Lose the crappy music. Actually the music is ok. Just not in this video. Seems like so many people make good videos like this and then make them unwatchable with music.🤮 I know this is an old video and I hope you eventually figured it out.
@andydrexler34476 ай бұрын
Yes indeed. Dislike of the music was by far the most common comment topic other than asking for the track log. It was my first post to KZread and first background trademark music experience. I'm considering taking the raw clips and making another version but would be more fun to do the trip over again. Cinematographer I am clearly not. Thanks for the comment.
@twisted52783 жыл бұрын
What is the name of the song playing at 10:03?
@andydrexler34473 жыл бұрын
I have no idea. All the songs are from the KZread duty free music library.
@patflinn52243 жыл бұрын
Were did u get those trailers yous were pulling with the atvs
@andydrexler34473 жыл бұрын
These trailers are built by Fabcraft in Western Montana ( www.fabcraft.com ). They really make multi day trips easy. I can carry 20 gallons of gas, all my water, cooler, tent and gear in the trailer taking much of the weight off the quad. There are a number of accessories you can get that make camping even more convenient on the above website. If you email "[email protected]" , Mike will send you the current info and price sheet. Good luck!
@patflinn52243 жыл бұрын
Awsome wish i was closer to montana id realy like to do some rideing out there
@cheswick6173 жыл бұрын
Nice adventure, hated the music, had to mute it but then no sounds from the trip.
@johnloy62493 жыл бұрын
Where would a guy from Michigan get this trail info
@YukonJohnify3 жыл бұрын
Great video and music!
@patflinn52244 жыл бұрын
This was a great video an dont understand why so many complaints about the music if u dont like it turn ur volume down great job again on the video
@denouch3584 жыл бұрын
This would have been a really good video to watch if there were no music.
@williamstacey14644 жыл бұрын
What a great Road. Lol
@starrwilson68184 жыл бұрын
Beautiful. One of my favorite places in the world. 💜
@Bright_Eyez4 жыл бұрын
To much music and why did you putall pictures and no video I hate when people use music I wish you tube would take videos down with music
@jboldham88884 жыл бұрын
Where can I get details about this trial? What is the trail width?
@andydrexler34474 жыл бұрын
This route is all National Forest Roads. You can and likely will meet pickup trucks and jeeps along the route. This route could be done in a Jeep or pickup. The Lolo Trail (Lolo Motorway) also has a Forest Road number (FR500 for some of it) and can be driven in a truck or SUV. Info can be found on maps of the national forest. The North section is in the Idaho Panhandle National Forest with the Southern portion of this route in the Nez Pierce National Forest. You can view maps and buy maps on line or call one of the ranger district offices. Good Riding
@mikerowe47924 жыл бұрын
Looks like so much fun! What time of the year was it?
@andydrexler34474 жыл бұрын
This trip was July 26th to August 1st. Only hit one remnant of a snow drift up high and very warm (100+) down low.
@thekentuckian00545 жыл бұрын
Where can I get a wagon like that?
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
Here's where I got mine. I love this one. It tows really well and has done great over the years. Mike builds these just South of Missoula, Montana. www.fabcraft.com/atvtrailer.htm
@thekentuckian00545 жыл бұрын
Andy Drexler they’re not really specific on their prices. I wonder what it would take to have one delivered to Kentucky? lol
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
@@thekentuckian0054 An email would answer that. He has sent them to US Border Patrol, Forest Service fire units, and even sent several to a guy in Russia.
@herschelbox77435 жыл бұрын
Tell me about the aluminum trailers. Great video
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
My Brother in Law owns a company just South of Missoula called Fabcraft. He has been building these trailers. www.fabcraft.com/atvtrailer.htm
@krisflood57345 жыл бұрын
I grew up in those mountains. Its so sad to see that the wildlife has declined so drastically. 35 years ago there was a deer around every bend and elk on every other mountain.
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
I totally agree. I grew up there also and it was the same. Abundant big game throughout that area. The decline was predicted and ignored. On this trip we saw a Moose and her calf. When chatting with a Fish and Game officer the next day, he was very excited and wanted to know where. Even he had not seen any young moose survive for long. I fear that it will never be the same again.
