Your two videos have really opened my eyes to what the Swell has to offer. Sure there is more....but this was a nice taste! Thanks! Again....I got a kick with your wife jumping out of the car when the car in front had that oil leak develop! Love it!
@michaelpalmer5586 Жыл бұрын
We love the Swell! We did all the trails , with ATV’s , the Devil’s Race track was a reel challenge, we now have a Maverick Sport XRC . Can’t wait to try it at the Swell. We also have only dry camped. Loved watching your trip! Really brought back great memories.
@ManzanoMan_Adventures2 жыл бұрын
Great ride and beautiful country guys. That is a great way to ride in a large group by taking turns stopping at different turn-offs so no one gets knocked off and separated. I love how beautiful Utah is! I am going to have to get an SXS in the future to ride trails with. It looks super comfortable. Anytime someone is leaking fluid it's a scary thought because it can go either way. I am glad the group all helped each other out. Thanks for the coordinates. I love to look at them on Google Earth. Take care.
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
We have found that we just don't feel as beat up at the end of the day in a SXS vs ATV. 100 miles in a day on a ATV would just beat the tar out of us even with the power steering, but 100 miles in the SXS is so much easier. We're still tired, but not as beat up sore as we were on the ATV. That's one big positive we've noticed. But I do still love riding my ATV, for sure.
@LivinginOldFlorida2 жыл бұрын
I like that drop system.. and the explanation! Love your videos!
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
Thank You ! It was the first time I'd ever seen it. There was a bit of a learning curve for a few of us, but we all got the hang of it pretty quickly.
@scottberry93152 жыл бұрын
Another great video! You guys should come to Maine and ride I think you’d enjoy it.
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
We would love to !
@scottberry93152 жыл бұрын
@@MyATVlife Anytime you want to come up just let me know. Would love to show you and your wife our trails. My brother in law and I have the Maverick Sport 1000R 60”. But we’d love to have you guys join us.
@reedembley51972 жыл бұрын
Another great video Jason and Suzanne! I finally gave in and bought a Yamaha RMAX-4 for the reasons you stated. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to keep my Rzr 900 Trail because of cost and space to store it so my 50" days are behind me. Getting older, having a better ride and a more secure feeling when riding have become priorities.
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
The Rmax 4 is one of the machines I've been looking at. I like that you can have 4 seats when you need them, and two seats when you don't, plus the shorter length (compared to other 4 seaters) is a huge benefit too I think.
@scottg92082 жыл бұрын
Really enjoying your video content, thank you. I enjoyed seeing that Defender Max Limited on your 2nd day ride. That is my next machine. Would that machine have made it through that technical section on the ride you did the first day? Maybe he was on that ride and I just did not see him.
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
Thank You ! That was the only day I saw the Commander. I think he just came up for one day of riding. My guess is with a little bigger tire he could do the Devils Racetrack pretty easily. The guy that led day two with the Maverick Sport Max has done that trail several times and doesn't think it was hard in his Sport Max at all, but he has some bigger tires (I think 30's). The chassis is fairly similar between those two machines so I would think the Commander would have no problem at all. Bigger tires and maybe some rocker guards. 👍
@markalb8252 жыл бұрын
Do you like the 29in terabytes better or is it alot more tippy
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
I don't notice it being any more tippy at all. It feels exactly the same as it did on the 27's. Now that I have the 29's and have put about 1000 miles on them I couldn't go back to 27's. I really like everything about the 29 inch tires, and the little bit of added ground clearance is not only in a big way (and in a good way)
@sallyclay11642 жыл бұрын
Great videos! What is your best source for when and where the group take place . Maverick trail owner I am!
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
There is a Facebook group "Can-Am Maverick Trail". All of the events are posted on there 👍
@UtahOutlander2 жыл бұрын
The drop system works great for groups on rides with lots of turnoffs. Looks like a great time! I need to get down there to the Swell again... it's been too long. Did I see one quad in the group?! How'd they do on the one obstacle? Seems everyone is going to SxS here lately. I need to jump on board, I guess! Lol! Thanks for sharing the trip! Good stuff as always! 👍👍
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
One quad in the group, she did really well. Followed along with the big machines just fine. If I went back there again, if I didn't have a bigger SXS, I would rather take my ATV than my Maverick Trail. A lot of that area would be amazing to explore on a ATV.
@GR-xl1lk2 жыл бұрын
Was the ride two fast to enjoy
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
A little bit. I really didn't get to take in the scenery until I watched the video clips
@businessgalmukoff47162 жыл бұрын
I continue to enjoy all of your videos though I own a different brand "50". My question is, do you pursue to ride 50" trails only? Thank you!
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
All of our favorite trails are 50 inch trails, but even in my area there aren't very many. For us the 50 inch trails are the "destination" and we ride roads and other wider trails to get to the 50 inch trails. So in our case I guess we do seek out 50 inch trails to ride, but in reality they are only about 10% of the riding we do, just because there aren't many 50 inch trails. I hope that adequately answers your question. Thanks for watching. 👍
@MyATVlife2 жыл бұрын
All of our favorite trails are 50 inch trails, but even in my area there aren't very many. For us the 50 inch trails are the "destination" and we ride roads and other wider trails to get to the 50 inch trails. So in our case I guess we do seek out 50 inch trails to ride, but in reality they are only about 10% of the riding we do, just because there aren't many 50 inch trails. I hope that adequately answers your question. Thanks for watching. 👍