Slick & Slimy SXS Trail Riding - Polaris RZR + Can-Am Maverick UTV's Off-Roading in the Forest
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2016
- Slick muddy trails always make for some good SXS carnage! Help support the Channel by using our affiliate link anytime you shop at Rocky Mountain ATV MC: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/l/... A small commission from each sale goes back to the channel! Need OEM or aftermarket parts? Check them out first! Check out the Polaris RZR and Can-Am Maverick UTV's getting abused and pushed to their breaking point off-road on the trails!! Please don't forget to Subscribe & hit the "Like" button if you enjoy the videos! Who do you think dominated this round? Leave a comment below and let us know what you think!! As always, thanks for watching and stay tuned for more trail riding action!!
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The SXS Line Up in this Video Includes:
2016 - Polaris RZR XP 1000 Highlifter Edition - Orange and Black
2015 - Polaris RZR XP 1000 - White Lightning
2015 - Can-Am Maverick 1000 - Black and Yellow
2015 - Polaris Ranger XP 1000 - Black
2014 - Polaris RZR XP 1000 - Titanium Matte Metallic
2014 - Polaris RZR XP1000
2014 - Can-Am Maverick Max 1000
2013 - Polaris RZR 800 - Black
2013 - Polaris RZR 800 Trail - Black and Orange
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6 years later n thus is still my favorite channel
Thanks Chad! It means a lot to hear that from you. You made my day man.
Love those Can-Ams
Another great video that I've watched for the 3rd time. Can't get enough of your videos. I think you are the king of side by side videos.
How can you not love the Polaris Razor 800? I never had one but love the sound and just watching that machine and how capable it is is amazing.
THUMBS UP if you think POLARIS Dominated this ride!
Especially the old powered 800's!!!
Which still actually do really well!
AdrenalineJunkieProd Polaris 1000 ranger
i sent you a message. I have a couple questions. If you have time please reply. Thanks
just getting into off-roading and stumbled across you're videos. I love them you guys get along great and have a blast. keep up the great videos. My wife and I are 57 yrs. old and just purchased a 1000 high lifter. Looking forward to hitting Turkey Bay this month and hitting some mud.
Hey man, I found you a couple of months ago & love your stuff. Have been waiting for you to put something new up. Really enjoyed that one. My wife & I bought a 4-wheeler last year & decided to get a sxs after riding with so many of them.. After watching alot of your videos, we decided to get the RZR. About a month ago we bought a new 2016 1000 Highlifter & freaking love it. Thanks for your input & helping to decide what to get. I have been trying to show some cool stuff of us riding. Thanks so much for what you do on here.....Jason
Hey Jason, I'm glad you enjoy the videos and I'm glad the videos helped you decide which machine was right for you. The High Lifter Edition RZR's are wicked machines. One of my biggest goals in making these videos has always been to show people how these machines function in the real world in an unbiased manner. Comments like yours make creating these videos worth all the effort it takes. Thanks for the support and kind comments, I hope you and your wife have a lot of great times in your new RZR! Make sure to drop me a comment in the future, the comments are my favourite part of UA-cam. I love interacting with other like minded people who enjoy this awesome lifestyle. Stay tuned, more videos on the way!
I love all your vid. Keep up,the great job
you guys have some amazing places to ride! nothing like that here in south Georgia. I think I need to move north!
Hey BlackSmith, we are lucky to have some good riding but I'm sure you boys have some great riding too. Most of the riding we do is on private property, not really any off-road parks around here like there is in the United States.
great video. looks like fun. my husband just bought a new can am 1000 turbo. he is loving it.
Excellent producing. Very well edited to keep interest high without the all too common needless talking that guys seem compelled to “share”. I am new to the community just bought a 2019 Can Am Maverick Sport 1000R DPS. Keep up the outstanding work.
Thanks Roy! Glad you enjoyed the video. This video is from 2016, check out some of the newer content too! The Commander DPS is a great machine. We have one in our crew right now, it does really well.
Awesome vid guys , thanks .