@dannygriffis81095 жыл бұрын
Hello Andy I made that trip last year except our start and finish was located at French Mt Saddle. We took six days to do it. Should I do that again I’ll take seven days to allow for a little more R&R. I ride a Polaris 850 and pull a ATV Wagon 1600AL loaded with about 1200 lbs. Great video, never quit riding.
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
That's great. There's a lot of wonderful country to see in that area. I'm with you on the extra day and more R&R. Setting up a new camp every night and packing it up every morning makes you get efficient but it's still a bit of a chore. My next ride will likely stay 2 nights at most camps and make a little day side trips and campfire time on the off day. Sounds like you're doing it right! Cheers!
@rodneyyoung3855 жыл бұрын
this is why we have so many of our areas being blocked off these stupid off road vehicle people can't go anywhere without these damn quad Runners going back and forth to front of y'all f****** day with your big fat ass
@hughisafungi5 жыл бұрын
It is a shame to ruin a good video with loud music.
@towerhillbilly5 жыл бұрын
Looks like a great tirip and we really appreciate your hard work on the video and editing....The music suited me just fine
@lordkestlerful5 жыл бұрын
what an amazing trip think you for the video
@deborahgilton40435 жыл бұрын
How big were your quads?
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
My quads are 700cc. It's more than needed for this kind of trail. When going slow like this, I expect that a 400 or 500 would be fine (and use less fuel). If buying another quad, I would still get the 700 but if I had a smaller one, I sure wouldn't miss out on a ride because of it. Cheers!
@deborahgilton40435 жыл бұрын
@@andydrexler3447 thanks so much for replying very helpful!
@gallopingg15 жыл бұрын
brilliant trip, music became a bit annoying/very annoying, would have been much more nicer to hear you guy's talking!.mick from uk. just subbed in the hope of future vids containing you guy's talking etc,
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
There will be more. Won't be doing the music next time. Turns out it isn't trivial to remove the audio after it's posted :-( Until then, the mute button is your friend.
@LordByron4445 жыл бұрын
5 minutes in and I’m done. Republish this WITHOUT MUSIC!!!
@matthewhoopes44405 жыл бұрын
People really are retarded. Just mute it! Dear lord the ignorance
@Mossman4u25 жыл бұрын
Nice video, but the F n music sucks!.
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
I can't disagree. Royalty free music they will let you post its...well, you get what you pay for. Maybe I'll just have someone narrate all the flame comments about the music rather than play music.
@marvinletief10285 жыл бұрын
Nice trip, hello from Canada, i liked your trailer, what type of gps you were using please ?, nice video but the music is strong.
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
I know, I will be doing music differently in the future. I used a Garmin 276C, a Garmin Rino, and my satellite tracker with phone. I don't use the 276C for much of anything anymore and use my satellite inReach tracker coupled to my phone Earthmate app almost exclusively. I still use the Rino because I can use it to see where others in my group are if they have a Rino and since it's a 2 way radio, we use it for that.
@mikiwb5 жыл бұрын
Good morning guys, very very beautifull expedition.
@danholmes60955 жыл бұрын
Great video and looks like it was a lot of fun . The terrain looks so much like BC
@Skeeter20215 жыл бұрын
I would love to take my atv on a adventure like that someday
@kenskip16 жыл бұрын
Andy, This trip sounds like something that I would like to take. However I have a couple of questions.My 2013 Polaris is only a 400 and it has a carburetor.Would I need to have it rejetted to deal with the elevation?I am 62 years old and in good health. My Polaris has less than 400 miles on it.I am thinking about purchasing one of these single axle trailers.Does the 400 have enough muscle to make a trip like this while pulling a trailer like this? You can see where I used to ride at Kenskip1 Thanks for sharing this video.Ken
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
Ken I think a 400 would be just fine. You will load the trailer accordingly and likely not need to carry as much fuel. You want to run slow to enjoy the scenery and a 400 should have more than enough for that. Non fuel injected should be fine as well. It may run a little rich at elevation with stock jetting but I wouldn't worry. I've been through that on carburated motorcycle and only noticed a little on idle. This loop isn't extremely high either.
