YAMAHAULER
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some pics from our 7 1/2 hour 85 mile trail ride today
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YAMAHAULER
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a little video I took too just click on the pic to watch
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Lieuht
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Awesome pics, i seen that moose and was like holy **** we dont have nothing like that in south florida just alligators. Then i realized it was fake LoL!
YAMAHAULER
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mid western Wisconsin near Turtle Lake and the cut outs are along a section of trail that is owned by a deer hunting camp did you see the 2 swans in the one pic they were sitting on a nest when we pulled up but they got scared and went and hid in the weeds It was a hell of a ride over 85 miles and a tank and a half of gas and a quart of oil for my Buddy's 94 wardog
YAMAHAULER
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Yeah and that is just a fraction of trails we have to ride everything from railroad corridors to winding narrow woods trails you name it it's here and the best part is I can hit the trails right from my house don't have to haul the warrior's anywhere save's on gas for the truck and trailer...lol
YAMAHAULER
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Next we are gonna plan a 150-200 mile trek but I wanna get my new clutch and modded cover oil cooler installed cause my clutch was starting to slip pretty bad riding today if I hammered on the gas to hard.this next trip we are gonna pack 2 three gallon gas cans and backpacks with tools,food,drink,cameras,and camcorders and I'm thinking some tents and camping **** cause we might be gone for a couple days.
semi-conscious
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Any estimate on how many miles you get to a tank of gas? I'm thinking of doing a 60 mile poker run in deep sand this July 4th. I know the sand is going to knock down the mileage a bunch but just wanting to get an idea where I'll need to refuel along the way.
Gen1Pat
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Looks good dude! I will try my best to get some decent pics with my phone this weekend at hatfield. We're gunna ride the Buffalo Mountain trail. I forgot you were in Wi. I should start calling you Foreman, or maybe Kelso? Lol.
JonS
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dude, i wanna come ride with you. too bad i am too far away to do so though. i would definitely be down for a long trail ride like that.
YAMAHAULER
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I wish I had a bigger group to ride with.
And semi-conscious we rode about 60 or more miles before we had to refill the tanks but my buddy had to switch to reserve to make it to the gas station where I was still going on without switching to reserve his is running a bit on the rich side and after one tank of gas worth of riding he burned up a quart of oil so he's gonna be rebuilding his top end here soon.My guess would be between 30 to 40 mpg depending on terrain and how you ride
And semi-conscious we rode about 60 or more miles before we had to refill the tanks but my buddy had to switch to reserve to make it to the gas station where I was still going on without switching to reserve his is running a bit on the rich side and after one tank of gas worth of riding he burned up a quart of oil so he's gonna be rebuilding his top end here soon.My guess would be between 30 to 40 mpg depending on terrain and how you ride
Damn those trails look smooth and fast! Around here we mainly got bumpy rocky mountain trails. We had a local sand bar awhile back but over the past few years the police have cracked down because of nearby residents complaining. Is was like going to desert without making a five hour trip. Man i miss the sandbar....
YAMAHAULER
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yeah I should have video'd the narrow winding hilly muddy woods part of the trails but it's kinda hard to ride and video with the phone in one hand and one hand steering you know how those damn tree's like to jump out in front of ya.lol
YAMAHAULER
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and ATV's have to obey a 25mph max speed limit at all times but snowmobiles can do 55mph on the same trails makes no sense
YAMAHAULER
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yeah suck's ass but we just keep our eyes out for the pigs and DNR and Peg the throttle every chance we get!
JonS
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that's what i like to hear lol
makes some sense.. ATV's are on the trail the same time horses etc would be while nobody else uses them in the winter except snow mobiles
a speed limit on the trail blows chunks though... although its not as if 25mph is super slow.
YAMAHAULER
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ATV's can ride all the trails in the winter with the snowmobiles. just certain ones in the summer are off limits to us
