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Ditch the GoPro. Hate mine. Went to DJI, and wow. Cheaper and better. Way more reliable.

Box Canyon is great. For those who want a quicker route, stage on Price Road. If y’all haven’t checked out Montana Mountain, which starts on the other side of the 60, definitely do it. In the winter you might even find snow up there.

Most of the time I can't understand what you are saying.

Looks like a fun trip. I'm not going to make it on the 30th here in Payson. Too many family coming into Town

Nice, we’ve been up that way in the Jeep and in Razers.

Nice video, thanks for sharing. I haven’t been there yet, not sure how the General XP4 would do on the water fall. Waiting for my new trailer in January. Hope I can join you for a trail ride. Keep sharing.

It’s important to never lose momentum up those sketchy parts. Well done.

Another great video Ed. See you soon. You too Robin!

Ed brought be back a "small" quartz crystal rock. Thank you Ed! There's bigger quartz rocks out there that I want!

Nice video and great country!! See ya next Sunday - Dave

Time for new tires. I was lucky enough to find some System3 350s locally (exactly what I wanted) for half price barely used. The factory tires are great in dirt but have a lot of vulnerable areas in sharp rocks. As for the waterfall climb... I think you forgot the fact you have a locking diff. You'd have walked right up that stuff if it was engaged, I'm gunna bet. Its getting colder here... You're lucky to still be adventuring without bundling up!

another very nice tour ❤️ beautiful region to practice our hobby there with you 👍

Great job , excellent narrator and camera work.♥️

This Villain might be your best purchase yet! What a blast!

Make a video in the flagstaff cinders. Hope our Payson group can go camping there someday. If you look it up on u-tube there are many videos showing you what it is. Look up flagstaff cinders 100 dollar hill. There is a trail up the backside of $100 hill. We usually camp at the dry lake by the entrance. Lots of shade and trees!

The stock tires are perfect for that sandy, rutted dirt. I've thought about it and I think I'd rather have a big quad rather than a narrow trail SxS. Those trail models are just too tipsy. In fact, on my last trip a few days ago I came upon a rolled trail model of some kind where a teenage girl had hit an unexpected wash-out (following better machines) and didn't really have the skills to deal with it. Everyone seemed mostly OK and they didn't need my help but I mean, on a quad you could have just stood up a bit and soaked up the bump.

Very nice 👍❤️👍

You can keep those communist made products! Nothing against the good people of China , buying these products we are funding a communist regime!

I’m surprised he has flipped that machine yet.

Nice video !!! Are you bringing the Canadians with ya to the ride on the 30th??

hey how can i get a villain windshield tu finlan? Thanks

Where are the bloopers and out-takes, ha???

The slo mo was a new nice touch. My compliments to your editing staff.

Larry's garage is the best!

Those were so,e steep climbs.

Fun ride. Jean really liked riding in Larry's Villain as I knew she would. Gary was so very entertaining in the 50" Can-Am.

Come up for the ride on the 30th, there are some spectacular views as we head south and to the the Tonto Creek !!!! PS great video !!!

Those little ones can do more than you'd expect. But its true he was pushing his luck and you hadn't even begun to push the Segway toward its limits... I kinda think a 50 would be comparable to a 500 cc quad, but with a roll bar.

thanks for sharing. I would love to join this group but can't find Rim Country SidexSideson face book page. Can you provide the link? Thank you.

Lots of fun, beautiful day. That was a very bumpy ride for much of the trail. Head bumping, arm bruising kinda ride. My camera arm is outside the Villian and it hits the side of the roof a lot when it's bumpy. If I don't pad my camera arm enough, it's usually bruised by the end of the ride. A bit of bruising today.

Thanks for sharing. Maybe one of these days I can join you. I work in AJ and live in San Tan. New to the sport and area and am not really keen on going out without a second driver, just in case. Thank again.

Oh man. Utah has fee-based parks like Zions or Arches, but nobody is demanding 80 bucks to drive around in the middle of nowhere.

Very nice views👍

That was fun 👍

Great ride; great views; great group!

I'm in Payson and have been wondering if there's a club or group that goes on regular rides, or even rallies. Would love to join you guys in my Ranger XD 1500!!! I've been on this ride once, and really loved it. My favorite part was just before the water crossing. The boulder, literally as big as a house, that fell off the mountainside and landed next to the trail (and the trail has to go around it) was super impressive. I was awed by it and the other large boulders that had broken free and tumbled down the mountain. The nature on this ride is way cool.

I ride alone. No dust. But of course one of these days I'm going to break something and hike out of the desert, so I keep a lot more emergency stuff in the little back trunk than most people. Gotta think about food, water, warmth, and the ability to carry it all. I notice most of the people in your group are retired. I'm getting up there myself and I notice a lot of ATV drivers are too. At first I thought it was a sport for those darn whipper snapper punk kids, but apparently not! I guess the machines are now too expensive and nice. When I was a kid, quads certainly didnt cost 10 grand! So regarding cameras, I saw a 360 spherical cam sticking up from your car in one shot but all your footage was from a hand-held. You mentioned you got a new camera, and I was hoping the 360 was it. They're great for this kind of filming. Or an action camera with super stabilizing abilities like the Insta360 etc. Less shaky-cam, if any. You can see how my videos turn out on my channel www.youtube.com/@herbf2700 using an Insta360 Go3 (in-car hand-held or dash-cam positions) and the Insta360 X4 (on a long stick or mount on the roll bar allowing 'look around' scenes) and once in a while a drone shot. Of course, I'm a bit of a camera nerd and they can get $$$ over time hehe.

How is that 12 inch light attached near front bumper?

Another awesome video. See ya on the next ride!!!!

I've been trying for an hour to get 1/4 inch rope through this hole and it's not close.

Do you have a link for the long light bar on the roof?

Does it take 1/4 inch rope? Are you keeping the roller fairlead or changing to hawse?

I've been wondering if I want to do this. Only for winter. I'd want to take them off again in the summer-- Do you have to take it all apart to do that, or is it a matter of 6 bolts and you're done once the brackets are on?

Cool 👍

Any chance you may start including links to the items you are installing like this winch rope?

My text add on is a spare tire

I really enjoyed watching your video. Looks like Russ took you all to some great points of interest!

Your so right about the heat in the cab, my rzr is unbearable with a windshield on. I took it off and have a half windshield and removed the rear side panels on the doors on both side to let some air flow through, was a big improvement. Stock suspension on all side-by-sides i just adequate, the manufactures dont know who is going to purchase and drive their machines. A 130lb driver and 90lb passenger or a 300lb driver and 200lb passenger so the springs and shock valving is a compromise and the ride is not as plush as it could be. Best thing I did to make the long rides on these rocky trails here in Arizona more enjoyable and less tiring was to drive over to Shock Therapy and have them re-valve my shocks and to put their custom springs on my rzr. I am in your age group and I wanted them to make the ride more plush at lower speeds on these rough trails. So I told them what I wanted. What a difference! and to further make the ride more plush I removed the front sway bar links and installed Walker Evans sway bar shock links, that helped a lot with the transfer of hits from side to side. And to finish the suspension I put a Super ATV sway bar shock link on one side of the trailing arm to soak up the hits. A huge difference in ride quality. I really didn't want to pay that much to have it done but once out on the trails I am happy I bit the bullet and had it done.

Can't live without the "Oh SH!T" handle! But Ed always reminds me that if by chance we roll don't grab that; hold your harness. All hands inside.

I got my skid plates 30% off when MSC had a black friday sale.