@kenskip16 жыл бұрын
Andy,Thank you for the reply. A trip like this is now on my bucket list. As to the pace, I like to drive at a slower pace.I am able to absorb more scenery and enjoy my surroundings. How does this work. I do not want to go solo.Do you have a get together and make a date to see who wants to make a trip?Anyway if you would like to see a video of my Texas rides simply go to Kenskip1. I am going to make a trip as mentioned but it will be in about a year from now.Medical issues are what is stopping me from mounting up. Thanks, Ken
@XJ10426 жыл бұрын
How do you like those aluminum trailers? Looke pretty good. A review would be appreciated. Thanks for the vid.
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
I love the trailer. Maybe my next trip I will do more of a write up about it. For full disclosure, while I did pay for my trailer, my brother-in-law builds them.
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
I may do that this summer. Good idea. www.fabcraft.com/atvtrailer.htm
@majerstud Жыл бұрын
@@andydrexler3447 - Hello! I loved the video, and have started pondering how to pull it off myself. My wife and I would use our Yamaha RMAX 1000, and pull my Bosski ATV wagon. However- I loved the Fabcraft modifications! Is your BIL still making them?
@alexguthrie56286 жыл бұрын
Does any one know if all of the trails are accessible to a utv bigger than 50 inches wide
@andydrexler34475 жыл бұрын
Yes, this trip you could take a Jeep or similar on all of the roads.
@darrylpecher75766 жыл бұрын
Nice easy going trip ! Music works for me !
@pastenseverb6 жыл бұрын
I liked the music. I can always turn the volume down. Nice job. Please explain why you use 3 gps units though. Just curious.
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
pastenseverb I have 3 GPS units partially because I value redundancy when out there, but primarily because the Garmin 276C has a big display that's easy to read while you ride, the Rhino is also a 2 way radio to talk to the others in my group and see where they are, and the inReach Explorer is my satellite communicator.
@artsmith1036 жыл бұрын
Intense trailers. I'm building a simpler 1 for myself now. Look forward to the first test ride.
@michaelwhitmire53946 жыл бұрын
Excellent video, I have ridden ADV bike through some of that area and looking to explore more. Do you have the .KML file for your route that you would care to share? I've been considering creating a loop and you have already done that! Thanks
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
Hi Michael, I have the route in .gpx format. You could down convert it to .kml if desired. I'm happy to share it with you. You can email my "[email protected]" account if you don't want to post your email here and I will reply with the .gpx
@KingFisher9076 жыл бұрын
I stopped watching bc of the music.
@rockinmranch68956 жыл бұрын
Well you missed great great scenery.....don’t you have a volume button!? Ive done part of this loop with my jeep.
@smd4820006 жыл бұрын
how many gal,s of gas you guys take with you
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
I take 20 gallons on the trailer and one trailer for 2 quads so 10 gallons extra fuel per quad. That has been plenty so far.
@smd4820006 жыл бұрын
btw lov those trailer you ought do a vid on them
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
www.fabcraft.com/atvtrailer.htm It is a great trailer. This one made in USA.
@smd4820006 жыл бұрын
I want get out with mine and tore and fish out there my kid live just out side of drury
@darrellpike69496 жыл бұрын
Awesome video thank you for sharing
@Idahoprepper716 жыл бұрын
Great video! Thanks for sharing. What size was your quads? How much fuel do you go through? Thanks.
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
Mine are 700efi. Pulling the loaded trailer on these roads seems to average about 20 to 25 mpg. I carry 20 gallons of fuel on the trailer (two 5 gal cans and four 2.5 gal cans). I usually have one trailer for two quads. A few years ago I did a 900 mile loop around the Frank Church wilderness area. We had plenty of fuel starting in McCall and going to town for fuel in Challis, Darby Mt, and Elk City.
