I’m getting my daughter one in about 3 weeks for her birthday I love the rzr 200 content she made me laugh so much I kept telling my wife my daughter would be saying the same stuff I can’t wait to get her machine
@@budgetridesoff-road Way to go dad!! I have no regrets purchasing this machine. The joy and memories it will bring are priceless. This is what parenting is all about, making positive memories that last a lifetime. It's a great little starter machine. They have a few little issues and bugs but come on... it's a Polaris RZR after all, recalls are included free of charge 😂 I bet your daughter is going to be just as happy as mine!
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd I sure hope so and I think she will be I can’t wait to see what all u guys do with your build hopefully I can make some content of my own to compare between the 2 channels
Evelina, you are doing so great! Julian you are the kind of father I had, teaching them young! I lost my Dad when I was 27 and part of why I love the trails and ride on his honor. I was like 3 working with him, handing tools to him. This is what memories are made of!
Thanks Gayle. Im happy to hear you have such fond memories of your dad even though you lost him so early. I hope too my daughter looks back on these times with a big smile on her face. When we are all done with our time here we can ride together in paradise. I heard in heaven the trails are beautiful and you never need to pay for repairs 😆
I had a smile the whole time. That is so great that she is learning this stuff so young. As you said, anyone that disagrees with it should remember that 30 years ago we didn't have a screen in our hands 24/7. We got outside and got motor skills, adaptive skills, cognitive skills, mechanical skills and so much more from being active and honestly, doing things that are considered "dangerous" by our Purelled and bubble foam wrapped society today. Good for you man for raising your girl right. It will serve her well down the road! Keep up the good work!
Thanks man. I agree with everything you said, which is why you see me doing what I’m doing. Kids need all the help they can get these days to learn to use their brains. Critical thinking and problem solving are the most important skills a person can have in life. My goal is to teach my kids how to think for themselves. I know the majority of people here will agree with us man.
Great video. Your daughter was so excited. If anything the tires will teach her a bit of throttle control to keep the tires from spinning and losing traction. She's been doing a great job so far though. Another adrenaline junkie in the family. Family fun outside and enjoying life.
Thanks! She absolutely loves rippin around in the RZR. I wish I could of had something like that at her age. I agree, it will help her understand traction and throttle control better. Once things thaw up a bit the tires will hook up great. When she gets more experience and gets a better handle on the machine I'll upgrade the clutching and it will really wake it up.
Thanks for checking out the video! If you have been following along with the videos and on social media then you know my daughter Evelina got an awesome little RZR 200 for Christmas. She has wanted a SXS for a long time and since I’m obsessed with these machines as many of you are I just had to get her one, lol. As soon as she got it she told me she wants to upgrade it like I upgrade all my machines. She also really enjoys being in the videos and asked me if she could make some of her own videos for Adrenaline Junkie Kids. How could I say no to that? So we made a deal, I told her I’d get her upgrades as long as she agrees to learn how to install them all herself. I also told her that owning the RZR is a big responsibility and it’s her job to take good care of it. That includes, washing it and servicing it. So in addition to her daily chores she said she would do all that. So join along as 8 year old Evelina takes control in some of her own videos and learns some valuable life lessons along the way. I know a lot of you have children and families of your own so I’m sure you can relate to some of the wonderful experiences in this video as well as the upcoming videos she will be taking part in. The #TeamAJP crew has always been family and friend oriented. off-roading is a wonderful hobby full of amazing people. I’m glad I’m able to share these experiences with my family both at home and all of you guys, my extended UA-cam family. If you have kids that enjoy riding make sure you tell them about these videos so they can enjoy some content from the perspective of someone their age. As always, thank you all for your support and see ya in the next video!
That is Awesome man! She'll be a pro for sure in no time👍 I like that you make her do the work too not just the fun part so she learns responsibility & ownership ❤
Thanks, glad you can find the fun in this video. I know it's a bit different then some of the previous content but this is how we all started. You need to start your off-road journey somewhere and this is a great way to do it. Sometimes people are quick to judge or say videos like this are boring but I think that if you really believe that you need to evaluate what is important in life. We all started at the bottom and worked our way up. If we want to train the next generation of riders we need to start them young. It's not all about full sends and carnage, often moments like these are actually much more memorable in the long run.
Thanks! Yes, her hands were a little cold but she didn’t complain. As soon as we were done she put on her gloves and warmed them up. A few minutes later she was sending it wide open in the field! 😊
I was never taking small RZR-s seriously but this one looks good already. Super clean alloys that don't fit everywhere, but they look gooood here. I hope the cab is next to do list. Love to see your kids drive even safer! Great vid as always.
Ya, they really did a good job on this new rzr. I agree about the wheels. They would t suit everything but they really pop on this machine. Totally changed the look and feel of it.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd are they lighter? I was watching the vid on the bus and i didn't want people to hear what I'm doing, so I don't know if you said something about the weight.
@@HerbataSurykata I would say they are quite a bit heavier. The tires are larger with a lot more rubber and they are 8 ply not 6 ply like the stock ones. Power wise not much of a difference. The machine seems to handle them just fine.
@@HerbataSurykata the biggest thing that makes this machine so timid and “safe” is the very delicate clutching. Once she gets a hang of things I’ll upgrade the clutches and the engine tuning and it really makes these machines snappy and quick. I just need to wait until I know she can handle that. The machine has enough power for what it is. It’s quite narrow and doesn’t have a lot of suspension so with more power it would become very easy to roll over and we want to avoid that as long as possible. I’ll be getting her some 4 point harnesses in a little while but right now they are too hard for her to use safely. I didn’t get a roof or windshield yet because I can’t fit in it with a roof. I’m way too tall and I want to be able to ride with her so I can teach her.
