Scissors to the rescue. Awesome video

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

Yes we would have starved haha...

Lol the man filming and the woman paking out hahaha! :)

Eggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggslent video. Thanx for sharing!

Your new mic is really good. You guys are so lucky that have turtles there, that is something I wish we could have here in Norway. First time I have seen any of your videos, but I subscribed.

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother appreciate it👍. Still trying to dial the mic in. I end up clipping the sound a bit when I talk louder. I have a Rode wireless mic as well, but still havnt gotten around to trying it yet. Too much new gear and so much to learn. In my video you watched with the train museum in it, I have a crazy character that shows up behind the smoke at the beginning. The artist that took my sketch and did it professionally for me is from Norway👍. Found him on Instagram and hired him for some jobs.

@ArcticExploring

2 жыл бұрын

@@SideX_Each Oh that is really cool!

hey buddy! long time no talk! for some silly reason I never noticed this video and never got a notification! looks like you guys prepared for everything

@SideX_Each

Жыл бұрын

Yes I haven't been doing much on here this season. main reason is a brutal storm blew through about 4 months ago and absolutely flattened a lot of areas over 100's of square km if not thousands. Trees are down everywhere. Some people riding that day were stranded for 2 days. Many trails are still blocked! So cut off from many areas still! But do have some footage of the damage done. I should throw a bit of clips together. Also been side tracked a lot this summer. Not a lot of miles on unfortunately. Hope you are doing well man👍

@beardedatvers

Жыл бұрын

@@SideX_Each similar story of not riding much either! I heard about that storm, seen some pics etc been non stop for your guys in Ontario

I did this same trip July 24/25 with my wife and our two dogs. It's one of our favourite memories from this past summer. We plan to do a little more scouting in the area, so that we have a good plan B if that spot is taken. We are outfitted for backpacking, so we have some compact gear, which really helped us fit most of our stuff in two 80L totes stacked in the trunk. We also went simple with food, by just packing dehydrated pouch meals. Happy Trails.

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

Cool👍. There is another one very close by. Leave that site, turn left. Continue straight onto the the "grassy trail" instead of following the beaten trail off to the right. Almost as nice as that one. And there is a 3rd as well but the other 2 are better.

Looked like a fun trip. Microphone sounded great. Should join up on the Marmora District ATV club, Facebook group.

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

I will check that group out. The wife is on a Facebook group for Ontario. Maybe I should make a SIDE X EACH FB page. As much as I would like to avoid FB haha. Mic ain't to bad. But it's clipping a bit being so close to my mouth in the helmet. Talking normal sounds good. But when I get up in speed I feel I have to speak louder and it distorts a bit. Will have to get that dialed in!

Nice video! I'm in your neck of the woods too !

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother! That was our first one where we actually talked a bit on camera haha. Going through quite a learning curve here to say the least. We will do a little better as time goes on. Might maybe do a -8° camp this weekend. See how tough we are lol...

@escapingthegrind7000

2 жыл бұрын

@@SideX_Each I look forward to seeing that, we can't wait for more snow to get out and do some winter camping as well

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

@@escapingthegrind7000 We've never done it. It will be another learning experience lol. Not even sure if we can get tent pegs in the frozen ground, or what issues we will run into. We will check your videos out for sure. Where abouts are you thats close by?

@escapingthegrind7000

2 жыл бұрын

@@SideX_Each I'm in Renfrew County, but I have rode down near Kaladar a bunch. There's a bunch of tricks you can do to peg down a tent in winter. One I like to do is dig a hole in the snow lay a thick stick sideways tie off to it, bury it with more snow and pack it down. Always works

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

@@escapingthegrind7000 Cool, I'm from Braeside originally, between Arnprior and Renfrew. All my family is there, that's home. Near Sharbot Lake these days. I will be watching your winter videos when the come out for tips👍.

Awesome video!! Waiting on mine to come in. Can’t wait to start overlanding. I notice you’re running a lot of trails, how are you managing the trail permits? I’ve got my property close to the heritage trail. EOTA, is it the same around Sharon lake? Or is there a pass that covers multi areas? Thanks again!

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

Nice, what machine did you get? There are 2 main trail passes you need unfortunately, it's kind of rediculous. One is the EOTA pass, and the other is OFATV. There are even sections on the railbed that switch from one pass and then back to the other lol. It is getting better and they are slowly kind of merging some areas. If you look at the maps online, one map will end where the other begins and back again lol. Calabogie is another good example of that kind of thing...