@captseamus2 жыл бұрын
I have a 2019 rzr 900 EPS 50" Trail. I'm lucky to average 12 mpg. Unless I'm in low 4x4 than its worse!
@Selkirk.pine.phantom6 жыл бұрын
What county is this is? I was raised in boundary and will be moving back relativley soon
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
Lucky for you to get to move back! I was raised in Bonneville county. This ride covered 3 counties, Idaho county, Clearwater county, and Shoshone county. I should be riding through Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry this summer if plans work out. Good luck and stay safe.
@thatguyonabicycleofconsurv39086 жыл бұрын
Play oldies country music, but lo volume as only BACKGROUND music I like hearing the atvs engine
@klnrgj016 жыл бұрын
Nice trip. I've been on some of those roads but not connected like your group rode. Thanks for sharing. Neat seeing the deer.
@docmccoy19286 жыл бұрын
My father and his brothers used to hunt that area on the lolo trail for elk. I have pictures of me standing next to the sign about Lewis and Clark. I have hunted all over that area. Brings back lots of good memories. Thanks for sharing.
@MrKelso1596 жыл бұрын
I still don't understand why people have music playing when making these video's. I would rather hear the wind and the sound of the ATV's instead of bad music. Thank God for the mute button. Good video though.
@bon-musicgirl50956 жыл бұрын
was hoping to hear the sounds of nature and sounds of getting there also --- everybody wants to be a rock star -- even if this stupid way is the only way to fantasize about it being so -- childish -- is what it is -- haha --
@hughisafungi5 жыл бұрын
Agreed, and why is always louder than the voices of people? Lot of us have to miss the video because of the music. It would be different if it was at a lower volume.
@LivingOnCash4 жыл бұрын
I agree! Voice over narration would also improve it greatly.
@a3electron7 жыл бұрын
Any Chance you can share any trip info you have gathered for this trip? maps things to look for etc.?
@bon-musicgirl50956 жыл бұрын
no reply yet -- no use for me to ask em anything -- think they might have just been trying to sell trailers -- they showed them enough
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
Hey, sorry I missed this reply. Not intentional. I did the trip for fun with family so I have the video, tons of pictures, and the GPS track log file in .gpx format. There are a lot of great sights and places worth visiting on these trips but it depends a lot on your interests (climbing inside the big cedar tree was awesome). I have my email set to not send the notices of replies to the video to spam any longer so will get back to you quickly if you have any specific questions or would like me to email the .gpx file to you. Good luck and enjoy your rides! Andy
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
I am getting notices of replies again. If you have any questions, I am happy to answer. These are fun trips and well worth the effort. I don't sell the trailers. I could point you to the guy who does if interested but it's not me.
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
We planned on 6 days which was about right for easy relaxed riding. We were back to Lochsa Lodge by lunch on the 6th day.
@robertnicholson27346 жыл бұрын
Andy Drexler Andy my name is Robert. I was wondering if you would be willing to share the GPS coordinates of your ATV Loop trip.
@atvtrailscouts47657 жыл бұрын
Great video! I am planning on doing a 1600 miler through parts of Idaho, Nevada and Utah next year pulling a trailer and I got to see a sneek peak of some of the areas I will be traveling through in your video. Looking forward to seeing more in the future!
@andydrexler34476 жыл бұрын
That sounds like a Awesome ride. You'll have to share the route with us.
@bigbluegpr7 жыл бұрын
What a great adventure in some beautiful country! You did a great job putting this video together. I especially like that FabCraft trailer. Thanks for showcasing the safe and responsible use of ATVs!
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Lose the crappy music. Actually the music is ok. Just not in this video. Seems like so many people make good videos like this and then make them unwatchable with music.🤮 I know this is an old video and I hope you eventually figured it out.
Yes indeed. Dislike of the music was by far the most common comment topic other than asking for the track log. It was my first post to KZread and first background trademark music experience. I'm considering taking the raw clips and making another version but would be more fun to do the trip over again. Cinematographer I am clearly not. Thanks for the comment.