Great little video Julian! I respect your parenting skills with your daughter it's good to teach her responsibility while being nurturing at the same time!..(this is how I tought my boys growing up) as with the tires, I actually really enjoy the skag type tires in my Segway villain they really do hook up excellent in mud and snow versus the bighorn type tread..! If they would make skags in 32s I would buy them over any other tire for general non-specific use conditions....! Looking forward to upcoming videos showing off the XP 1000. That was my initial choice to purchase however, the Segway villain fill in my lap too easily, so I bought it instead and absolutely love it!
Thanks man. Trying to teach her about a lot of different things. Being well rounded makes life easier. She was the one who really showed an interest in the videos and the SXS. I wouldn't make her do anything she doesn't enjoy. She just wants to be part of the team and hang out with daddy. I'm lucky that she loves to spend time with me like this. I dreamed of moments like this for such a long time and I'm super happy I'm in a position where I can provide her with experiences like this. The Villain is a cool machine and it's different. Not many around which is cool. Glad to hear you are enjoying it. I always thought the bighorn type tires were pretty good all around performers. These are probably just the worst conditions possible for this tire.
First I would like to say I enjoy your channel! You ride very different terrain than what I ride in the Rocky mountains, super cool. What you are doing for your daughter is the best. My daughter is 18 and son is 16, they started on dirt bikes at 5 years old just like me with my dad in 1979. My best memories are with my parents camping and riding. We are newer to Rzr riding but in the last 3 years it has been such a joy to ride in the car with my kids and be able to talk on the intercom to coach and chat spending time together. The skills that you learn in the offroad are life long that help in life! Both my kids work on their own rigs in fact my son has found that he can make money maintaining cars in our group since we have a large equipped shop. Keep it up, it goes fast!
Thanks for the thoughtful comment and sharing your experiences Phillip. I’m glad you have so many great memories with your father and your children now. I hope to add many great memories myself. My goal is like yours, to help teach my kids valuable life lessons while spending quality time with family and friends enjoying the great outdoors! Ride safe out there guys!!
Ya, the memories we make together doing this are worth 10X the cost of this machine. It’s going to be a lot of fun looking back at some of these videos in a few years and reminiscing on the good times.
Thanks man!! I don’t even think of her as my step daughter, never really have. To me a father isn’t just the person who takes part in the “act” it’s a lot more than that. She’s had my last name now for a while. It’s kind of funny actually. She was in school going by her previous last name last year still and she said she wanted to go by my last name. School said they can’t really do that so at 7 years old she approached her teacher and said “I self identify as a Jasinski” teacher told the administration and they changed all her paperwork to the name she “self identified” as. When me and my wife heard about it we were blown away, we had nothing to do with it. I felt super proud of her for doing that. Turns out the schools have the option of using a preferred name so legally she was still going by the old last name for formal documents until all her paperwork cleared but they had to refer to her by the name she requested or it’s a form of discrimination… lol.
Really cool, you should plan a trip to a NRRA/Rock Bouncer race this year. They have a youth class using the Polaris 200 and let her race. Last year I think the youngest was 4yrs old lol. You can see it on rock racing tv and the schedule too. Great job man! 👍🏻
Really! That would be awesome. I’ll need to build her an upgraded cage. Looks like it’s time to start training her lol. She would love that. I’ve been wanting to get out to one of those events myself for a long time just to spectate. I’ll try and make it happen this season. What are the best places or events to attend?
Yeah man, the first race is March 1st and 2nd at Windrock. Second race couple weeks later at Wildcat Ky. Might be the closest to you. The schedule is on that UA-cam channel. The last live video 8 minutes long. You can also see the live racing on that channel. Most of them are bone stock that they bought on the way to the race lol. So you wouldn’t have to build a cage but I know you are anyway. Stock cage wouldn’t stop her from racing. They don’t race the same course the bouncers and SxS’s run on. Really awesome deal for the kids. If you go watch some of it, you’ll see what I’m talking about. Would be perfect for her.
@@howarddavis8748 That's the plan. I can't wait until I can hit the trails with the entire family and we are all on our own machines. I'm already excited for the day when I get to get my little boy his first machine.
Julian, it’s great you’re showing her how to work and maintain her SxS instead of just sitting back and letting you do everything. She’ll learn all about how they work and have a skill that she can take with her later in life.
Glad you see the value in it man. By no means am I expecting her to be a mechanic and I won’t force anything on her she’s not interested in. Right now she’s showing a lot of interest in all of this stuff so I want to encourage her to learn about it. Kids learn really quick when they are truly interested in a topic.
I bought my kids a RZR 170 years ago and watching them learn to drive was the best part for me. They drive sxs and tractors now. I agree with you, start them young!
So cool to see I got my daughter back in the 80s her first Artic Cat Kitty Kat Snowmobile and the first time she got on at almost 3 she whiskey throttled it and I held onto the handle bar and she must have spun me around ten times the more me and her Mom laughed the more she didn't want to stop. She would go around in circles and donuts just making me dizzy and then in the spring I got her a Suzuki 50 4-wheeler and the same she just loved to ride I think I replaced the mailbox a half a Dozen times until she got better and of course she needed a bigger of everything and are family still Ride I Ride I Ride a2011Yamaha R6 as Daily. My son started at 3 years as well Five years later and boy has the toys gotten way cooler. I remember Katelyn get a power wheel jeep safari to give her some practice. So thanks for letting me Remember and Feel So warm inside and teaching our children to work and the learning skills that We are Building with are Children is Wonderful. She can Fix her own Flats tires as well. I wanted to say if you deflate the rear tire Pressure those tires will work so much better. Thanks Ride Safe and Be Well. God Bless You All. Thanks Dale
LOL! Ya, I bet she would love to take over. Maybe I could just focus on riding and she can edit the videos... is that child labor? 😂 I'm happy she wanted one and enjoys it. I'm lucky that I can provide her with an experience like this. I have just as much fun watching her drive this thing as she has driving it.
