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Thanks, still working on editing part 3. I just watched your video of your new ride, it is pretty sweet. Stay safe on the trails.

Trail 101. It is off the road that goes in by Week's Quarry towards Grand Daddy Hill. You take the first big left and it is about 1.3km north along the 101 trail where there was a culvert until Mr. Beaver and clan did their work and caused it to wash out. Unknown if it has been fixed yet - the local ATV clubs were made aware.

​@@CanadianCanAm isn't the 101 Driftclimbers Snowmobile trails

@@jasonbrushett2005 you are correct, in winter, when snow and winter conditions permit, the trail 101 is a designated snowmobile trail and groomed by the local snowmobile clubs. When not being groomed the trail is used by offroad and on road vehicles.

I honestly don't know... I guess all it would take is to reach out and ask.

Enjoy and have fun!

I enjoy my Defender very much for trail rides but my riding style is more take your time and explore versus blasting down a trail at maximum speed or mudding. I also take frequent breaks while out exploring the trails which I don't show in my videos very often. The "redesigned" Commander had not been introduced and was not an option when I was buying the Defender and based on their style now with the engine in the back I would have seriously considered a Commander for prolonged days on the trail. Don't get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoy my Defender, it does everything I need and want it do for my personal use and it handles any trail I have been on or want to go on.

@@CanadianCanAm yah I agree - I don’t need to be the fastest I’m usually the last in the group which is the pace I like to keep lol I think for what I use it for which is trail riding Southern NB & runs to the camp either are fine - I think if I was to go no enclosure it would be the commander 700xt , and if I want full enclosure the HD9 Cab is a great price point. You just don’t see a lot of defenders riding the trails you are and I appreciate the footage !

Thank you for watching.

Hey there...welcome to the province and I am glad you are enjoying the videos. This particular video is on the trail system in the Beaver Bank, NS area. The nickname given by a colleague of mine to my SxS was the "Wild Blueberry" due to the colour of it so it kind of stuck. The key trail featured in this video is the trail NS-036 which runs from Brushy Hill in Middle Sackville, NS to the west side of Beaver Bank and joins the main road behind the former Beaver Bank Villa/Radar base. In the end sequence of my most recent video, I put up a map with the track taken overlaid on it so it may answer your exact question of this particular trail location.

Thank you for this. It is much appreciated. I also own a 22 Defender in Oxford Blue. I will most definitely try to check that trail system out. I’m not interested in rocky trails, don’t mind water or mud. I’m retired now, so the fast rugged going is a thing of the past. Happy riding.

I find the HD10 Limited really good for trail riding. The seat is comfortable but I often take frequent breaks and stop to stretch my legs from sitting. The rig has gone and done everything I have asked of it on the trails. The cab makes it even better as I find that I am not worried about the weather while I am out and about.

The trail system is in the Beaver Bank, Nova Scotia area. This particular golf course is at Lost Creek. The local ATV club has an understanding with the golf course that allows the responsible ATV/SxS operators to use only the designated the golf cart trails to access the ATV trail network in the off season.

The ride is comfortable for me...its like a tiny pick-up truck so you are sitting more upright than in a sport SxS (i.e Maverick, Commander, RZR, etc) that have a more reclined seat posture. I usually go for all day rides of up to 5 to 6 hours with no issues. The seat provides sufficient support but I do make a lot of stops to stretch my legs. I would be comfortable doing the crossing of Newfoundland on the old railbed and its associated trails.

Nice video. I just ordered a defender hd9 dps cab . 3-4 month wait. I currently have a 2017 commander . I find long trips uncomfortable due to no leg room and reclined seats. . I tried out the defender and really enjoyed it . Lots of leg room for a taller person and the upright seating is perfect for me . Access for maintenance is also great on these machines. NS is on my list of places to ride. Such a beautiful province. I went to university in wolfville back in the mid 90s.

Glad you like them!

Unfortunately I cannot - I currently use an open face helmet and only have the side of the helmet to work with for the GoPro.

This cargo box in the back is not part of the LINQ system. It is bolted to the dump box. In order to remove it you have to un-bolt it.

In my case, ordered at the beginning of November 2020. Unit arrived from the factory first week of February 2021. Had to wait for a couple of accessories to arrive so they could be installed. End of February 2021 was all ready. I also had the Xmas holiday period which meant the factory was shut down. So for me it was about 4 months for all things considered. I have heard from friends in NFLD that they have waited over 6 months for their new unit.

Hi there, yes there is a vent on the driver's side to the left of the brake pedal and on the passenger side on the right side of the foot well. I tried to add a picture of the vents but I can't figure out how to add it to this reply. But they do exist. They are same design as the round ones in the dash so you are able to open/close them and direct the air flow as well. Hope this helps.

@@CanadianCanAm Thank you! Yes it does help!

@@kelly4112 8 vents total. I looked into this also. I got this same exact machine even color on order. They said few more weeks who knows I already got the loan and its on my insurance already. They was able to give me the vin number to do all this but cant give me the deliver date.

@@jpbarley yes I took delivery of mine already and they are indeed there. The heater works insanely well! The A/C works ok. I just wish they had vents for the rear passengers like Polaris does.

+Ryan Foran - The gate no longer exists at the beginning of the video due to the installation of the wind farm in the area. The last time I was through the area, it was open to everyone.

+JL Oake - This particular road is called the Old Renfrew Road. It can be accessed from Enfield in a couple of spots. GoogleEarth shows the road.

Richard Blunden You are correct - I was trying not to give away too many fishing hole locations. LOL

Brooke Nichols-enox It is a GoPro Hero 3 Silver that I purchased at Best Buy. I have it mounted on the side of my helmet using the GoPro mounts as I have a modular helmet. You can download the GoPro software for editing videos (I purchased other editing software that I find easier to use) and there is a App that allows me to control the camera via WIFI from a smartphone and/or tablet if required.

Alright sweet! I'll be looking into it