What is the name of the song playing at 10:03?
I have no idea. All the songs are from the KZread duty free music library.
Were did u get those trailers yous were pulling with the atvs
These trailers are built by Fabcraft in Western Montana ( www.fabcraft.com ). They really make multi day trips easy. I can carry 20 gallons of gas, all my water, cooler, tent and gear in the trailer taking much of the weight off the quad. There are a number of accessories you can get that make camping even more convenient on the above website. If you email "[email protected]" , Mike will send you the current info and price sheet. Good luck!
Awsome wish i was closer to montana id realy like to do some rideing out there
Nice adventure, hated the music, had to mute it but then no sounds from the trip.
Where would a guy from Michigan get this trail info
Great video and music!
This was a great video an dont understand why so many complaints about the music if u dont like it turn ur volume down great job again on the video
This would have been a really good video to watch if there were no music.
What a great Road. Lol
Beautiful. One of my favorite places in the world. 💜
To much music and why did you putall pictures and no video I hate when people use music I wish you tube would take videos down with music
Where can I get details about this trial? What is the trail width?
This route is all National Forest Roads. You can and likely will meet pickup trucks and jeeps along the route. This route could be done in a Jeep or pickup. The Lolo Trail (Lolo Motorway) also has a Forest Road number (FR500 for some of it) and can be driven in a truck or SUV. Info can be found on maps of the national forest. The North section is in the Idaho Panhandle National Forest with the Southern portion of this route in the Nez Pierce National Forest. You can view maps and buy maps on line or call one of the ranger district offices. Good Riding
Looks like so much fun! What time of the year was it?
This trip was July 26th to August 1st. Only hit one remnant of a snow drift up high and very warm (100+) down low.
Where can I get a wagon like that?
Here's where I got mine. I love this one. It tows really well and has done great over the years. Mike builds these just South of Missoula, Montana. www.fabcraft.com/atvtrailer.htm
Andy Drexler they’re not really specific on their prices. I wonder what it would take to have one delivered to Kentucky? lol
@@thekentuckian0054 An email would answer that. He has sent them to US Border Patrol, Forest Service fire units, and even sent several to a guy in Russia.
Tell me about the aluminum trailers. Great video
My Brother in Law owns a company just South of Missoula called Fabcraft. He has been building these trailers. www.fabcraft.com/atvtrailer.htm
I grew up in those mountains. Its so sad to see that the wildlife has declined so drastically. 35 years ago there was a deer around every bend and elk on every other mountain.
I totally agree. I grew up there also and it was the same. Abundant big game throughout that area. The decline was predicted and ignored. On this trip we saw a Moose and her calf. When chatting with a Fish and Game officer the next day, he was very excited and wanted to know where. Even he had not seen any young moose survive for long. I fear that it will never be the same again.
Hello Andy I made that trip last year except our start and finish was located at French Mt Saddle. We took six days to do it. Should I do that again I’ll take seven days to allow for a little more R&R. I ride a Polaris 850 and pull a ATV Wagon 1600AL loaded with about 1200 lbs. Great video, never quit riding.
That's great. There's a lot of wonderful country to see in that area. I'm with you on the extra day and more R&R. Setting up a new camp every night and packing it up every morning makes you get efficient but it's still a bit of a chore. My next ride will likely stay 2 nights at most camps and make a little day side trips and campfire time on the off day. Sounds like you're doing it right! Cheers!
this is why we have so many of our areas being blocked off these stupid off road vehicle people can't go anywhere without these damn quad Runners going back and forth to front of y'all f****** day with your big fat ass
It is a shame to ruin a good video with loud music.
Looks like a great tirip and we really appreciate your hard work on the video and editing....The music suited me just fine
what an amazing trip think you for the video
How big were your quads?
My quads are 700cc. It's more than needed for this kind of trail. When going slow like this, I expect that a 400 or 500 would be fine (and use less fuel). If buying another quad, I would still get the 700 but if I had a smaller one, I sure wouldn't miss out on a ride because of it. Cheers!