I had a 450 Grizzly which is a smaller quad of course and replaced the stock tires with a big horn knockoff - stayed at original of 25". Destroyed the ride quality. I noticed they were a load range H (I think) which is like for a large SxS...super stiff. Also they were really hard and would slide around more. I went back to original tires and sold the knockoffs on CL. I think once it gets warm and trails dry out, those tires will be very rough ride.
It won't be long and she'll be ready for Hogs back 2.0 She's doing great and looks to be having a ball. Doesn't get any better than watching the kiddos getting interested in having fun outdoors.
It’s an awesome little machine, I’m sure she would love it. If you look around you may be able to find a used one. I got this one from a local dealership and it was a trade in with only like 60ish miles on it.
You know in a way it is sad yet funny that you have to explain yourself on why you bought your little girl a side by side and then have to explain how you feel it is the right thing to do. Now if anyone ask I am 18 and that is my story and I am sticking to it. So for some reason a lot of people will scream how it is unsafe or dangerous for a parent to let their child ride an atv or utv at that age, One that side by side is made for that little Angel for her to learn and have fun. 2 in the 90's they had little snowmobiles made for little kids to be able to ride with their parents and not one person thought or felt that was wrong. When I was 12 years old I was driving an old ford 4x4 truck on the roads and hauling wood. I was also cutting and splitting wood and stacking wood. Back when I was a child(not long ago) we did not have ATV's and UTV's I think I saw and had my first 3 wheeler in the 80's. Today 90% of the kids don't want to leave their bedroom they want to sit and play video games or play on their computers. I know guys that are in their 30's that don't want to work have no willingness to go look for a job. Most just stay at home with their parents and live off their parents. They don't have the need for a job knowing their mom and dad is going to pay for their car pay for it to be fixed and pay for their needs. not to mention they don't have to buy food or pay rent. This Angel is learning how to have fun with her parents and learning safety as well. She is learning no matter what to show respect for the Side by Side and will be learning to respect all of the places she rides. She will learn over time how it is important for her to do the right things so no one gets hurt. You Sir have my respect for giving her the chance not many kids ever got. Trust me I remember things I was doing at her age and I am sure she will remember all she is doing with you as well.
Thanks Dane. I'm glad we see eye to eye. I agree with everything you said and can also relate to just about all of it myself. We live in a world full of snowflakes now. Everyone is so fragile but this overprotective society causes a lot more harm than good. I'm sure most people here will agree with our way of thinking too. We need to teach kids respect, we need to teach them critical thinking and problem solving. We need to raise well rounded individuals not a bunch of lemmings. I want to teach my kids how to think for themselves. Anyone that says an activity or hobby like this doesn't teach you transferable life skills is likely part of the bigger problem. I think that anything you can do to get your kids outside and learning about all the wonderful things in the world is a good thing. There is nothing wrong with technology, I love technology. I've loved computers since I was her age and it's a big reason I am able to do what I do today. However, life is about balance and moderation. I know that we will be looking back on these days with a smile on our faces for many years to come. The memories we are making together here are priceless. I'm lucky I can provide my daughter with such experiences and I want to make sure she learns how to value things like this so that one day she too can pass some of these lessons along. I appreciate your thoughtful and well composed comment.
Maybe you can try a couple of sand bags in the back. The weight might help her a little just like driving a half ton in the snow without weight in the back. Glad to she happy and energetic to learn and have fun with it.
That’s a really good idea actually. We should try that. It’s been raining and mild out last few days so all that snow is about to turn into a bunch of muddy slop unfortunately.
I think with it being so cold the bigger lugged tires just have trouble grabbing the frozen ground. This little machine doesn’t have the wheel speed of a full size SXS. I’m assuming on a full size machine or an ATV these tires would have no issues hooking up. It’s also a much tougher and harder tire carcass then the balloon tires they send them with stock. Once things thaw up a bit they are gonna hook up awesome.
Awesome video. Love how the kids helping out with everything. What are your thoughts on the rzr 200 now 6months after posting this video. debating on getting one for my 5yr kid.
Guess I commented too soon. Do they make offset rims for that machine? If you were able to get an offset like 3 inches it should widen the stance by 6 overall...just a thought. I'm thinking about getting one of these for my grandkids.
Evelina is 8.5 right now. She’s pretty tall for her age. She fits in this machine very well. According to the literature from Polaris these machines are suggested for riders 10+ but I’d consider that a suggestion. There are 20 year olds that shouldn’t drive this thing and 6 year olds that could probably handle it like a champ. In my opinion it’s a great little starter vehicle. It’s setup very safe from the factory and has some cool features built in like an electronic speed limiter and geo fencing.
Nope. Only 2WD. The main point of this vehicle is to teach young riders vehicle control and the basics of how to operate an off-road vehicle. Giving these young inexperienced riders 4WD would only lead to issues. Once the youngsters learn how to handle this machine 100% they are ready to get into a bigger machine and learn the 4WD part of the game.
