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Hey there actually I moved out of state and started a farm. I stopped doing videos while we get everything up and running.

Ha, it is crazy how allusive a battery can be. I am glad it helped. Thanks for the support!

Same question. Did you get an answer?

She loves it, when she hears the ATV start up she gets ready. We still ride weekly.

Very cool to have you watch the video. I am not sure how much it costs in Saudi Arabia or if it is even available. Thanks for watching and your support. Rob

Hello Twig, it is two bucket seats. Thanks for watching and for your support! Rob

Thank you very much for your comment and support! Rob

Thank you Troy! This is one of my early videos so I know it is not the greatest, but really loved this build. Have a great day! Rob

Thanks for watching and you comment! Rob

Is there a website that has atv trails in the U.S.?

@@tobylynn75 Depends where you are at. I usually recommend googling the area name and look for forestry service sites. There is also www.traillink.com/activity/atv-trails/ just have not had luck for more rural parts of the country. What area are you looking for?

@@YoroAdventures 50 inch trails. 79404 area code. It's flat laands here, so I have to travel for trails.

@@tobylynn75 You are in a tough part of the state. There is not much in the way of public lands which means there is probably a lot of traveling to get on trails. You might want to check out www.riderplanet-usa.com/atv/trails/info/texas_15239/map_41b5.htm they might have information for you. - Rob

Hello Sean! Yes I believe it is. Most of the machine uses parts that were retired from other brands. I believe it is because CFMoto was the OEM for these brands. I love our CFMoto because for the price you get all of the upgrades and still cheaper than the big brands. I am actually thinking of getting a new one soon. Thank you for watching and your support. I would love to eventually visit NZ! Rob

Thanks Stan for watching and your support.

Thanks Paul for your comment. Yes it can get very cold, because Bea is part Pyrenees she does good in the cold. This video was done a couple of years ago and now her and I have put in over a thousand miles on this setup. If it gets cold I put a horse blanket down on the bottom, but we do not do a lot of cold weather riding. Thanks again for you watching and your support! Rob

Hey there Kirk! OMG, 350 acres, that is amazing. I have not published this announcement, but I am now on the East Coast (Northern VA), bought 30+ acres and really loving it out here. Will have to share riding spots, I am doing quite a bit of exploring already. Thank you for watching and your support. I am especially happy you sat through one of my older videos before I understood anything about making a video. Rob

Hello Samuel! Yes, we at this time were living in Rio Rancho just outside of ABQ. Awesome purchase, the XMR 1k is a great machine! I love riding in the Santa Fe National Forest. Thanks for watching and your support! Rob

Hello Adventures in Texas, I would probably remember you, but would need a name or reference. Either way looked at your videos and really enjoyed them! We go to Texas 2-3 times per year and love to see videos out there. Thanks for watching and your support, hopefully our paths cross in the future! Rob

Hello Brian! Actually they are built in for this model. It is a touring which is a 2-up model. They are really nice, if you can find them as spare parts somewhere they are really nice. Thank you for your support and watching our videos! Rob

That is way cool! Congratulations on the new machine! Rob

Thanks Man Your videos are helpful. Nice to see CFMOTO in action.Be Well & Happy CFMOTOING

Hello Challice, I hate to admit this but I cannot remember, I have moved and they have been packed for over a year. I seem to remember they actually pop out, but I would look up the directions. Thanks for your support and watching our videos! Rob

Hello Steven, I am not sure if the battery will stay fully charged. I have done the same and ended up replacing because when a battery fully dies it does loose cells. I am always worried about my battery dying in the field and so I would rather err on the side of caution and replace. Thanks for your support and watching our videos! Rob

Thank you very much! Yes, it is New Mexico, very beautiful place. Thanks again for watching!

congratulations on the new addition! For the doors I took a 1/2 inch socket (I believe is the size) loosened the bolts on the hinge, shut the door to get the correct alignment, then tightened them. It fixed them to the point where it is easy to close. Thanks for your support and love that you know the area. Rob

@@YoroAdventures Will do. Thanks

Hello Muddster, thanks for watching. I am sorry I did not see your question. The owner at Dusty Dawgs is really nice and if you call he will let you know. I seem to remember he did make one for the Foreman. Check out their website at dustydawgs.com/. Thanks for your support and watching our videos! Rob

Hello Bo, I find it strange that the warranty is so nebulous, but I would expect not much. Thank goodness we have not had any issues that we could not fix, but congratulations on the new addition! Thanks for your support and watching our videos! Rob

Hello Peggy, sorry for the delay in responding. This sounds like a huge headache. I have not ran into this, but found a video a friend recommended. ua-cam.com/video/Xau4ZSUFDFQ/v-deo.html. Thanks for your support and watching our videos! Rob

Yep, that is why I updated the review in a new video. I appreciate your input.

The access to the battery (please see the video I did on this one) is easy to get to. The air filter and oil changes are easy as well. As for range, I get around 60 miles, but this can change depending on terrain and driving style. I carry flat tire repair kits and an air compressor. I hope this helps. Thanks for your support!

There is a large U bolt holding the battery down. If you remove the nuts at the bottom it will then let you remove the U bolt and then take out the battery. Thanks for your support!

This video is in New Mexico outside of Albuquerque.

Hello Jimmy! I really appreciate the question. I will be publishing new videos in the coming months. I made a huge change in my life and trying to get settled so I can include everyone. I moved to another state and with the way covid has impacted everything we are slowly getting to stable place. Thanks again for the comment! Rob

@@YoroAdventures sorry to hear that. Both of us were down with covid in January so you're no longer in nm

Thanks Fymnson1 for your support and watching our videos!

Hey there Phil, thanks for your comments. We have not had any problems other than minor ones. Finally had to replace the battery and a small fluid leak on the front diff. Way less than my RZR friends. Thanks for watching and your support! Rob

I am really glad this helped! Thanks for watching and your support! Rob

Drago, thank you for watching and giving support! I am glad this helped and I hope you have a great day! Rob

Congratulations on the new machine! You will definitely have fun and thanks for sharing! Rob

We love our machine, I have not had any issues and is more than enough to do any trail. We have been looking at another one for me, but I would definitely buy again. Thank you for watching and the support! Rob

Thank you for watching our video! We love Silverton, but have not heard about them restricting riding in the town which would be a shame. There are a couple of large staging areas right before going up the road into the Alpine Loop. There is also a campground at the entrance that we stay at for our first night that has large accommodations. I would not worry about finding a place to park and unload. Basically there are three entrances on the Silverton side to the Alpine Loop. The road gets a little rough if you are pulling a big trailer, but there are flat areas around the entrances that gives you spaces to park or picnic. September would be a busy time but the weather will be really nice. Still pack for rain/snow because at the peaks you get a whole different weather pattern. We were there in September and it was 50 degrees on the peak so we went from shorts to very cold very quickly. Thanks again! Rob

Very unhelpful, useless comment.

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