#96 2022 Polaris Trail Ultimate Review - ORV Trails in Big Horn Mountains

[@Jasonrcsd]

how was your rental experience with Elk View Inn / Bear Lodge Resort?

[@timbertimeoutdoors9836]

Well, I wish I could say great but... They weren't open some of the time. When I brought it back and told them about the issue, they did nothing about it. Not many options in the Big Horns. Maybe I was just unlucky and got a beat up machine.

[@Jasonrcsd]

@@timbertimeoutdoors9836 haven’t heard a lot of great thing about them. They’re now under new ownership but the rentals always came out of Elk View because it’s on private property so not sure how the rental thing works now. Doubt much has changed. Hopefully the new owners improve things.

[@twig7105]

Honda makes a 50 inch 520 pioneer, not sure if that would be better quality I’m assuming it would, what do you think this compares to your wolverine? Did you sell your wolverine? Are you considering buying another YouTV?

[@timbertimeoutdoors9836]

Would like to try that Honda. I don't think it would have a smooth enough ride for what we do. Some of the trails get pretty bumpy and have lots of rocks. We are looking at the Polaris Trail S now. Its 60" but has more travel. I think a Polaris with a clutch kit would be pretty smooth. Really wish Honda and Yamaha would make a good trail machine that was small. Honda Talon is too big and expensive for us. Yamahas are all big too. Might take a chance on the Trail S

[@h.i.mcdunnough9401]

@@timbertimeoutdoors9836 I'm with you about wanting Honda and Yamaha and all other major manufacturers for that matter to produce more machines that are 60 inches and under. Everything other than a couple of trail models are just too dang big! They are ignoring a big market share I think.