Looked like it was a good run and a good trail to travel on. Good to see DNR out, hope to see DNR/RCMP more often on the trails throughout the area.

@ruyguy8888

2 жыл бұрын

We need more enforecment on the trails. Those who complain about it usually are the ones who cause the same issues that end up closing our trails.

Thanks for the commentary for our group couple things i noticed 1 i was at the very end of the group making sure everyone stayed on the right track i got behind a little because i had to turn around and go back for some late join inners lol and DNR was not a setup as you stated they watch our page we also have members that are DNR and RCMP OFFICERS in our group AWESOME video though and you are correct everyone went through the check point with flying colors :) you expect see dnr or rcmp on any big run same as the canoe rally that was on the same day as ours they were there to :)

Im a fan of atv video's when I'm stuck in town. Hopefully you had fun. Tried watching but only made it a couple minutes cuz big groups are not my cup of coffee. Be safe enjoy an stay healthy.

@ruyguy8888

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching. Plenty of other vids on my channel without the large group Atmosphere.

Nice video and great info. I’m just starting to post some of my rides in New-Brunswick

Thanks a lot for sharing your ride, it's inspiring. Newbee on here, discovered you few months back thanks to the 660 maintenance video as it helps working on mine. I'm not ready for such rides, but you are showing what is possible, and that's great ! Thanks a lot ! As you said many new people with ATVs and offroad, have to say watching your videos also is a motivation ;)

@ruyguy8888

2 жыл бұрын

I for sure appreciate the words, Alexandre. I think getting yourself out there for no matter what length of time is great. Get yourself used to your machine and its capabilities and limitations before taking on bigger and longer rides.

I love riding in big groups sometimes, but it can get to be a cluster quick! LOL Rain rides are my favorite... No dust! ;)

good rundown of the ride

I’ve been riding ATVs for the last 23 years and I am always always the last one in the group. I want everyone in front of me. Don’t have to worry about the guy behind me and I go at my own pace. Seen way too many incidents over the years. Everyone is different but that’s just what I’ve always been most comfortable with. I’m moving to my first SxS soon and right now the RZR Pro XP is what I’m most interested in but I am way too curious about the X3 to not at least sit in one to see what it’s like. I have to agree with you though, I think the RMAX would be a great all around unit especially here in the maritimes

@ruyguy8888

2 жыл бұрын

I think the X3 could be a good trail rig once property kitted out for the trails here and you can always address the laid back seat position. It's just nice to not have to pump an additional 5 frand into a machine you just spent 25-30 grand on not even out the door.

I always enjoy your videos, the style of trails you ride are the same style i enjoy riding. I bought The Yamaha Viking because i like to drive slow and gauk however If i was going to replace it it would be with the Yamaha Wolverine 850 with a little more power and suspension. Thanks for sharing with us and keep up the good work.

@ruyguy8888

2 жыл бұрын

That trail can be accessed from the service rd adjacent to hwy 101. Its close to where there are a few camps and a gated road.

great video looked fun

So… Been following you for years. I’m a fan. I like your Content, you do a good job. Editing is great. Me personally… I have no problem with DNR patrolling the trails. We need organization… with the same people believe in a governing body such as atvans or not. It’s not perfect… But it’s all we have for now. My recommendation is for anyone that isn’t happy with the current governing body that represents all ATV’ers in Nova Scotia to step up. If you don’t like the way that things are run… Then join, rather than push back. We need strong voices we need new blood to move forward. We need a governing body to work with a government to make shit happen. You know that I have been a supporter of your channel for a long time… But I also believe that we need some type of structure. Naysaying… Bitching and moaning… Will never get us where we need to be. Yes shits moving slowly… I’m not happy with the pace either… That’s what we have. There’s an AGM for ATVANS THE end of the month… Join… Show up. Voice your concerns… OFFER solutionS to help move things forward.