@keithscabin

2 жыл бұрын

@@SideX_Each thanks!! I’m getting the mini van version. Lol. The commander max xtp. Wife, kids and the occasional dog lol. I’m hoping to do some overland style camping and fishing this summer. Just trying to educate myself in regards to permits and crown land. Thanks again for your time and the videos!

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

@@keithscabin Awesome! Nice machine. If I was going to replace my Sport, I would get the XTP for sure. I suggest downloading a couple apps to help you on your phone. Or even get a cheap dash mounted tablet like you see us use. One is called QuadOn and covers all of the OFATV, only $5/year for that one. And also Backroad Map Books, it's $3.49/month. But has private/crown land layers and pretty much every trail in existence. Points of interest, lakes, what fish are in what lake etc etc. Let me know if you have any questions. Also, if you use Facebook...join the group called Places to ATV/UTV Ontario. It's a large active group that will quickly answer any questions you have.

@keithscabin

2 жыл бұрын

@@SideX_Each lol! I just got QuadON yesterday cause of your video. I’ll check the other one too. Sounds like exactly what I’m looking for. I’ll also search for the group. Cheers and maybe we’ll see you out on the trail!

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

@@keithscabin I will watch for the big bus on the trails! Message me if you're in the area. I can show you around a bit👍.

What MREs are you using?

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

The brand is called "MRE STAR". Pretty decent and happy with them. About a 5 year shelf life in cool conditions. Bought a couple more boxes for more trips.

Any info on spare tire rack??

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

It's all Can Am accessories. Can Am rear bumper coupled with their spare tire carrier. It's the best option to not lose space on the Linq rack or the rear bed. As we load it up pretty good sometimes as you can see... Let me know if you have any specific questions 👍.

how long these bighorns lasted ?

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

It's kind of hard for me to say. Those tires are off of my Maverick X3 so they take quite a beating on that high horse power car. But in a Maverick Sport you should be able to get well over 5000 km I would say. Depends a lot on the driver and things like how much asphalt you run on. If you are easy on your equipment and don't run much pavement I'm sure you could exceed 5000 km by quite a bit! On my X3 I would smoke a rear set of Big Horns in about 2500km. Fronts would last about 5000 or so. Keep in mind I run a fair amount of pavement...

Great video ! My question is where North Korea ? lol.... iv ridden some of the trails up around Calibogie and gradually learning more of the area . We should meet up sometime for a ride . I have a fb group ,the same name as my KZread. Send me a request, just tell me who you are if you do though so i know its you..lol.

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

North Korea is very very close to the Clyde Forks mine you had in your video a few weeks back. We can go ride for sure sometime. My FB is also Side X Each, so won't be hard for you to know haha. I will do that... I figured I wouldn't overly advertise the location. They get busy enough as it is. But not too big of deal for us. We usually will go on a Tuesday or Wednesday kind of thing when nobody is around.

@DonsATVAdventures

2 жыл бұрын

@@SideX_Each ya i completely understand not giving out the exact location !

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

@@DonsATVAdventures Very close to the mine like I said. You would have no issues finding it.

@DonsATVAdventures

2 жыл бұрын

@@SideX_Each ok good to know ! Thanks

@SideX_Each

2 жыл бұрын

@@DonsATVAdventures No problem..

stop with the music let us hear the machine etc.

Honestly, I could wash my Corvette in half the time and effort you put in foaming, blocking vents, blow drying, cleaning wheels, and towel drying. I have NOT put ceramic, wax, buffer, or anything on my paint and will never for the life of my car and my paint surface will look as good as yours in any amount of time. How you ask? Go to autozone, buy yourself a synthetic chamois for less than 15 dollars, it will last you the life beyond your Corvette. Then get some Simonize car wash detergent, along with a soft microfiber small towel. Fill the bucket with water and a couple of caps of the Simoniz soap. Never put anything on your paint surface ever as far as chemicals or sprays. Total waste. Wash with microfiber small towel rinsing towel in bucket occasionally. When done dry your paint surface in the sunlight, with the synthetic chamois. Wipe surface with chamois getting large amounts of water 1st. Then go back over detailing all paint surfaces. If the water dries on the surface no problem since any amount of pressure is applied with chamois, water spots will wipe right off. Never use pressure washers, never use wax and never apply anything using a buffer. Our clear coat is one third the thickness of a post it note, the more abrasiveness or towels being applied to the surface will result in diminishing the thickness of the clear coat. As far as the interior goes I'll just mention carpet for now, wipe out the flooring with a damp microfiber rag from your soap bucket. The rag will pick up as good as a vacuum. Try it. I will put my C8 with 18g miles against anyone's paint surface under the brightest sunlight, it's flawless. Rapid Blue by the way but it wouldn't matter even if it were black.