That 200 is adorable. It's a shame it isn't 4x4 and at least 500cc. The new rims and tires are fire. As for the tires, a neighbour had a Jeep Wrangler with aggressive mud tire. On appearance you would have thought that it would have been awesome in the snow. It wasn't. I think it's safe to say that it was because of the rubber compound not meant for cold temperatures.
So new tires are an inch taller, did you happen to weigh them or notice a difference? We just bought a RZR200 for our grandkids. Looking to upgrade tires and wheels but don't want to hurt the little performance these things have stock. We did get a 12 tooth sprocket but haven't installed it yet. Cool video, love seeing the youngsters getting into the sport
That would help for sure. The reality is this snow is almost gone now since temps are up and its been raining. Soon its gonna be wet and muddy and then these tires will work well.
Not sure if Im a good dad or not but my wife and daughter were rideing her 200 and when they came back my wife comes up to me and says "talk to her" the baby ran up to me, dad, dad, igot this thing up to 35 and we took a jump!" I was really excited for her & responded "did you get air?" I think that was the wrong thing to say looking at my wife looking down & shaking her head, she said lets go & Ill show you! we headed to the jump & sho nuff she got air! my wife stated lated "she is your daughter for sure"
Lmao, I told her she’s gotta say something besides yea 😂 she said she’s gonna work on it 🤣 Ya the tires may be too high if a laid rating for a machine this small. I’ll mess around with them and see if we can improve it or I we need to change them up again.
If they added 4X4 to this thing it would be insane lol. You could get yourself into a lot of trouble with 4X4. Not having it automatically cuts down huge on the bad situations a younger and inexperienced rider can get themselves into.
@AdrenalineJunkieProd Well, yes and no. 4x4 is a double-edged sword. If you drop them together in the same trail, going the same speed. the 4x4 would be safer and give the driver more control. The other side with 4x4, it can get you into a lot more trouble when that extra control is abused.
@@randalsweeting661 I agree with you. However, I think that from the perspective of Polaris the risks outweigh the benefits. You can’t expect youth in this age group to make logical decisions. Especially not when there is adrenaline and excitement involved. Many of them lack the life experience and maturity to weight the risks vs benefits of situations. Heck…. Most grown men struggle with that when they are out riding with friends lol 😂
@@randalsweeting661 I agree. The gap between this and the RZR 570 is quite large. I was already thinking that her next machine would likely be something like an older RZR 570 but its a huge step. I plan on getting her a 4X4 ATV of her own this summer if she is ready for it by then.
@@NCMATTya, worst case scenario we pop a bead. Not a hard fix. It’s been raining for a few days now and it’s quite mild out. It’s gonna be sloppy next time she takes it out lol.
My kid has been riding since he was a baby now he’s 14 went from the Polaris ac 150 to a rzr 900s. He should have no problem driving a car in the future. That little girl is ripping out there😂😂😂😀👏👏👏
THUMBS UP if your KIDS RIDE too!
I’m getting my daughter one in about 3 weeks for her birthday I love the rzr 200 content she made me laugh so much I kept telling my wife my daughter would be saying the same stuff I can’t wait to get her machine
@@budgetridesoff-road Way to go dad!! I have no regrets purchasing this machine. The joy and memories it will bring are priceless. This is what parenting is all about, making positive memories that last a lifetime. It's a great little starter machine. They have a few little issues and bugs but come on... it's a Polaris RZR after all, recalls are included free of charge 😂 I bet your daughter is going to be just as happy as mine!
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd I sure hope so and I think she will be I can’t wait to see what all u guys do with your build hopefully I can make some content of my own to compare between the 2 channels
thats awesome! shes having a blast. i bet she cant wait for spring thaw.
Ya, she’s having more fun than she ever has. So much freedom for a little kid. Ya, I can’t wait to see her when it gets slick and muddy lol
Evelina, you are doing so great! Julian you are the kind of father I had, teaching them young! I lost my Dad when I was 27 and part of why I love the trails and ride on his honor. I was like 3 working with him, handing tools to him. This is what memories are made of!
Thanks Gayle. Im happy to hear you have such fond memories of your dad even though you lost him so early. I hope too my daughter looks back on these times with a big smile on her face. When we are all done with our time here we can ride together in paradise. I heard in heaven the trails are beautiful and you never need to pay for repairs 😆
Most of my camping family have passed and I know they are having a blast riding there now💜
That’s awesome teaching them young
Teach them now and it will pay off later.
She’s having fun and that’s all that’s matters. She’s doing the snow burn outs. Awesome
Fun is the main goal and we are both having loads of it! As for sliding around and getting stuck, that's half the fun of riding in the snow.
That is awesome! Never hurts to teach them early.
I agree. It’s our job as parents to teach them so I figured with the way things are going in the world today my only hope is to start early lol.
So freekin cool, bro. I love it !! Uncle Mike can't wait to walk her up the Dragons Back....
She’s gonna be showing us how it’s done in no time man!
awesome job ,your daughter is going to do very well growing up with toys like that at least she is outside not infront of a computer
I had a smile the whole time. That is so great that she is learning this stuff so young. As you said, anyone that disagrees with it should remember that 30 years ago we didn't have a screen in our hands 24/7. We got outside and got motor skills, adaptive skills, cognitive skills, mechanical skills and so much more from being active and honestly, doing things that are considered "dangerous" by our Purelled and bubble foam wrapped society today. Good for you man for raising your girl right. It will serve her well down the road! Keep up the good work!
Thanks man. I agree with everything you said, which is why you see me doing what I’m doing. Kids need all the help they can get these days to learn to use their brains. Critical thinking and problem solving are the most important skills a person can have in life. My goal is to teach my kids how to think for themselves. I know the majority of people here will agree with us man.