@ruyguy8888

2 жыл бұрын

Absoluetly agree on the stepping up Trevor. My tastes have been quite sour for a long time with the curret organization. Back years ago my father was on the executive board of said organization. I have meeting notes that talk about the same stuff that we are still talking about over 12-14 years ago.....no change. Ive also had friends who have been thrown out of meetings because his ideas where not in line with the boards adgenda amd not welcomed back...one of his ideas? allowing any club...not just the ones sanctioned by the ones who distribute the OHV funds....access the money that all atvers pay into every year for trail improvement. it was shot down because they want 100 percent of the control. Its not like many of us havent tried, but its hard to make a difference when the current government paid board of the organization controls who gets in via vote. In my mind there is a lot of old boy club type corruption going on and right now no way to help

U fuckin tell em bud!! Pack it in pack it out!! End of story.. 🤬🤬👍

great video, what trail was it when you were going across the dam? With editing it makes it hard to follow where you go, and as far as DNR in the news pediatricians stated a lot of injuries to youth because of atvs so similar to the 90s the hammer will be out again Thanks

As a director, pack it in,pack it out

Just out of curiosity, what do you have your preload adjustment on shocks set at? I bought a Grizzly in January, just installed Bear claws (4psi) and trying to find that happy medium.

@ruyguy8888

2 жыл бұрын

Iv'e got mine set at two clicks from softest. Those shocks will loosen up a bit over the span of about 1000kms

glad to see im not the only one who talks to himself while filming lol, some of those backroad trails are quite neat like that massive rock where you said was around beeswisner? if i heard it correctly

@ruyguy8888

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for dropping by! The name of that trail was "Beeswanger" named by the Safety Minded ATV association whom has a club around that area and maintains a lot of those trails. There are some pretty nice little technical cut throughs that can be found in and around that area on the south shore.

@beardedatvers

2 жыл бұрын

@@ruyguy8888 yea those back road trails is what I prefer personally, the open wide ones get boring except for used as distance running

@nscanamer9438

2 жыл бұрын

@@ruyguy8888 Great video. I have ridden a lot of that area and there are trails for all skill levels. I thought the name of the trail you were on was Muskrat trail but I could be wrong. Yeah coming across a pile of trash in the woods really gets the blood boiling. If I cam I will try and pick some up but unfortunately there just can be too much.

what app do you use for editing your videos?

@ruyguy8888

Жыл бұрын

At the end of all my videos in the credits section, i show that i use Sony VEGAS Pro 13 with a few extra codecs to help with video quality loss from using an older go-pro camera.

what's the address to this trail?

@ruyguy8888

2 жыл бұрын

in the end of all my videos in the credit sections i leave the gps coordanence to the starting points

Where’s Wendell?

@ruyguy8888

6 ай бұрын

You've got my channel confused with "Maritimer" He's in New Brunswick. This channel is Ruyguy8888. I'm in Nova Scotia.

Sorry, I thought Wendell died😢

I run my YXZ everywhere with no issues.

Not hard to tell the dnr watches the maritime atv gathering Facebook page. Keep an eye out for those new signs atvans is putting in the woods that states you need to have atvans trail pass by law. Welcome to Nova Scotia land of laws and taxes!

@ruyguy8888

2 жыл бұрын

I actually DO have the "trail pass" or whatever they want to call it, but it's not on my bike. If it was government mandated i wouldn't have a problem with it. See: NB, QC, CB, ON, MAN, etc... But to go make deals with land owners that don't include all ATV'rs (whom all pay into the OHV fund) and then threaten legal action because you didn't buy a sticker is not cool no matter how you look at it. Not to mention they withold the funds to clubs looking to do trail maintainence because they are not an affiliate club. Again... even though everyone paid into the OHV infastructure fund. Thats where my main beef is. DNR is just doing thier jobs and i have no issues with that.

Awesome video, I agree with DNR Presence is a good thing. If we wanted to send you something private is that possible

@ruyguy8888

11 ай бұрын

Hi Ray. if you go to the "about" section, there is a business email that you can write to and I'll be able to respond there. Thanks for the view.