Ya his brother came up with that one lol. I had 30in crawlers on mine originally. I don’t notice much of a difference. I like giving Derek a hard time tho 🤣
This was fun to watch, brought back some great memories. We first went to Coal Creek, back in early 2002 from Michigan. We parked our motorhome in the lot, right where the general store is. There was nothing but a gravel lot, and the church. I went 30 times altogether and put 8000 miles on my machines. First was a Scrambler, I broke the frame on it, not jumping it but by racing up the back of the mountain across those rocks.. WHEEEEEE!! Most of my miles was on my Polaris Predator. It was an awesome challenge learning how to ride that terrain on it. At the time, only the land on the parking lot side of 116 was mapped. Once we had ridden all that, we ventured to the other side. We rode everything. Trail 12 was always fun, along with 16 and 18. I even rode down trail 14. OMG! lol When we were finished going there, we were 50 miles from the parking lot, riding new trails. It was some of the most fun I've ever had. Myself, my son and my parents had an absolute blast. There was nothing ever like the first trip up the pavement, to the windmills. It always felt like home. We met some awesome people there. Manual Tinker lived right down the road, we used to get water from him and we'd keep the atvs there til we came back. There were some fine people in the club, Rinkidink, Bo Bean, Herb and our buddies Wayne and Toby. Haven't been since 2005, looks like it's still a lot like it was. Thanks for this video!!
System 3 wheels on 32in carnivores. Highlifter forward A-Arms. High clearance radius rods. Aftermarket skid plate. Rhino 2.0 axels. I’m sure there’s more. We’re going to make a video and do a walk around of each rig. It’s a pretty tough machine.
The best take away from this video "land dolphin" lol.
All y'all are cheating , I'm on 30.6 lol.
Ya his brother came up with that one lol. I had 30in crawlers on mine originally. I don’t notice much of a difference. I like giving Derek a hard time tho 🤣
Good Times! The Ole Ginny Leading the pack.
What’s the tire psi on yours front and back
I usually keep them 8-10 pounds.
This was fun to watch, brought back some great memories. We first went to Coal Creek, back in early 2002 from Michigan. We parked our motorhome in the lot, right where the general store is. There was nothing but a gravel lot, and the church. I went 30 times altogether and put 8000 miles on my machines. First was a Scrambler, I broke the frame on it, not jumping it but by racing up the back of the mountain across those rocks.. WHEEEEEE!! Most of my miles was on my Polaris Predator. It was an awesome challenge learning how to ride that terrain on it. At the time, only the land on the parking lot side of 116 was mapped. Once we had ridden all that, we ventured to the other side. We rode everything. Trail 12 was always fun, along with 16 and 18. I even rode down trail 14. OMG! lol When we were finished going there, we were 50 miles from the parking lot, riding new trails. It was some of the most fun I've ever had. Myself, my son and my parents had an absolute blast. There was nothing ever like the first trip up the pavement, to the windmills. It always felt like home. We met some awesome people there. Manual Tinker lived right down the road, we used to get water from him and we'd keep the atvs there til we came back. There were some fine people in the club, Rinkidink, Bo Bean, Herb and our buddies Wayne and Toby. Haven't been since 2005, looks like it's still a lot like it was. Thanks for this video!!
Thanks for watching! This is where we ride for the most part and it never gets old. We just enjoy being out there.
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Nice video. Did you used a map or gps ? Thanks
We use lifetime trail maps.
How is the General set-up?
System 3 wheels on 32in carnivores.
Highlifter forward A-Arms. High clearance radius rods. Aftermarket skid plate. Rhino 2.0 axels. I’m sure there’s more. We’re going to make a video and do a walk around of each rig. It’s a pretty tough machine.