Great video. Your daughter was so excited. If anything the tires will teach her a bit of throttle control to keep the tires from spinning and losing traction. She's been doing a great job so far though. Another adrenaline junkie in the family. Family fun outside and enjoying life.
Thanks! She absolutely loves rippin around in the RZR. I wish I could of had something like that at her age. I agree, it will help her understand traction and throttle control better. Once things thaw up a bit the tires will hook up great. When she gets more experience and gets a better handle on the machine I'll upgrade the clutching and it will really wake it up.
Thanks for checking out the video! If you have been following along with the videos and on social media then you know my daughter Evelina got an awesome little RZR 200 for Christmas. She has wanted a SXS for a long time and since I’m obsessed with these machines as many of you are I just had to get her one, lol. As soon as she got it she told me she wants to upgrade it like I upgrade all my machines. She also really enjoys being in the videos and asked me if she could make some of her own videos for Adrenaline Junkie Kids. How could I say no to that? So we made a deal, I told her I’d get her upgrades as long as she agrees to learn how to install them all herself. I also told her that owning the RZR is a big responsibility and it’s her job to take good care of it. That includes, washing it and servicing it. So in addition to her daily chores she said she would do all that. So join along as 8 year old Evelina takes control in some of her own videos and learns some valuable life lessons along the way. I know a lot of you have children and families of your own so I’m sure you can relate to some of the wonderful experiences in this video as well as the upcoming videos she will be taking part in. The #TeamAJP crew has always been family and friend oriented. off-roading is a wonderful hobby full of amazing people. I’m glad I’m able to share these experiences with my family both at home and all of you guys, my extended UA-cam family. If you have kids that enjoy riding make sure you tell them about these videos so they can enjoy some content from the perspective of someone their age. As always, thank you all for your support and see ya in the next video!
That is Awesome man! She'll be a pro for sure in no time👍 I like that you make her do the work too not just the fun part so she learns responsibility & ownership ❤
That was a fun little video 🤗🤗🤗..... Great to see she's enjoying the ride. The little Razer looks so much better with the new tires.
Thanks, glad you can find the fun in this video. I know it's a bit different then some of the previous content but this is how we all started. You need to start your off-road journey somewhere and this is a great way to do it. Sometimes people are quick to judge or say videos like this are boring but I think that if you really believe that you need to evaluate what is important in life. We all started at the bottom and worked our way up. If we want to train the next generation of riders we need to start them young. It's not all about full sends and carnage, often moments like these are actually much more memorable in the long run.
Teach them young, teach them well! Good job dad! And Power to Evelina for being such a trooper with her cold hands!
Thanks! Yes, her hands were a little cold but she didn’t complain. As soon as we were done she put on her gloves and warmed them up. A few minutes later she was sending it wide open in the field! 😊
That's so awesome, I love her enthusiasm and how excited she is! Good stuff keep it coming!
Thanks man. I’ve been watching you do the same thing for years now too.
I was never taking small RZR-s seriously but this one looks good already. Super clean alloys that don't fit everywhere, but they look gooood here. I hope the cab is next to do list. Love to see your kids drive even safer! Great vid as always.
Ya, they really did a good job on this new rzr. I agree about the wheels. They would t suit everything but they really pop on this machine. Totally changed the look and feel of it.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd are they lighter? I was watching the vid on the bus and i didn't want people to hear what I'm doing, so I don't know if you said something about the weight.
@@HerbataSurykata I would say they are quite a bit heavier. The tires are larger with a lot more rubber and they are 8 ply not 6 ply like the stock ones. Power wise not much of a difference. The machine seems to handle them just fine.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd good, even small power loss would probably have big effect on this small machine. How about the enclosure?
@@HerbataSurykata the biggest thing that makes this machine so timid and “safe” is the very delicate clutching. Once she gets a hang of things I’ll upgrade the clutches and the engine tuning and it really makes these machines snappy and quick. I just need to wait until I know she can handle that. The machine has enough power for what it is. It’s quite narrow and doesn’t have a lot of suspension so with more power it would become very easy to roll over and we want to avoid that as long as possible. I’ll be getting her some 4 point harnesses in a little while but right now they are too hard for her to use safely. I didn’t get a roof or windshield yet because I can’t fit in it with a roof. I’m way too tall and I want to be able to ride with her so I can teach her.
Great little video Julian! I respect your parenting skills with your daughter it's good to teach her responsibility while being nurturing at the same time!..(this is how I tought my boys growing up) as with the tires, I actually really enjoy the skag type tires in my Segway villain they really do hook up excellent in mud and snow versus the bighorn type tread..! If they would make skags in 32s I would buy them over any other tire for general non-specific use conditions....! Looking forward to upcoming videos showing off the XP 1000. That was my initial choice to purchase however, the Segway villain fill in my lap too easily, so I bought it instead and absolutely love it!
Thanks man. Trying to teach her about a lot of different things. Being well rounded makes life easier. She was the one who really showed an interest in the videos and the SXS. I wouldn't make her do anything she doesn't enjoy. She just wants to be part of the team and hang out with daddy. I'm lucky that she loves to spend time with me like this. I dreamed of moments like this for such a long time and I'm super happy I'm in a position where I can provide her with experiences like this. The Villain is a cool machine and it's different. Not many around which is cool. Glad to hear you are enjoying it. I always thought the bighorn type tires were pretty good all around performers. These are probably just the worst conditions possible for this tire.