Y'all have some great videos.
That's what they call a slow roll. Lol. Nice job Dave.
I love it. Great Vid.
Great camera work!
Keep it up! Very entertaining!!
Thanks Drdantdc, glad you enjoyed teh video!!
I am a RZR fan but that Can-Am 4 seater does a mighty fine job.
It really does, we call it the magic school bus when we are out on the trail, lol. The four seaters can go down some nasty steep drops that the 2 seaters are just too short for.
marvelous ride.
Always a good time out on the trail! Thanks for watching.
Sometimes I think it would be nice to have something bigger than my 50" 570 RZR. And then I watch video's like this where a 50" 800 goes basically the same places all the larger machines go. lol Great video and good job filming. I know its a lot of work to put together a good video, but yours always come out good and i really like the terrain. Thanks for posting
Thanks a lot, it is a lot of work but comments like yours make it all worth it! As for the 800's going everywhere the larger machines go... I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'm a firm believer that the biggest factor in how reliable a machine is and where it will go is the driver. The 800's are super capable machines on the trail, they get eaten on high speed stuff by the bigger machines as they lack a little bit of top end but the trail is their domain. I think all the models have pros and cons. There's no doubt a 50 inch RZR can go a lot more places in tight bush than a 64 inch or wider machine. It gets pretty tight in certain areas for the full sized machines and the 50 inchers really shine there. The key is to be happy with what you have and to exploit the strengths of the machine. Sometimes I see people making comments that I'm biased to RZR XP's but the fact is I really like all the SXS's out there. I don't really have much of a brand bias, I call the shots like they are. My favourite rides are always the ones with the biggest mix of machines. Its awesome to see the various machines go head to head. I've seen 800 RZR's go places in 2wd that a 1000XP couldn't get through in 4X4. That's the beauty of off-roading, the trail is constantly evolving and no two passes are ever the same. Thanks again for watching and leaving a comment!
I totally agree. Driver skill is what its all about too. I've ridden with a lot of 1000's etc with my 570 and never had an issue going where they went. I have to go a lot slower in the rocky stuff, and I may have to pick a different line sometimes, but that is sometimes a good thing. I've also been through tight squeezes that gave the big ones fits. haha The #1 thing is to have fun. I also like to see all the manufacturers fighting to be top dog because that is a win for us as consumers, lots of variety!
wow, great trails, great machines and really great maneuvering! it`s all about how the traction hooks up, isn`t it? speed and approach play a big part, but, if the knobbies ain`t grabbing ground then you ain`t goin` nowhere... thanks, subbed, oh and good job with the cams!
Thanks Papa! Stoked you enjoyed the video. Ya, momentum is often your friend and picking the right line is the difference between makin it look easy and not makin it at all! lol. Thanks for subscribing!
Nice video guys!!!
Thanks Marc!
GREAT SHOW
That's the goal! I'm glad we succeeded! Thanks for watching.
looks like a lot of fun
That's putting it conservatively, but yes, lol.
That looks like a blast
Sooo much fun!!
If any of these owned the trails its the CanAm 4 seater. That thing is a tank!
Another great vid guys! You inspired me to buy a Maverick X DS. How does Jake have those gas cans mounted?
Thanks for watching! Please check out the Channel for more videos and don't forget to "Like" and subscribe, it really helps out! If you enjoy the videos please be sure to leave a comment, I love hearing everyone's opinions and do my best to respond to all comments! Thanks for all of the support over the years!!! Stay tuned, more videos on the way!
AdrenalineJunkieProd what tires does the rzr 1000 have on it? looking to get new ones and i like those!
AdrenalineJunkieProd just to clarify the one at 4:23 because i see there are 2 of them.
