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Yes.

The longer wheel base of most 4 seaters allows Them to climb easily where the shorter wheel base two seaters struggle.

It makes a big difference. 30% reduction

Mammoth hill. Sorry for the delayed response

@BackyardOffroad1 is the one that has the parts on the trees at the bottom with a flate opening at the top. Think trail 22 maybe or something

Yes. It is the left side trail. There are bypasses to the right that are tough too.

Here’s a more recent video, where I took a different ATV up it. ua-cam.com/users/shortsfiJLZ4b0sDw?si=sLPmT8A9LRvPal5I

@BackyardOffroad1 okay yea we found it. One went up the left side, and one of us took the by pass on the right, which was rutted out. Haha, one did the first part of the left, then crossed over to the right, then back to left. Feel free to check out the video. It was cool to see... and do.

Yes it was. Sorry for the delayed response

Used the harness for small draw items like rock lights, interior and blinkers. I pulled straight from the winch wiring with inline fuses for bigger amp draw items like exterior lights and stereo. There is a fuse for the harness

@@BackyardOffroad1 awesome thank you!

Thanks!!

Frontline ACP 35”

Thanks bro! Glad it helped

32’s in this video. I upgraded to 35’s since

@@BackyardOffroad1 is it true what you hear about these talons bogging down with 32s

Thanks! I was thinking about using shock therapy but the ride is not bad with the portals.

Haha. I took a break to focus on some other stuff. I’m glad to be back. I’m working on some footage for another video. Hope to have it out soon.

Thanks, I have around 500 mile on them. I’ve haven’t had any issues yet.

That was some nice folks from another group. I did get to know them. I thought it was a awesome setup. He said it was toy hauler that pulled like crap when it was loaded. That’s why he put the rack on his truck. I know two folks that say bumper pull toy haulers are not the way to go. We have a 24 foot enclosed trailer with fold up bunks that does the trick.

Yeah I can do that!

We love having the kids there, they make it a lot more fun. Thanks for watching and the comment!

I run a 24 x8 foot enclosed trailer, but you could get by with a 12 x 6 foot open trailer for a stock talon.

@@BackyardOffroad1 thank you I just bought a Honda talon 4 seater I didn’t know what size trailer would work I’m going to purchase a 12/6 thank u

Thanks! Yeah definitely 32’s

Yeah. We normally fill up at the same time when we’re riding and the KRX seems to burn more.

It was a rough section! We managed to bounce our way up without winching.

Jason, in my opinion it’s the best all around 4 seater. Again, I ride with many 2 and 4 seaters and I still stand by that statement. I say that because of how easy it is to drive, the driver and passenger comfort, the low maintenance (DCT) and shorter length… not to mention it’s good looks. The price point was lower than the Can am and Polaris too. I agree that 32” tires are a must. It didn’t take long for me to order some. The extra ground clearance from the bigger tires helped tremendously.

@@BackyardOffroad1 appreciate the feedback. 98% of all Talon owners don’t regret their decision and are trying to persuade their friends to owning the unit.

Haha 😂 just a little

Thanks for the comment. I’ve never ridden in a 2 seater Talon. With the issues you describe, it appears the 4 seater rides better than the 2. I ride with a 2021 Rzr high lifter and he has an issue with ride quality… he’s even purchased and installed new tenders springs. I’ve enjoyed my X4 with live valve, I think it rides awesome. It rides even better since I added the portals. Again, thanks for the comment and watching!

I looked up your UA-cam page. I see you ride out west. I plan on making it out there one of these years! 👍

@@BackyardOffroad1 yeah, we did some videos back when we were driving the RZR 900 Trail! Had a lot of fun in that little machine! Sold that after I bought the Talon. You should find your way out west some day! Lots of great riding out here, no matter what kind of riding you like to do! I highly recommend Moab!

It did an amazing job. However, it rides rougher than the talon. He put different tinder springs and I think he still struggling with ride quality. Otherwise, I think he’s been very happy with the RZR.

@@BackyardOffroad1 appreciate the response. I do like the Talon. I just don’t see very many Talons, but I do see a lot of can ams, Rzrs and Yamaha yxz models

@@jasononeal3099 good luck with your search. All of them make good side by sides!

Thanks! I’m running Tusk 15” bead locks and superatv Warrior 35” tires. Here’s some more info:ua-cam.com/video/pKWsktlL1_U/v-deo.html

Thanks for watching and the comment!

I bet so! It’s an awesome place to ride!

Thanks for watching and the comment!

A couple more inches of ground clearance and they would be unstoppable!

About to order some!

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In this video, 32” carnivores. I was pretty much stock. I’ve upgraded to 35” ACP for the wet and muddy terrain and 35” Warrior tires with bead locks for the mountains. Check out my other videos on the channel. Thanks for watching and the comment.

@@BackyardOffroad1 I’ll do that. I ride the trails on Drummond Island and I need the ground clearance w/o having to buy several different tires. Drummond has mud, clear trails and a lot of rocky terrain. The other issue I have, I can’t exceed 82” or the unit won’t fit in the garage.

Also, I’m in the market for a four seater and am going through the process of checking all the coxes with the different models I’m looking at

@@jasononeal3099 we have a good variety of different tires and tire sizes shown on the channel. I would say the 32” carnivores are a good all around tire. If you have a Talon you can put them on your stock rims with no suspension modifications. You will just need to spin the aggressively to get through the mud. I think another good all around tire is the System 3 - 370s. The ACP’s are considered an all terrain but are on the more aggressive side, however, they still ride good on the road and hard pack. I just got back from Royal Blue and saw a multitude of different trail conditions and the Warriors did awesome. Video coming soon.

@@jasononeal3099 we ridden with several different popular 4 seat models over the last year. Our last Busco video shows an Can am x3 vs my Talon in some sticky spots. We also rode with a Polaris rzr turbo 4 seater in another video (he flipped). I started with a Kawasaki Teryx… All my friends had on at one point in time. I like the Talon the most for several reasons, the Polaris is second and can am third. Price, length and belts are some negatives I see with Polaris and can am. However , the power in the turbo models is unreal.

We normally ride for 3 1/2 days per trip and don’t cover all the trails in the area if you include the outlaws. I would say 5 days would get it done.

@@BackyardOffroad1 ok thanks. I'm on the west coast and would love to make the trip out and hit this area! Appreciate the reply.

He’s got harnesses now.

Thanks for the Comment and all the awesome content you provide! 😂

Yes it was!

Thanks! No negative high speed affects after I did good 4 wheel alignment. Also, I’m able to to shift my suspension to sport on the road and it helps with body roll, so it’s very stable.

Or is it? 😂