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Thanks for the heads up! Why do you think it's the best? What do you like the most about it?

Yup. Ended up having to move them.

Check their websites for event schedules.

Your best bet for the most up to date info to help you make your decision would be to call your DNR office and ask them about each trail system you think you'll be visiting.

Thanks for watching. I try to throw a few of them in for those that watch the whole vid.

It's smoother at slow speeds (less than 30 mph). There's more body roll and feels like it may tip over at faster speeds (over 30).

@ATVG ahhh maybe I will leave mine on, I was thinking about just removing the front, but I travel usually wide open throttle everywhere lol.

Look at their DNR website to help you find them, then look each one up individually to learn more about them. I'm sure you'll find some epic trails there!

No, at St Helen

Nothing serious, yet. The little bit of mud I've gone through, they cleared it out right away. Haven't been anywhere with thick or deeper than a foot mud yet. No decent rock obstacles near me, so it'll be a bit until I can test them on rocks.

@@ATVG Thank You for the reply!

There are great places to ride all over the country. This is a list of Top places. Which places do you think should have made this list?

No, it doesn't seem like they do. The X3 is a loud machine, so I wear ear plugs or muffs whenever I drive it, with or without the upper doors in place.

I hope you find it helpful.

Thanks. Hopefully you found it useful.

Sounds like a dream come true!

It makes it a lot easier to bring along whatever I feel I need for the ride.

Still plenty more to add 😄

Let us know what you think of the new park. It's great finding new places to ride.

Some of the staging areas are pretty small. Some are huge, though, so it's probably just a matter of you finding the right ones, or renting a truck on the days you want to ride. Where there's a will, there's a way!

Congrats on your move to Alabama as well as your new bike! I'm glad this video brought to light some play areas for you to explore. Thanks for watching my video.

Some of the info you're looking for may be in this link: www.fs.usda.gov/activity/osfnf/recreation/ohv I would recommend you contact your DNR office and ask them for the details, that way you know you have an up to date response that you can count on.

On the trail? No. Off the trail? Yes. Off the trail and open to public ORV traffic? No.

It's own weight, plus a slight downward angle from the mounting bracket.

Will do. Thank you for adding to the list! What do you like most about Grand River Motorsports?

Nice. Where did you get it from?

got it at polaris dealer

I ended up replacing the air intake manifold with a new stock one. But, I added an RPM clamp set to it to help make sure it doesn't come apart again.

@@ATVG This thing did not cause any other problems on the vehicle afterwards

@@OptimustHolding No other problems that I am currently aware of. I don't think it sucked any debris into the engine.

Thank youn

Did you get an engine light after this problem?

Everyone likes driving 60, right? But, in the Leota to Houghton Lake example, are you saying it should be required?

@ATVG no I don't like getting run of the road. Leota in nothing more than dirt road.

Thank you. When you're ready to share, we're ready to listen! Do you think there's anything that can or should be done to minimize your noted lack of trail etiquette in sxs operators?

@@ATVG I would love to share, I’ve turned on so many friends onto some of my favorite finds over the years! Biggest problem with sxs owners is their lack of awareness or consideration for others on the trails. I can’t count how many times I’ve come around corners and they are on the wrong side. I’ve literally been run off the road either accidentally or on purpose and the operator keeps going. Apparently being in a sxs gives them priority over those of us on bikes. And when they are in a group it’s even worse . So I’ve learned to limit who I share my favorites with to avoid becoming a statistic. And that sucks because some of them are just glorious! Temps are coming down and it’s time to get back out there too!

LOL

It is an awesome place. Did you get to ride the serpentine?

Did the ride last year, early October, before it was officially dubbed the "Scenic Route." It's a great ride/trip, with only a couple areas of choppy road. Looking forward to seeing your video of it!

Folding saw is usually on board. This one I just manhandled. LOL

@ATVG ya I saw hard work great Job was fun watching ur video

Every time I'm on the island, it's a guaranteed blast!

Thanks for being one of the stars of the vid! Looking forward to the next one as well.

I hope it all worked out for you, and I hope you had an awesome time on the dunes.

www.michigan.gov/dnr/things-to-do/orv-riding/maps-list North Missaukee and Kalkaska Route PDFs are in the link above. This ride was from the Manton trailhead, heading East and then North to Kalkaska, and then South and further East to Grayling, and then back to Manton. You'll see how they all come together in the PDF maps.

I use a combo of things. I look at the DNR maps on their website. I also use Polaris Ride Command. When riding, I record the ride with an app called Geo Tracker, which is what I show a few times in this video. Everything is free. I haven't broken down to buy Onyx or BobT or VvMapping or CanAm Crew's maps yet.

It was worse than it looks on camera. I'm glad he didn't roll it.

No spare. But, I did have tire plugs, Gluetread patches, and an air compressor along for the ride.

Welcome 😊

West Branch Rd to 55 to St Helen Rd

@@ATVG OK thanks for that information. I’ll look that up now. Because I’m going up to Houghton Lake area to get on the Saint Helen Trail next month