Looks pretty smooth how fast we're yall running. We did rockhouse last year and I have a 2018 general and ran in low 2wheel for the most part but none of it was fast except right by Gilbert.
It has a pretty good flow on some parts of it where you can run in high gear and let it eat lol. But it also has some pretty steep trails where you will be in 4Low
Rode Indian Ridge last week while staying at Ashland Resort. I found it to be the easiest of the three we rode (Indian Ridge, Pocahontas, and Pinnacle Creek.) We enjoyed Indian Ridge, and especially trail #20. Only did one black, and and found it very easy to. Though I've heard the other blacks are a bit more challenging. We liked it and plan on coming back. Like the channel, good luck with it. 👍
I normally run the X3 in high unless it is a really slow trail. One of our guys runs low most of the time but most of them change between Hi/low depending on the trail conditions. It is suppose to lengthen belt/clutch life.
About to relocate from southern Florida to Virginia's eastern area, thanks for the preview of what great riding you've shared.
Nice, appreciate the support!
Can you ride ATVs there too?
Yes and dirt bikes
Remember all of the trails are two way! Ands some guys on bike.
Looks pretty smooth how fast we're yall running. We did rockhouse last year and I have a 2018 general and ran in low 2wheel for the most part but none of it was fast except right by Gilbert.
It has a pretty good flow on some parts of it where you can run in high gear and let it eat lol. But it also has some pretty steep trails where you will be in 4Low
Rode Indian Ridge last week while staying at Ashland Resort. I found it to be the easiest of the three we rode (Indian Ridge, Pocahontas, and Pinnacle Creek.) We enjoyed Indian Ridge, and especially trail #20. Only did one black, and and found it very easy to. Though I've heard the other blacks are a bit more challenging. We liked it and plan on coming back.
Like the channel, good luck with it. 👍
Glad you liked Hatfield McCoy Trails! Thanks!
Do you guys mainly stay in low range on the trails? Some folks will say to keep it in low, others say it doesn’t matter.
I normally run the X3 in high unless it is a really slow trail. One of our guys runs low most of the time but most of them change between Hi/low depending on the trail conditions. It is suppose to lengthen belt/clutch life.
Here now. 2 wheel hi. No problem