Colorado's most EPIC OHV trail? | Can Am 6x6 UTV on Holy Cross Trail | Northern lite full-time camp
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- Опубліковано 12 лис 2022
- Colorado overland trip part 3! Zeda and I make our way out of Taylor park, CO and head towards Leadville to have a go at one of Colorado's most iconic and difficult OHV trails in the state. Along the way, I was fortunate enough to hang out with some really nice folks on their annual trip to the area and was very fortunate to have that happen! This trail is no joke. It's the first trail I've ever been on where a spotter is practically mandatory.
Alright the 6x6 definitely exceeds manufacturer expectations! This should be sent to their marketing department! Great video as usual❤
I wish. I’m small potatoes in the world of can am.
Note: not sure why my video ended without the last guy getting down. For some reason, the last 2 minutes of this video was clipped off.
See y’all on the next one !
I know some billy goats that wouldn't dare trek up that trail! lol You da man with the 6x6 keeping up with those big Jeeps...slayed it!!!
Thanks, although there were definitely some lines and obstacles that are beyond the capabilities of this machine. Cleveland rock could possibly be done if I had a front locker, some sticky tires, and not caring if I total my UTV or not. That rock was no joke!
Great video Bud. Thanks you for dragging me along to a place I’d probably never dream of going! Thanks!
My pleasure, bill. Glad you enjoyed it.
Looks like scary fun, Zeda was saying NEVER again!!!
She loves riding with me! 😂. Been riding since she was a pup. She’s a full on throttle jockey!
I've said it in a previous video you posted.. Those tires are killing the 6x6! The 6x6 will walk all over that trail with no winch out with the right tires.
I’d love to get some stickies like rockzillas, but I live in Montana and there aren’t really any technical trails to justify the softer compound tires. That plus I use this UTV for work a lot and put on a ton of miles. I’ve only had this machine for about a year and currently have about 2800 miles on it!
The other issue I do find with this particular setup is I usually have enough traction, but I high center. Or the “grind it til you find it” visco lok doesn’t engage properly….which, as you can see multiple times in this vid. If I had a proper front locker, this rig would be much more off-road worthy. Thanks for watching !
Cool vid. Been there in my International Scout. Really puts a rig to the test. There's a reason the sign at the bottom suggests 35" tires.
Ya no joke. I would have faired a bit better with 32s but then I’d have to re-gear. I’m working on possibly getting a long travel suspension built for it and hopefully be rolling on 33-34s eventually. That and a real front dif lock instead of the “grind em til u find em” visco lok garbage.
Good job staying on target! The short beard is looking good on you. Those trails.....or lack there of... were insane. Just watching makes my wallet hurt. Stay well!
Thanks! I think I shrunk a head size as well so that help 😆
Taylor park!! That area is a hard place to leave/ great jeepin/ thanks for sharing the video
Thanks man! I really loved that area. So many fun people to meet up and hang out with. Definitely need to bring my dirtbike next time tho. That place had some epic singletrack.
Amazing footage
Hi Vic, We have really been enjoying your content. Would you please tell me where you got those mud flaps?
Thanks! The mud flaps on my truck or on my can am? For the can am, they’re OEM accessories from can am. As far as my truck, the guy I bought my torklift fastguns from put them on himself. Pretty sure they are just plain oversized mudflaps and he welded a square bar on, then attached the mud flaps to the bar. Really helps keep road grime/mud from hitting the underside of the camper and the trailer!
@@downbytheriver501 Thank you Vic! I thought they were custom,as I could not find anything just quite like it aftermarket. We need something like that to kepp the dirt down. It would also do well in protecting the trailer.. The back of our camper gets pretty dirty and this would really help with that.
@@itinertantparishioner8092 you’re welcome ☺️
Edge of your seat kinda stuff, but seriously, WHY? This has got to be the most expensive hobby/sport ever, and probably why we have roads. I really don't get it, but I'm glad you do Vic and it looked like you had a great time. Not sure about Zeda, heard her whining, or maybe she was cheering! That's some scary stuff for sure, don't think I could do it.
Because life is finite and you can’t take your money with you 😉
Besides that, it’s fun as heck! And yeah, Zeda is a drama queen and doesn’t like when I leave her in the UTV to go out and film. German shepherds are the original drama queens 😆
Hey man, I've been trying to get a hold of you to see if you want to join us again this year. Jim gave me your number but I guess it must be wrong cause I didn't hear back. Tell me how I can get ahold of you so we can get you an invite.
Dang it! I just saw this reply today that sucks. Has a blast riding with y’all and would love to meet up again.
Email me at vicdownbytheriver@yahoo.com and we’ll exchange digits.
@@downbytheriver501hey man check your email
Looks like a lot of expensive repairs.
Drove this UTV 2600 miles so far. Only repairs needed (before this trail) was new ball joints in front! Not too shabby!
@@downbytheriver501 keep up that kind of off road travel and it may change.
@@Retired-nohurry oh it certainly will! It’s all part of the sport. Gotta pay to play ya know 😉