Hey SILVERADO185, the Orange and Black RZR XP 1000 at 4:23 is running 30 inch SuperATV Terminator's. They are a pretty aggressive tire and they do pretty well in this type of terrain when its slick out. They don't grip super well on hard packed dirt like some of the hill climbs in this video when its really dry. All around they are a pretty good tire, a bunch of the guys we ride with love them but they tend to help break things if you spin them too hard and then all of a sudden a tire grabs grip, like a tree root. They are also pretty heavy and when the big lugs bite they bite pretty hard which sometimes leads to other parts not liking it. These aren't really negatives, just something to keep in mind. Realistically most these traits would apply to just about any aggressive off-road tire. The other RZR XP, the white one, has 30 inch ITP Black Water Evolution's, which are also excellent tires. I prefer them of the Terminators, but it depends on what you ride.
AdrenalineJunkieProd thankd for the info. im trying to find a more aggressive trail tire so that i can go through mud better if i find it. the bighorns dont work the greatest for that and i usually get stuck. lol
If that's what you're after then the ITP Black Water Evolution is an awesome trail tire. Everyone is loving them.
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Loved the POV shots from 13:40 - 14:15. Great work as always.
Thanks! Should have some new camera gear arriving shortly, hopefully I'll be able to get some more interesting camera angles and change it up a bit more. Glad you enjoyed the video.
THUMBS UP if you think CAN-AM Dominated this ride!
AdrenalineJunkieProd we're are you guys located?
Hey RG, we are located in Southern Ontario, Canada.
Where abouts are you located Ray? What do you ride?
What do you think would be better for this type of riding but with a lot of wet rock and rock terrain. Me and my husband are from Ohio and ride wellsville a lot and have a camp in yellow creek. We are stuck between the Maxxis Carnivore or the Sti Roctane xd. Both seem to be great tires but just looking for an opinion Adrenalinejunkieprod
Looks awesome! Every group gotta have the one dick that has to drive with the damn light bars on. In the middle of the day!
Lol, when you spend all that money on lights I guess you want to use them. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Great job on the video's! What part of Ontario do you guys/gals ride in?
just read on other comments...you say Southern....Niagara Region? Also, noticed that most of you ride without helmets....
Hey Trevor, not too far from Niagara Region. These trails in the video are on private property just outside of London, Ontario.
whoever owns the squeaky can am needs to grease it
woofman hard to grease brakes
Polaris
Love the videos does any of the can am guys run the low range sport mod?
Hey Hunter, I believe one or two of the guys do. The only one in this video that may have been running it would have been the Bigger 4 seater on ITP BlackWater Evolution Tires. But I'm not 100% sure if he has it in this Maverick as he has a two seater and a four seater. If you want me to ask let me know and I'll inquire for you. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoy the videos!
I've been watching you guys for a year now. Saw 4 seat 900 and 4 seat mavericks. I'm interested in a 4 seat razor 1000. Anyone in the group looking at getting one. Your terrain looks to be close to mine here in southern West Virginia USA. Would love to see them preform on your channel.
Hey cub8314. No one in the group has one yet. One of the guys has been thinking about getting one. I'd assume it performs great. The Maverick 4 seater and the RZR 900 4 seater perform awesome on our trails so I can only guess the RZR 1000 4 seater is even better. A bunch of us have been talking about planning a trip out to West Virginia to ride the Hatfield and McCoy trail system. I drive through West Virginia on a semi regular basis as I have family down south and my route takes me right through West Virginia. Its one of my favourite states, you guys have some beautiful terrain out that way! Thanks for watching, maybe if we make it down that way in the future you can join us ot on the trails.
around the 20 minute mark the red high lifter gets stuck in the water. when he gets pulled out does he rev it up in neutral to make sure he didn't take in water?
I figured he was drying out the belt.
I am thinking of buying a set of blackwater evolutions and noticed some of you guys run them. How do they perform? I've heard they ride really rough but if they work well they're probably worth it.