@@andydrexler3447 thanks so much for replying very helpful!
brilliant trip, music became a bit annoying/very annoying, would have been much more nicer to hear you guy's talking!.mick from uk. just subbed in the hope of future vids containing you guy's talking etc,
There will be more. Won't be doing the music next time. Turns out it isn't trivial to remove the audio after it's posted :-( Until then, the mute button is your friend.
5 minutes in and I’m done. Republish this WITHOUT MUSIC!!!
People really are retarded. Just mute it! Dear lord the ignorance
Nice video, but the F n music sucks!.
I can't disagree. Royalty free music they will let you post its...well, you get what you pay for. Maybe I'll just have someone narrate all the flame comments about the music rather than play music.
Nice trip, hello from Canada, i liked your trailer, what type of gps you were using please ?, nice video but the music is strong.
I know, I will be doing music differently in the future. I used a Garmin 276C, a Garmin Rino, and my satellite tracker with phone. I don't use the 276C for much of anything anymore and use my satellite inReach tracker coupled to my phone Earthmate app almost exclusively. I still use the Rino because I can use it to see where others in my group are if they have a Rino and since it's a 2 way radio, we use it for that.
Good morning guys, very very beautifull expedition.
Great video and looks like it was a lot of fun . The terrain looks so much like BC
I would love to take my atv on a adventure like that someday
Andy, This trip sounds like something that I would like to take. However I have a couple of questions.My 2013 Polaris is only a 400 and it has a carburetor.Would I need to have it rejetted to deal with the elevation?I am 62 years old and in good health. My Polaris has less than 400 miles on it.I am thinking about purchasing one of these single axle trailers.Does the 400 have enough muscle to make a trip like this while pulling a trailer like this? You can see where I used to ride at Kenskip1 Thanks for sharing this video.Ken
Ken I think a 400 would be just fine. You will load the trailer accordingly and likely not need to carry as much fuel. You want to run slow to enjoy the scenery and a 400 should have more than enough for that. Non fuel injected should be fine as well. It may run a little rich at elevation with stock jetting but I wouldn't worry. I've been through that on carburated motorcycle and only noticed a little on idle. This loop isn't extremely high either.
Andy,Thank you for the reply. A trip like this is now on my bucket list. As to the pace, I like to drive at a slower pace.I am able to absorb more scenery and enjoy my surroundings. How does this work. I do not want to go solo.Do you have a get together and make a date to see who wants to make a trip?Anyway if you would like to see a video of my Texas rides simply go to Kenskip1. I am going to make a trip as mentioned but it will be in about a year from now.Medical issues are what is stopping me from mounting up. Thanks, Ken
How do you like those aluminum trailers? Looke pretty good. A review would be appreciated. Thanks for the vid.
I love the trailer. Maybe my next trip I will do more of a write up about it. For full disclosure, while I did pay for my trailer, my brother-in-law builds them.
I may do that this summer. Good idea. www.fabcraft.com/atvtrailer.htm
@@andydrexler3447 - Hello! I loved the video, and have started pondering how to pull it off myself. My wife and I would use our Yamaha RMAX 1000, and pull my Bosski ATV wagon. However- I loved the Fabcraft modifications! Is your BIL still making them?
Does any one know if all of the trails are accessible to a utv bigger than 50 inches wide
Yes, this trip you could take a Jeep or similar on all of the roads.
Nice easy going trip ! Music works for me !
I liked the music. I can always turn the volume down. Nice job. Please explain why you use 3 gps units though. Just curious.
pastenseverb I have 3 GPS units partially because I value redundancy when out there, but primarily because the Garmin 276C has a big display that's easy to read while you ride, the Rhino is also a 2 way radio to talk to the others in my group and see where they are, and the inReach Explorer is my satellite communicator.
Intense trailers. I'm building a simpler 1 for myself now. Look forward to the first test ride.
Excellent video, I have ridden ADV bike through some of that area and looking to explore more. Do you have the .KML file for your route that you would care to share? I've been considering creating a loop and you have already done that! Thanks
Hi Michael, I have the route in .gpx format. You could down convert it to .kml if desired. I'm happy to share it with you. You can email my "[email protected]" account if you don't want to post your email here and I will reply with the .gpx
I stopped watching bc of the music.
