as good. Nice to see the Suzuki getting some love!
Thanks Damon, it is a cool place to live if you’re into riding
Awesome video! Keep it up!
Thanks Man!
Awesome man! Enjoyed this one! I shot you a message on Facebook but might have had the wrong Aaron. I recently acquired a small mining claim in Eastern Idaho. I thought I'd shoot you a pin of where it is if you guys get close you could check it out maybe. Hope to make it out late this summer. Just happened up on it and figured it would be a nice guaranteed campsite for us when we come out if nothing else! Holler at me and I'll shoot you a pin of it. North of Driggs and east of Ashton just a bit. Pretty much on the Idaho/Wyoming border. Thanks for this one man! Enjoyed it!!!
Thanks man! Sounds like a cool place your claim is located. I didn’t See your message so I just fired you one. Should be able to communicate via FB message now.
@aaronkelley7448 10-4! Thanks man! I'll check the messenger
@@aaronkelley7448got it! Just sent you one as well. Thanks man!!
What a view, love those ATV trips in the Mountains. Lucky me I live just a few hours north and share the same Mountain Range. Currently in the process of buying a quad and enjoy the same adventures!
Having a quad really does open up some great opportunities to see and experience things that would very difficult if not impossible otherwise. I’m excited for you. Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed~ breathtaking !take it easy~🙌
Thank you!
Great Scenery!, love the challenging trail commentary, how was the fishing?
Thank you. The fishing was not nearly as good as it has been in the past, but still pretty good. Check out some of the older videos for more fishing content.
I'm in the market for a new ATV and I'm considering the King Quad. I'm interested in your opinion of the power steering vs. the non-power steering King Quad models. I've heard one owner say that the power steering on these units is negligible and unnecessary. I am looking for reliability and I am concerned about power steering failure. Thank you for the video!
I really like the power steering and don’t think I would get one without it. I’ve never had any trouble with it. It’s minimal assist is about right. You still feel the road but it helps handle bigger hits and just doesn’t leave you as tired at the end of a day especially in the slower technical stuff. I’ve also heard some say the the front end can feel a little twitchy on the models without it. They are offering some pretty good deals on the non-power steering units here in Idaho falls. I really don’t think it would ever cause you any issues. I’m on my third one, my son and my buddy also have the same machine and we haven’t had any issues with it. Mine is now pushing 3300 miles of pretty rough country and still looks and rides pretty close to new.
great video story of your adventure. please keep 'em coming :)
Thanks! I hope to do quite a bit this riding season.
Love your trips. I dont know where you go but would love to know. I am in central Idaho Clearwater.
Looking forward to the video on your opinion of the 650 outlander xt. Beautiful country you guys have there.
Thanks for watching and I’d have to agree we’re lucky to live close to great riding. I need to get the Outlander again to do a full review
Interesting question but how do you find these cool places?
I just just hit trails that aren’t too far from home and whenever I get a chance I go explore new ones. This part of the state is loaded with nice places to ride.
@@aaronkelley7448 yeah for me out in the east coast I have to find many designated areas... after college when I finally get my life together I plan to hopefully move out west closer to the different landscape. Thanks!
18:26 I swear evey Kingquad's brakes are squeaky as hell😂😂
Mine haven’t been that way thankfully I hate squeaking breaks. Thanks for watching!
Great video how do you like the canvas tent do you have a stove jack in it ?
Thanks, I love the canvas tents but this one doesn’t have a stove Jack. I have 3 of these older Sprinbar tents and love them. When it’s super cold out I take a buddy heater with a large propane tank. I set the tank outside and attach the heater to a longer hose. Just use it when getting into and out of bed so it’s not so cold. Works really good.
We have a big wall tent for up north hunting trips want a canvas one like yours ! 10x10 for short trips for me and my lab got a little portable wood stove i picked up a while ago or got a buddy heater to i could use easy enough to cut a stove jack in for one if i want to go wood , were you using a cot?
I don’t use cots much anymore. Sucks to be right on the ground but I prefer a good high density foam pad to a cot. I bought the one Cabela’s used to offer. Bulky but very nice. Sometimes I use a larger air mattress but although it comfortable it’s pretty noisy as I toss and turn during the night. Check out Springbar tends or the Kodiak Canvas copies. The Springbars are pretty expensive but are a great alternative to a full on wall tent. Always stay nice and dry inside and they stand up well in all conditions. They do offer some with stove jacks, but they are a different line and not made in Utah as the original line.
You need to test ride the new gen3 Can Am 's, 700 single cylinder , new chassis , new suspension , new clutch, so different from the v twins Can Am's , plush riding and NO heat !
Agreed, they have quite a few features I like including the front storage area and the way the rear rack is set up ( with the optional extender). Seems like you could really load it up. I had one of the original Bombardier Traxters and loved the motor. It was a geared transmission and was very reliable. I would really like to get my hands on one of those new machines and do a review. I bet it proves to be a good option.
Great video. What do u use to film all that?
Thanks! Most of it is just GoPro or cell phone.
Thank you for the great content. I’m up in 7B. Would love to see your neck of the woods.
Quick question, I’m thinking about buying a new 4 wheeler, what should I get? I’ve been eyeballing the can-am 700 outlander. However, your King sounds great.
Thanks for tuning in, I appreciate it. Yes there really is some great riding around this part of the state. Lots of 50” trails. I’m really partial the the Japanese brands specifically Suzuki, Yamaha and Honda. I like the Brute Force too but don’t like the belt system as much. I’m interested to see how the new CaAm 700 single cylinder turns out too but since it’s new I would stick to one of the more proven platforms
@@aaronkelley7448 looks like I’m getting a Suzuki. Thanks for the input. If you’re ever in Sandpoint, let’s ride.
I’ve been really happy with mine. My son Forrest will be up in the Sandpoint area this weekend. Sure pretty up there too
What did you pick the 125 Grizzly up for Aaron ? , i picked a 250 Honda Rincon esp up about 6 yrs ago really clean light atv bought for the wife has sat in my garage since
I have several grandkids that love to ride. I hope to do do some family camping trips and have the kids be able to ride it around the campsite area and also venture out on shorter rides. At least that’s the plan. So it’s not been used much so it might be sitting in my garage similar to yours😂😂
Haha ive kept it for the grandkids
Hey I notice you ride the same places I do in Idaho and was wondering what city you live in?
Cool, I’m in Idaho Falls Ammon area. How about you?
@@aaronkelley7448 sweet, I’m down in the rexburg area
Not too far away. What are you riding?
@@aaronkelley7448 I mainly ride an old Honda rancher which still runs great as well as a 230 Honda crf dirtbike I love the Hondas
We had a couple KDX 200 bikes for quite awhile but ended up getting rid of them. I’d like the CRF 250f for a reliable affordable trail bike. I work at the DI in Ammon. Stop in and say hello sometime.
Do you pack extra gas?
Not on this trip. Doesn’t take too much because we’re really not driving that many miles
@@aaronkelley7448 Nice. I live in SE Idaho, ride all around the Mackay area each summer, thanks for the reply!
Nice, we go in the trail creek road but I hope to spend more time exploring other areas out there.