Hey loochbar1. They are a great tire, especially in the type of terrain we ride. Generally they are a great all around tire. I personally don't think they ride very rough. They work well on hard packed dirt and gravel, however, due to all the grip they have they do not drift as nice as a Bighorn does at high speed. As far as in loose dirt and slimy muddy conditions such as some of the hill climbs we do, they have great bite. They track very well on the road, once again, not as smooth as a less aggressive tire but way way smoother than a "mud" type tire. In my opinion, as well as, many of the opinions I've heard from my buddies running them they are probably one of the best all around tires currently available. I'd easily rank them in the top 5. Everyone who is running them is very pleased with them so far and they recommend them to everyone. They are quickly becoming the go to tire for our riding style as they really perform well all around. ITP makes an excellent tire and they really raised the bar even higher with this model. Keep in mind they are quite a few pounds heavier than a Bighorn type tire, but by no means are they super heavy like a Silverback or a Black Mamba. They are a true all terrain tire.
id say the canned hams dominated that ride for sure. with the most domination to dalghetto. lol
lol, RZR Dave never disappoints ;)
Great vid botha. Where's the Yammy?
Thanks man! Yammy wasn't out for this ride. I think its still under the knife from the last clutch failure.
AdrenalineJunkieProd They still need a few years to settle those clutch problems in manufacturing, that's just my opinion
I agree Bryan, there is no doubt its a good machine in certain aspects and for certain applications but I do think they still have some bugs to work out. Every manufacturer goes through the same growing pains, it takes time to develop a solid all around machine.
Indeed
Nice place to ride there
Thanks Morbidslaugh, we are lucky to have some land like this to enjoy. Makes owning a machine like this really worth it.
Where is this at geographically? PNW, Canada...TN?
I want to get a rzr but I hear allot of mixed reviews on there reliability. allot of ppl tell me to rather go with a teryx because supposedly they never break down. any thoughts or suggestions is greatly appreciated as this is no cheap purchase
Hey Michael Robbins, you will always get a lot of mixed opinions when brand loyalty, or more like brand bias come into play. The Teryx, RZR and Maverick are all great. The major question is, what do you want out of your machine and how will you generally be using it? If you watch a few of my other videos and spend some time reading through the comments you'll find this topic discussed quite a few times. I think you can find some valuable info in previous comments as the questions were very similar to yours. My opinion is still set on the RZR platform and that is what I recommend. As far as best all around machine on the market right now I would say it is the Polaris RZR XP 1000. The non-turbo model. I think that's the best bang for your buck on a proven machine with a huge aftermarket and great warranty support. Aside from the first question the second obvious one is, what's your budget? If your budget allows you to play then you can alter your selections a bit more. Hope that gets you started. Let me know how things go and what you decide to do or if you have more questions. I'm always interested to hear what machine people choose to purchase. A big reason I make these videos is to give people an idea of how the various machines all perform in the real world. Thanks for watching and commenting Michael.
Jose Merejo
What's the size of those rzrs?
Are there many stock buggies
You guys get many polaris rangers on your rides how do they fair. I just bought one and put some 27" mud bugs on it?
lee Stone how are you liking your ranger I'm planning on getting a highlighter ranger
what size terminators is the guy running on the black xp1k and does he have a lift? TIA.
Hey Jeremy, the black and orange RZR XP 1000 is running 30X10X14 SuperATV Terminators I believe. The RZR in question has a High Lifter 3-5 inch bracket lift installed that is set to around 4 inches. However, you should be able to clear a 30 inch tire on a RZR XP 1000 without any lift. I'm pretty sure you can fit up to a 32 without needing a lift.
Thanks a lot, keep making great videos!!!
No problem, thanks for watching man!
How did you guys mount your go pros
Hey man. I mount in many various ways. Depends what I am after. You honestly need to mess around and see what works for you.
adrenalinejunkieprod Wat's the best mud tires in ur opinion
Hey beginner moto. It depends, there are a few other variables to consider, asking what "the best" mud is, is a loaded question. What kind of mud riding? Mud pit or mud bog racing? Thick clay like mud or deep watery stuff? Muddy trails? Skeg? Generally if you are looking for a tire to perform in deep mud you can't go wrong with an High Lifter Outlaw or a Gorilla Silverback. I would lean more towards the High Lifter Outlaw series. If you want more of a trail tire the SuperATV Terminators seem to perform well on loose and muddy trails like some of the ones in the video and are more budget oriented. There are a lot of choices and options. Once you set a budget and tire size you need to think about how you will use the tires and the style of riding you tend to do. Hope that helps a little. Thanks for watching!
honda 700 3 seat
Did you buy the property for this specifically or do you use it for mainly something else?