Great job man. It's awesome to see another like minded parent!
Thanks. I’m sure there is a lot of use hanging around this channel.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd oh I've been hanging around your channel for years now👍🏻👍🏻
@@LoA.77 appreciate it man! It’s our little slice of UA-cam. Happy to have you here.
First I would like to say I enjoy your channel! You ride very different terrain than what I ride in the Rocky mountains, super cool. What you are doing for your daughter is the best. My daughter is 18 and son is 16, they started on dirt bikes at 5 years old just like me with my dad in 1979. My best memories are with my parents camping and riding. We are newer to Rzr riding but in the last 3 years it has been such a joy to ride in the car with my kids and be able to talk on the intercom to coach and chat spending time together. The skills that you learn in the offroad are life long that help in life! Both my kids work on their own rigs in fact my son has found that he can make money maintaining cars in our group since we have a large equipped shop. Keep it up, it goes fast!
Thanks for the thoughtful comment and sharing your experiences Phillip. I’m glad you have so many great memories with your father and your children now. I hope to add many great memories myself. My goal is like yours, to help teach my kids valuable life lessons while spending quality time with family and friends enjoying the great outdoors! Ride safe out there guys!!
Affordable! What a great father daughter moment. I wish we had video cameras when I was raising my two boys.
Ya, the memories we make together doing this are worth 10X the cost of this machine. It’s going to be a lot of fun looking back at some of these videos in a few years and reminiscing on the good times.
I'm sure you meant to say adorable and you're right!
@@howarddavis8748 Definitely more adorable than affordable, lol. These little RZR's aren't cheap for what you get.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd lol
She’s realy excited! Looking forward to seeing her grow into off-roading.
Ya, she’s super excited. I’m looking forward to watching her evolve as a rider too. Gonna be tons of fun.
Hey Julian good to see you out have fun your step daughter. Awsome to see and she is having a blast with the 200. Cheers buddy.
Thanks man!! I don’t even think of her as my step daughter, never really have. To me a father isn’t just the person who takes part in the “act” it’s a lot more than that. She’s had my last name now for a while. It’s kind of funny actually. She was in school going by her previous last name last year still and she said she wanted to go by my last name. School said they can’t really do that so at 7 years old she approached her teacher and said “I self identify as a Jasinski” teacher told the administration and they changed all her paperwork to the name she “self identified” as. When me and my wife heard about it we were blown away, we had nothing to do with it. I felt super proud of her for doing that. Turns out the schools have the option of using a preferred name so legally she was still going by the old last name for formal documents until all her paperwork cleared but they had to refer to her by the name she requested or it’s a form of discrimination… lol.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd That is great. I am happy for you that. Your going to have to buy a bigger trailer to hall 3 SXS around.
@@bradrichardson9774 lol, ya… that requires a truck upgrade. Not in the budget at the moment. Maybe in the future we can make it happen.
Great job bud
Thanks John!!
Really cool, you should plan a trip to a NRRA/Rock Bouncer race this year. They have a youth class using the Polaris 200 and let her race. Last year I think the youngest was 4yrs old lol. You can see it on rock racing tv and the schedule too. Great job man! 👍🏻
Really! That would be awesome. I’ll need to build her an upgraded cage. Looks like it’s time to start training her lol. She would love that. I’ve been wanting to get out to one of those events myself for a long time just to spectate. I’ll try and make it happen this season. What are the best places or events to attend?
Yeah man, the first race is March 1st and 2nd at Windrock. Second race couple weeks later at Wildcat Ky. Might be the closest to you. The schedule is on that UA-cam channel. The last live video 8 minutes long. You can also see the live racing on that channel. Most of them are bone stock that they bought on the way to the race lol. So you wouldn’t have to build a cage but I know you are anyway. Stock cage wouldn’t stop her from racing. They don’t race the same course the bouncers and SxS’s run on. Really awesome deal for the kids. If you go watch some of it, you’ll see what I’m talking about. Would be perfect for her.
OMG, you're a dad on a mission. What a great video. She really enjoyed that. One day she'll give you a run for your money...lol
Thanks man. I’m enjoying it as much as she is. I bet she’s gonna give me a run for my money way sooner than I expect.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd agreed 👍
Love it! God bless ❤
Thanks! Making a lot of great memories.
Great job Evelina 👍👍. Now my daughter wants one lol.
Ooops, sorry! LOL... Better get the check book out dad.
That's awesome, such a great family sport for so, so many years to come🙂
@@howarddavis8748 That's the plan. I can't wait until I can hit the trails with the entire family and we are all on our own machines. I'm already excited for the day when I get to get my little boy his first machine.
Looks way better. Good job letting her wrench with you and learn, I do the same with my boy 👍
Love how you connected learning to drive with learning how to be out of control to learn how to be in control! Great analogy!
Julian, it’s great you’re showing her how to work and maintain her SxS instead of just sitting back and letting you do everything. She’ll learn all about how they work and have a skill that she can take with her later in life.
Glad you see the value in it man. By no means am I expecting her to be a mechanic and I won’t force anything on her she’s not interested in. Right now she’s showing a lot of interest in all of this stuff so I want to encourage her to learn about it. Kids learn really quick when they are truly interested in a topic.
I bought my kids a RZR 170 years ago and watching them learn to drive was the best part for me. They drive sxs and tractors now. I agree with you, start them young!
