EPIC 100km ATV Ride in Kearney, Ontario! CAN AM Outlander 850's
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- We take on the trails in and around Kearney, Ontario on our Can-Am Outlanders. Covering 100kms, we encounter everything from mud, sand, water and LOTS of rocks! These are some of the best ATV trails in Ontario and this marked our 3rd year visiting Kearney for a week-long ATV adventure.
Awesome footage man !
No music all Rotax sound. Perfect
Lol thanks! More to come from last weeks trip!
How many hrs. ?
For the ride? It was about 5.5hrs with a stop for lunch.
Yeah..the ride
Cool thanks
Where you and your group headed this weekend?
Good times!! 🤙 😎
Man who ever that lee is he sure knows the trails and is he’ll of a rider. And that cargo box he has is the best one I have ever seen!! Luck that you have a guy that can show you how to go around obstacles. Almost as good as the blue Canam in other videos!
He's a rockstar on the trails for sure!! Lol
Great Trails, thanks for the ride.
Thanks for watching!
Its amazing trails for ride!
The best!
Great Vid, Can you send me the location you parked at, and the trail you took. Looks like a great medium difficulty type trail. Thanks for the video
Thank you! We were actually staying at Edgewater Park Lodge so we left from there. If you read a few comments back I replied with a rough outline of the trail numbers. Thanks for watching!
Hey John, we will be in Kearney for a club ride this weekend, Aug 27 Let me know if your attending. 😊
We just spent the last weekend in Kearney and came home today. Enjoy the ride!
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Getting an ATV soon, still need to figure out which one and size.
Thanks for watching! You’ll see here I’m a Can-Am guy but you’ll enjoy anything that gets you out on the trails!
nice job with the camera 📷 👌
I have to ask.. what kind of tires and size are on the quads?
Hey my latest video actually covers exactly that question! Check it out…
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What’s the part number for those gas cans?
They’re the 1 gallon Rotopax. I have another video on how I mounted them. Check it out! 👍
Do you have to buy a permit for these trails? Do you feel that having the rad and intakes up high is a must for these trails?
Yes we have permits for all the trails we ride. And I would absolutely recommend a rad relocate. We used to have machines overheat on literally every single ride. Since doing the rads we haven’t had one issue.
1 thing i notice about a can am there a lot of maint on it daily touch water have to grease it 16 fitting on mine take hrs daily to work on it ...There fast n fun
Aside from washing it after every ride and the 5 mins to hit the grease fittings, it’s just changing fluids each year. I haven’t found any of mine to require much maintenance at all.
MY 850 XT 2022 REQUIRES GREASE EVERY TIME IT TOUCHES THE WATER OR MUD WHICH IS A LOT OF WORK FOR ME 16 GREASE FITTING THE PANELS ON EACH SIDED PLUS THE STEP HAS TO COME OFF AND THE 2 PANEL ON TOP.... TAKE ABOUT 1 1/2 HRS ....FIRST COUPLE TIMES IT TOOK 2 1/2 HRS ..PLUS REPLACE CLIP EVERY THRID TIME YOU TEAR IT APART PLUS THE SPECIAL TOOL YOU BUY... DO YOU KNOW ANY SECERT HOW TO GET AROUND ALL THIS MAINT ?????? MY FRIEND CUT THE PLATE OUT SO HE GAN GET TO EVERY THING.... WITH HIS DRIBBLE TOOL LOOK OK BUT IT LOOSE NOW HASNT LOST ANY PARTS YET ON IT.. ITS BEEN 3 WEEKS AGO ...ANY HELP WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED
@@davidhammer9283 I’m not sure why you’re having to take plastics off to get to the grease fittings. They’re all accessible without removing anything. The only plastic you may want to remove to make it slightly easier is the small pieces inside the front wheel wells that goes behind the shock. But it’s not necessary. I grease all fittings, change engine oil and gear oil all without removing any plastics (except that inner front fender piece I mentioned).
THERE 16 FITTING ONLY GREASE 4 @@johnsoff-road
That’s right. Drive shaft and rears don’t require anything being removed to access them. Super easy.
I have an outlander with the radiator relocation kit like you have setup.
What fuel system are you running on the front of yours?
I’m using two 1GA Rotopax cans with Rotopax mounts. Check out my other videos, I have one where I show how I mounted them.
New sub…great video! Looked like an awesome ride. Where did you guys launch from? Any chance you have the trail numbers for that loop? @24:40…peer pressure at its best😂
Lol thanks! These were basically the South end trails for Algonquin West ATV Club. We left from Edgewater Park Lodge where we were staying. The trails were roughly 35-32-30-26-20-18-26-31-32 in that order. Hopefully it makes sense.
@@johnsoff-road ….yes, makes perfect sense, thanks! What trail map app are you using?
We jump between a few apps but Ride Command is one of our main ones. I was also using BRMB but it's a paid subscription to use (but well worth the $3.49/mth).
How long was that loop. Distance or time needed? Going there in a few days
It was pretty much bang on 100km and took about 6 hours with a couple stops.
What brand and model is the cargo box ?
It’s a Tesseract. Check out my other videos for a review.
Both 850s?
Yes both machines in this video are 850’s. Mine’s a max and the other is a short chassis.
@@johnsoff-road awesome
Thanks for watching!
What kind of gps unit are you using?
It’s a ruggedized/waterproof Android device/phone available on amazon. The brand is Bison. It’ll run any of the usual mapping apps and it’s cheap. I setup a hotspot on my iPhone and it gives the android device wireless data.
what kind of tires are you running?
SuperATV Intimidators...Highly recommend them!
@@johnsoff-road thank you
How are you guy's talking to each other??
We use the Cardo Packtalk Bold.
What model of camera and communication systems are you using?
I use DJI cameras...a couple of the original Osmo Actions and my main camera is now the Action 3. For communications we use the Cardo Packtalk Bold. We've tried the cheaper "Amazon" headsets and for a group larger than 2 people they're not worth the headaches. The Cardo's have been flawless and are perfect for large groups.
Nice ride, but is not epic
WAY TOO ROCKY.
ALOT BETTER TRAILS OUT THERE THEN THAT
All depends what you like riding. We like a mix of everything.