Well you missed great great scenery.....don’t you have a volume button!? Ive done part of this loop with my jeep.
how many gal,s of gas you guys take with you
I take 20 gallons on the trailer and one trailer for 2 quads so 10 gallons extra fuel per quad. That has been plenty so far.
btw lov those trailer you ought do a vid on them
www.fabcraft.com/atvtrailer.htm It is a great trailer. This one made in USA.
I want get out with mine and tore and fish out there my kid live just out side of drury
Awesome video thank you for sharing
Great video! Thanks for sharing. What size was your quads? How much fuel do you go through? Thanks.
Mine are 700efi. Pulling the loaded trailer on these roads seems to average about 20 to 25 mpg. I carry 20 gallons of fuel on the trailer (two 5 gal cans and four 2.5 gal cans). I usually have one trailer for two quads. A few years ago I did a 900 mile loop around the Frank Church wilderness area. We had plenty of fuel starting in McCall and going to town for fuel in Challis, Darby Mt, and Elk City.
I have a 2019 rzr 900 EPS 50" Trail. I'm lucky to average 12 mpg. Unless I'm in low 4x4 than its worse!
What county is this is? I was raised in boundary and will be moving back relativley soon
Lucky for you to get to move back! I was raised in Bonneville county. This ride covered 3 counties, Idaho county, Clearwater county, and Shoshone county. I should be riding through Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry this summer if plans work out. Good luck and stay safe.
Play oldies country music, but lo volume as only BACKGROUND music I like hearing the atvs engine
Nice trip. I've been on some of those roads but not connected like your group rode. Thanks for sharing. Neat seeing the deer.
My father and his brothers used to hunt that area on the lolo trail for elk. I have pictures of me standing next to the sign about Lewis and Clark. I have hunted all over that area. Brings back lots of good memories. Thanks for sharing.
I still don't understand why people have music playing when making these video's. I would rather hear the wind and the sound of the ATV's instead of bad music. Thank God for the mute button. Good video though.
was hoping to hear the sounds of nature and sounds of getting there also --- everybody wants to be a rock star -- even if this stupid way is the only way to fantasize about it being so -- childish -- is what it is -- haha --
Agreed, and why is always louder than the voices of people? Lot of us have to miss the video because of the music. It would be different if it was at a lower volume.
I agree! Voice over narration would also improve it greatly.
Any Chance you can share any trip info you have gathered for this trip? maps things to look for etc.?
no reply yet -- no use for me to ask em anything -- think they might have just been trying to sell trailers -- they showed them enough
Hey, sorry I missed this reply. Not intentional. I did the trip for fun with family so I have the video, tons of pictures, and the GPS track log file in .gpx format. There are a lot of great sights and places worth visiting on these trips but it depends a lot on your interests (climbing inside the big cedar tree was awesome). I have my email set to not send the notices of replies to the video to spam any longer so will get back to you quickly if you have any specific questions or would like me to email the .gpx file to you. Good luck and enjoy your rides! Andy
I am getting notices of replies again. If you have any questions, I am happy to answer. These are fun trips and well worth the effort. I don't sell the trailers. I could point you to the guy who does if interested but it's not me.
We planned on 6 days which was about right for easy relaxed riding. We were back to Lochsa Lodge by lunch on the 6th day.
Andy Drexler Andy my name is Robert. I was wondering if you would be willing to share the GPS coordinates of your ATV Loop trip.
Great video! I am planning on doing a 1600 miler through parts of Idaho, Nevada and Utah next year pulling a trailer and I got to see a sneek peak of some of the areas I will be traveling through in your video. Looking forward to seeing more in the future!
That sounds like a Awesome ride. You'll have to share the route with us.
What a great adventure in some beautiful country! You did a great job putting this video together. I especially like that FabCraft trailer. Thanks for showcasing the safe and responsible use of ATVs!