So cool to see I got my daughter back in the 80s her first Artic Cat Kitty Kat Snowmobile and the first time she got on at almost 3 she whiskey throttled it and I held onto the handle bar and she must have spun me around ten times the more me and her Mom laughed the more she didn't want to stop. She would go around in circles and donuts just making me dizzy and then in the spring I got her a Suzuki 50 4-wheeler and the same she just loved to ride I think I replaced the mailbox a half a Dozen times until she got better and of course she needed a bigger of everything and are family still Ride I Ride I Ride a2011Yamaha R6 as Daily. My son started at 3 years as well Five years later and boy has the toys gotten way cooler. I remember Katelyn get a power wheel jeep safari to give her some practice. So thanks for letting me Remember and Feel So warm inside and teaching our children to work and the learning skills that We are Building with are Children is Wonderful. She can Fix her own Flats tires as well. I wanted to say if you deflate the rear tire Pressure those tires will work so much better. Thanks Ride Safe and Be Well. God Bless You All. Thanks Dale
Julian! Her spark is awesome! She’s gonna take over your channel here shortly brother! Way to go! Love seeing you make her dreams come true.
LOL! Ya, I bet she would love to take over. Maybe I could just focus on riding and she can edit the videos... is that child labor? 😂 I'm happy she wanted one and enjoys it. I'm lucky that I can provide her with an experience like this. I have just as much fun watching her drive this thing as she has driving it.
Great job Dad!!
Thanks! I might not be able to teach her calculus but I can teach her to ride like a champ, lol 😂
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd 🤣🤣🤣
I had a 450 Grizzly which is a smaller quad of course and replaced the stock tires with a big horn knockoff - stayed at original of 25". Destroyed the ride quality. I noticed they were a load range H (I think) which is like for a large SxS...super stiff. Also they were really hard and would slide around more. I went back to original tires and sold the knockoffs on CL. I think once it gets warm and trails dry out, those tires will be very rough ride.
Good feedback. Appreciate it. If they suck when weather changes I’ll just have to swap them to something else. I guess this is how we learn sometimes.
Great video man - she’s having a blast 💥 figure bye next month she be ready for a 900 lol 😂
lol, I bet she would agree but I don’t think my bank account would 😂
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd lol 😂
Awesome!
Thanks David! She has been having an absolute blast in her new RZR.
It won't be long and she'll be ready for Hogs back 2.0
She's doing great and looks to be having a ball. Doesn't get any better than watching the kiddos getting interested in having fun outdoors.
I really want one of these for my 10 year old.
It’s an awesome little machine, I’m sure she would love it. If you look around you may be able to find a used one. I got this one from a local dealership and it was a trade in with only like 60ish miles on it.
You know in a way it is sad yet funny that you have to explain yourself on why you bought your little girl a side by side and then have to explain how you feel it is the right thing to do. Now if anyone ask I am 18 and that is my story and I am sticking to it. So for some reason a lot of people will scream how it is unsafe or dangerous for a parent to let their child ride an atv or utv at that age, One that side by side is made for that little Angel for her to learn and have fun. 2 in the 90's they had little snowmobiles made for little kids to be able to ride with their parents and not one person thought or felt that was wrong. When I was 12 years old I was driving an old ford 4x4 truck on the roads and hauling wood. I was also cutting and splitting wood and stacking wood.
Back when I was a child(not long ago) we did not have ATV's and UTV's I think I saw and had my first 3 wheeler in the 80's. Today 90% of the kids don't want to leave their bedroom they want to sit and play video games or play on their computers. I know guys that are in their 30's that don't want to work have no willingness to go look for a job. Most just stay at home with their parents and live off their parents. They don't have the need for a job knowing their mom and dad is going to pay for their car pay for it to be fixed and pay for their needs. not to mention they don't have to buy food or pay rent.
This Angel is learning how to have fun with her parents and learning safety as well. She is learning no matter what to show respect for the Side by Side and will be learning to respect all of the places she rides. She will learn over time how it is important for her to do the right things so no one gets hurt. You Sir have my respect for giving her the chance not many kids ever got. Trust me I remember things I was doing at her age and I am sure she will remember all she is doing with you as well.
Thanks Dane. I'm glad we see eye to eye. I agree with everything you said and can also relate to just about all of it myself. We live in a world full of snowflakes now. Everyone is so fragile but this overprotective society causes a lot more harm than good. I'm sure most people here will agree with our way of thinking too. We need to teach kids respect, we need to teach them critical thinking and problem solving. We need to raise well rounded individuals not a bunch of lemmings. I want to teach my kids how to think for themselves. Anyone that says an activity or hobby like this doesn't teach you transferable life skills is likely part of the bigger problem. I think that anything you can do to get your kids outside and learning about all the wonderful things in the world is a good thing. There is nothing wrong with technology, I love technology. I've loved computers since I was her age and it's a big reason I am able to do what I do today. However, life is about balance and moderation. I know that we will be looking back on these days with a smile on our faces for many years to come. The memories we are making together here are priceless. I'm lucky I can provide my daughter with such experiences and I want to make sure she learns how to value things like this so that one day she too can pass some of these lessons along. I appreciate your thoughtful and well composed comment.
Sending love to your family .@@AdrenalineJunkieProd
@@danelionheart5881thank you! Sending warm wishes your way too!
Maybe you can try a couple of sand bags in the back. The weight might help her a little just like driving a half ton in the snow without weight in the back. Glad to she happy and energetic to learn and have fun with it.
That’s a really good idea actually. We should try that. It’s been raining and mild out last few days so all that snow is about to turn into a bunch of muddy slop unfortunately.
Flatter tires float on top of the snow. You can go way down on pressure around 2 or so PSI
I wonder if there is a film on the tire since they are new? Kinda like motorcycle, got to break them in before they grip well. Either way, awesome!