Hey Bryan, the properties we ride on are owned by a few guys in the group and then we have permission from many of the adjacent land owners to ride on their parts. There are certain times of the year during hunting season where we are asked to stay off the trails as many of the other land owners use this bush predominately for hunting purposes. The main trail has been in use here for over 30 years as a few guys in the group grew up in the area and have been riding and building these trails since they were kids. The ravines we ride in are the low laying parts of farming properties as this is a rural community. These trails stretch over hundreds of acres and we are also adding new sections.
Nice, well it is all beautiful land
Ya it really is, we are lucky to have land like this at our disposal.
Aaron
ATV or a utv I don't know which one to get
Bro, you're a millionaire, your wealthy. Get both! lol. Depends what you want to do, I prefer the UTV game, but I still love riding an ATV. An ATV is a completely different beast. I know a handful of people that have no interest in trading their ATV's for a SXS and I know a ton of people who would never want to go back to an ATV after getting a UTV. It's a hard question to answer.
the little 900 looked tiny compared to the 1000s
Its because those two little machines are actually 800's!! But ya, they do look tiny when you park them next to a 1000XP. That black 800 RZR in the video has a 6 inch SuperATV lift kit on it with 30's and the other Black and Orange RZR 800 also has a bracket lift and a widening kit from SuperATV on it. If they were stock they would be really really tiny, lol.
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I'm up in Sudbury and would really like to hook up with you guys on one ofyour rides if you would have me. I'm a Can Am guy lolRon
Hey Ron, ya I'm sure you could join us for a ride some time in the future. If you send me an e-mail through UA-cam we can exchange contact information and when we plan our next bigger group ride maybe you could join us. We love having new people hit the trails with us.
Dude what happened to the studs that you put in your tires, and how is it working. Not a word about it since you did it, come on man
lol, well first of all... this video you are commenting on is from 5 years ago so you won't find any updates here, LOL. They work awesome. You can see them in action in some of the newer uploaded. They work badass. I was super happy with them and will run them again for sure.
Where do you guys ride
Hey Andrew, we mostly ride in Southern Ontario, Canada. Most of the group is located between the Hamilton and London areas. Where are you located?
where is this?
Hey Manolo, this is in Southern Ontario, Canada.
Could you go any slower?
Not all our rides are about making record time and ripping through the trail as fast as we can. Often when we get together for a trail ride its an all day event. We hang out, ride, have a BBQ and just enjoy the outdoors and our company. Certain days we ride harder than others, this turned out to be a slower paced ride but still a lot of fun. There are a lot of variables that impact how a ride turns out. Sometimes the trail conditions dictate a lot, sometimes its just peoples moods. Stay tuned, I've got some higher paced videos in the works. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
Anybody in that group getting an x3?
There are a few die hard Can-Am guys in our group so I'm sure its only a matter of time until one appears. I can't wait to see a Can-Am X3 in action here!
On this type of terrain I agree. Out of the box it should do way better. I recently got a chance to see one in person and it looks like a mean machine! I can't wait to see it in action on the trail.
Ya Ray, no doubt in my mind there. The YXZ is definitely not a technical trail machine or a crawler. I think the X3 is gonna do great. Now I just need to figure out a way to get myself into a new Turbo RZR this spring and we can make some great videos, lol.
Nothing's slimmy about these trails man come on...
the noise in the cab is unbearable.you have to scream to have a conversation!!!!
Its not too bad, especially if you have a stock exhaust. At higher rates of speed you get a lot of tire and wind noise but just cruising down the trail its not too hard to communicate. Its far from "unbearable" you should hear my race car inside, lol.
can am is junk!!!!!!!
Aaron
where is this?
Hey Jaron, this video was shot in Southern Ontario, Canada.