@@wjb111 sorry, we are in the UP riding with almost no cell service. There is a little less sand on the west side, but not much.

No worries, we use Cardo Palktalk Edges. I personally have a love/hate relationship with it, but they seem to be the best option out there. I would also like to note, the audio that you hear is not recorded from the Cardo, but a separate mic.

@@TrentHawkins-f4r Samsung Tab S7

@@MitchWalker-z6q VVMAPPING

​@@wALL-TERRAIN Thanks!

@@MitchWalker-z6q you're welcome

@@mukhanglarochannel4774 my soulmate was right behind me😎

@@wALL-TERRAIN heheh

@@infernoerrooke VVMAPPING

@@wALL-TERRAIN Thanks! We are getting ready to trail ride! We live in Dearborn Heights Michigan so we are looking for places to ride. Also how did you mount the millwake box to your rack and the gas cans? My quad drinks gas and I am gonna need them

For the Milwaukee packout boxes, there is a company called JDS customs that makes a base plate that bolts on to Can-Am racks. Im not sure if they make them for other machines or not. www.jdscustoms.com As far as the rotopax gas cans go, I welded an aluminum mount/rack that connects with the factory Can-Am Linq holes in the front rack. Thats a fully custom setup that I did for our machines. I can remove both of our front mounted gas cans and racks in less than a minute, allowing us to use other linq accessories or carry our 7 gal water cans so we can refill for our camp shower.

@@wALL-TERRAIN thank you. I have a CFMoto 600 Touring and a 1992 Honda 250x

@@wALL-TERRAIN I want to figure this out before you go riding in about 2 weeks.

​@@sarahavink4154 Most of this wAS filmed on the Mack Lake/Bull gap system. I wiLL be putting out videos on pretty much the entire trail. Stay tuned and thanks for wATCHING!

@@LittleHouseofBeans Thanks again buddy!

@@russupsidedowntopbottom955 I've been wanting to ride the old state house. I debated on trying to ride over from Mack lake when we were there.

​​​@@superuser4350 Thank you very much! We were wondering if anyone would notice the the tent. Its made by @ZempireCamping Our next review will be of that awesome tent!

@@richardhawke6946 the awning is a separate purchase, available on Joolca's website. I am glad you mentioned that because I completely forgot about another flaw that we dislike. The awning comes with the two poles and even has a grommet for the 3rd in the center. When it rains the awning becomes a gigantic rain catch because it is basically flat with only the two poles. We do believe that we have our own solution for this. However we believe this is one spot where Joolca fell short.

Thanks. I do a lot of camping and fully understand about the rain issue. I am pretty good at figuring out solutions for issues if you can raise the center grommet high enough it might help. Another way that might help even more would be to use a taller pole on the center grommet with a guy line pulling away from the front of the tent to tighten it up and let the water run off.

@@richardhawke6946 using a taller pole with a guy wire in the center grommet is the solution that we have been thinking about, we have not been able to try it out just yet.

Best of luck and happy camping.

@@richardhawke6946 Thanks, you too!

Thank you so much!

@@wALL-TERRAIN your very welcome

​​@@cjohnson83108 I would love to go into all the detail, maybe in a separate video some day. Here is a link from Amazon for some of the basic plugs and switches that I use and a link to the amped outdoors LiFePo4 batteries. I have 2 20ah "amped outdoors" LiFePo4 inside this particular box. This battery powerbox was not made specifically for this setup. I originally made it for powering LED lights and to recharge my phone in my ice fishing shanty. 12V USB Outlet Socket Panel: (4 in 1) 58W Dual PD3.0 USB C 12V USB Charger 150W Marine Cigarette Lighter Socket 12v Splitter with Voltmeter Digital Display and Waterproof Rocker Toggle Switch 15A Fuse a.co/d/0D7dPdp ampedoutdoors.com/products/20ah-lithium-battery-lifepo4

@@lateralus1972 yes with the nomad kit, everything fits in the sink. The additional hoses(which are a separate purchase)to reach the 100 ft total max pump distance do not fit in the sink, along with the extra garden hose setup, we keep in a separate tote. As far as the 7 gallon containers go, they were an easy purchase for us from our local Walmart, and when filled they each weigh approximately 58lbs each. We wanted enough water volume that we could both have a decently long shower without having to refill in between. Carrying two of those containers full for much of a distance is not fun lol. I wanted my wife to be able to handle one jug if she needed to, but it is still a struggle for her, she is pretty short compared to me. That size of container just seems to work overall the best for our personal setup.

Thanks!

The point of showing this video, was exactly that. How to handle the situation, make sure everyone is alright, and move on quickly.

​​@@MatTeo.off-road sorry, there is no right on a 50" trail. We were both in the center of the 50" trail, which is exactly where both of us should be. Also, this is a steeply banked turn(as most are) in loose sand. As I braked and came to a stop, I actually slid down the bank. It appears to be wider on video than it actually is because of the slope.

Absolutely!

​@@jerrygreen1277 yes, the tablet is a Samsung Tab S7. I have a mount from Armor-X that is similar to a ram mount, but is much more sturdy. The tablet case is also from Armor-X and locks into their mount so it cant come loose. The only thing I dont like about the setup is the tablet case is not waterproof. armor-x.com/collections/x-mount-tablet/products/p5t-heavy-duty-round-drill-down-mount-one-lock-for-tablet

@@wALL-TERRAIN How do you set it up for gps/trails? looks super cool.

@@RimfireGoblin This is VVMAPPING, it is a Michigan based map system. It shows all of the legal trails, and roads for Michigan. Its lightyears better than Polaris ride command or onX for Michigan. He also has Hatfield and McCoy, but thats it.

@@RimfireGoblin If you are looking for Michigan, I can definitely point you in the right direction.

@olsen2330 You should have stopped and got you a rootbeer float😄

@@wALL-TERRAIN ,I Know. Didn't want to Bring Everyone.

I appreciate the feedback. I choose music based on what I believe most viewers will tolerate, not my personal music preferences. I listen to heavy rock/metal while riding. As fas as milage goes, I normally don't keep track of miles rode in a day, I'm more concerned with fuel consumption. If enough viewers would like me to, then I will start keeping track of milage. The time frame that you see in the videos is as close to real riding time as I can show. I only edit out when I stop to wait on other riders and when we stop to take breaks (In these videos). Our complete ride was from the Leota trailhead to the Denton Creek trailhead on Waco Rd. After we left the Denton Creek trailhead we then proceeded up to Prudenville for fuel. Once we refueled, we had a discussion and decided we needed to head back to Leota to finish packing up. The total time frame round trip was 10:30am-5:15pm(approximately)

@wALL-TERRAIN thanks. I figured as much with the music. I don't think there's a genre that makes everyone happy. Lol. Still a great video for people deciding on where to ride.

@@jeremychilders5929 It is very hard to choose music tracks. You are definitely right, there is no genre for everyone. Thanks for watching, and stay tuned!

Thank You! I am using a Samsung S7 tablet with VV Mapping.

I'm editing more right now😊

This was the night after that ride.