I think with it being so cold the bigger lugged tires just have trouble grabbing the frozen ground. This little machine doesn’t have the wheel speed of a full size SXS. I’m assuming on a full size machine or an ATV these tires would have no issues hooking up. It’s also a much tougher and harder tire carcass then the balloon tires they send them with stock. Once things thaw up a bit they are gonna hook up awesome.
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Looking at getting 1 of these for my kids also how's reliability been so far since you've had it
Great job dad
Bro she is straight out beast mode lol
Try the Sedona Buzzsaw RT's on the back wheels
Awesome video. Love how the kids helping out with everything. What are your thoughts on the rzr 200 now 6months after posting this video. debating on getting one for my 5yr kid.
Guess I commented too soon. Do they make offset rims for that machine? If you were able to get an offset like 3 inches it should widen the stance by 6 overall...just a thought. I'm thinking about getting one of these for my grandkids.
I was thinking about getting one for my daughter who is 10. How old is yours?
Evelina is 8.5 right now. She’s pretty tall for her age. She fits in this machine very well. According to the literature from Polaris these machines are suggested for riders 10+ but I’d consider that a suggestion. There are 20 year olds that shouldn’t drive this thing and 6 year olds that could probably handle it like a champ. In my opinion it’s a great little starter vehicle. It’s setup very safe from the factory and has some cool features built in like an electronic speed limiter and geo fencing.
The RZR 200 doesn't come in 4wd ?...
Nope. Only 2WD. The main point of this vehicle is to teach young riders vehicle control and the basics of how to operate an off-road vehicle. Giving these young inexperienced riders 4WD would only lead to issues. Once the youngsters learn how to handle this machine 100% they are ready to get into a bigger machine and learn the 4WD part of the game.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd makes sense, thanks
That 200 is adorable. It's a shame it isn't 4x4 and at least 500cc. The new rims and tires are fire. As for the tires, a neighbour had a Jeep Wrangler with aggressive mud tire. On appearance you would have thought that it would have been awesome in the snow. It wasn't. I think it's safe to say that it was because of the rubber compound not meant for cold temperatures.
Engine sounds running rough? Watching on phone so cant tell
It's a 180cc fuel injected air/oil cooled Chinese engine with a chain drive. That's just what it sounds like, lol.
So new tires are an inch taller, did you happen to weigh them or notice a difference? We just bought a RZR200 for our grandkids. Looking to upgrade tires and wheels but don't want to hurt the little performance these things have stock. We did get a 12 tooth sprocket but haven't installed it yet.
Cool video, love seeing the youngsters getting into the sport
When she is 16 it will pay off
I sure hope so, the boys are gonna be in trouble…. Lol
Way cool,
A few studs should work
Stud them
That would help for sure. The reality is this snow is almost gone now since temps are up and its been raining. Soon its gonna be wet and muddy and then these tires will work well.
Not sure if Im a good dad or not but my wife and daughter were rideing her 200 and when they came back my wife comes up to me and says "talk to her" the baby ran up to me, dad, dad, igot this thing up to 35 and we took a jump!" I was really excited for her & responded "did you get air?" I think that was the wrong thing to say looking at my wife looking down & shaking her head, she said lets go & Ill show you! we headed to the jump & sho nuff she got air! my wife stated lated "she is your daughter for sure"
look cool but yea too hard of compound. every question = yea! cracks me up everytime
Lmao, I told her she’s gotta say something besides yea 😂 she said she’s gonna work on it 🤣 Ya the tires may be too high if a laid rating for a machine this small. I’ll mess around with them and see if we can improve it or I we need to change them up again.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd lol nah Ill miss the yea's haha. look for low wear/mileage they r usually soft n tacky. wish i had that as a kid tho!
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Too bad there isn't a 4x4 version...or maybe soon one will be lol
If they added 4X4 to this thing it would be insane lol. You could get yourself into a lot of trouble with 4X4. Not having it automatically cuts down huge on the bad situations a younger and inexperienced rider can get themselves into.
@AdrenalineJunkieProd Well, yes and no. 4x4 is a double-edged sword. If you drop them together in the same trail, going the same speed. the 4x4 would be safer and give the driver more control. The other side with 4x4, it can get you into a lot more trouble when that extra control is abused.
@@randalsweeting661 I agree with you. However, I think that from the perspective of Polaris the risks outweigh the benefits. You can’t expect youth in this age group to make logical decisions. Especially not when there is adrenaline and excitement involved. Many of them lack the life experience and maturity to weight the risks vs benefits of situations. Heck…. Most grown men struggle with that when they are out riding with friends lol 😂
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd totally agree. Maybe make it a 250 or 300 and have it as a middle sxs to the rzr570.
@@randalsweeting661 I agree. The gap between this and the RZR 570 is quite large. I was already thinking that her next machine would likely be something like an older RZR 570 but its a huge step. I plan on getting her a 4X4 ATV of her own this summer if she is ready for it by then.
What lucky kid ! Are you looking for another child ? Im 31 and i also love to ride atv and sxs lol
To much air
Only about 3 or 4psi in the rears. I was worried if I let out any more the tires could fall off the rims.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd run 0psi try it and do a short .
@@NCMATTya, worst case scenario we pop a bead. Not a hard fix. It’s been raining for a few days now and it’s quite mild out. It’s gonna be sloppy next time she takes it out lol.
My kid has been riding since he was a baby now he’s 14 went from the Polaris ac 150 to a rzr 900s. He should have no problem driving a car in the future. That little girl is ripping out there😂😂😂😀👏👏👏