ATV Riding in South Dakota! Black hill forest! Custer peak! 

Heck yeah it was a fun trip indeed! A crappy review for Q! Hahahahaha Thanks for stopping by my friend!!

Absolutely, always appreciate your support! Thanks for watching!

Hey Steve thanks! Much appreciated!

I agree South Dakota has some beautiful trails to ride! Thanks for checking out the video!

Hey Chad same here, we’ve always wanted to ride some trails in the northern part of the US. We started researching it and found that South Dakota had trails and set up the trip. Yeah it sucks Q couldn’t make it. It was going to be difficult for him getting into the US with the Covid thing going on. Thanks for checking out the video buddy!

Thanks for checking out the video my friend!

I totally agree Reuben, "7" is fair!

Yeah That was pretty amazing View from the lookout tower! Q loves his crappy reviews LOL. Thanks for checking out the video my friend!

Yeah for sure it was a beautiful place to ride! Was very dusty when we were there though. Was in desperate need of some rain. LOL!! Thanks for checking out the video!

Hahahahaha yup. Maybe I need one more unit. LOL Thanks glad you enjoy the videos! Much appreciate you watching!

Lysol... can’t never be too safe eh?. LOL Thanks for checking out the video my friend!!

CT TTR., Yeah Buddy it looked pretty cool in person! Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment as always!

Oh Man buddy yeah the dust was pretty bad! It would have been super fun to ride with you guys though! It has taking me a little while to start editing these videos with all the job changing shit going on... The view was pretty cool there at the fire lookout tower for sure! The crapper review I knew that was gonna be one for you! Lysol can’t be too safe eh?.. LOL Ladies first! Lmao Yes the app worked great it ran off GPS so we could track ourselves while riding it was awesome!! Thanks for checking out the video buddy hope you enjoy the rest of the series!

I agree we love getting out in the woods away from everything! Hope you guys can do that soon. Thanks for checking out the video!

Thanks William, we appreciate your kind words!

Yeah the dust was a killer, some fun trails though. Beautiful area to ride! We were wishing for rain the whole time there and didn’t get any... LOL thanks for checking out the video!

Thanks buddy!!

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@@DownAndDirtyOffRoad will do..

The year of 2020 it was all about covid eh? LOL Thanks for checking out the video!

Your videos didn’t show up for a while so I found you and first one was you saying “ I got the Lysol! Go in and spray “ lol. I still enjoyed the video, I have the last two to watch of South Dakota.

Yeah for sure, the scenery out there and Colorado is amazing for sure!! Thanks for checking out the video and appreciate the comment!

Haha yup , for sure!!

Haha, yeah crapper review for Q I believe that was the only crapper we found out on the trails. Didn’t find any old foundations, or maybe we just missed them. The trip was definitely worth the drive we had a good time couldn’t have done without the dust though! I assume they didn’t have an app for your phone with the map back in 08. Couldn’t imagine riding those trails without the ability to have the map on our phone Thanks for checking out the video my friend! More to come.

@@kcatv9556 I hear you about the dust. We went in June, and supposedly it's usually pretty dry out there. We kind of lucked out and had some rain pass through throughout the time we were there to keep things at perfect conditions. One day we rode over to WY and had a storm come through on us. It was amazing how that trail changed from your typical hardpack into some seriously slick clay. It was amazing. Yeah In 08 smart phones existed (my dad and I had blackberries, and another guy had a windows phone) but they were nothing like how it is today, especially for Offroad navigation. My dad and one other guy had Garmin's, and we kind of would figure out where we wanted to get to, look around on a paper map to see which forest roads connected to that area, and then we would just kind of run down trails and see where they took us, revisiting the map when we came back to a marked road. I'm not sure what the rules and regs are now, but at the time I was out there, SD allowed access to orv traffic on trails that appeared to be traveled by other vehicles. So logging roads, two-tracks, any semblance of a vehicle track, were how we would make our way to our planned destination. Once in a while they would dead end, but most would eventually end up somewhere. We asked several rangers, and were told this was legal at that time. I should ask my dad if he still has any of our gps tracks from that trip. At that time, I don't think the Black Hills had the visitors it apparently sees now, judging by your video. In the week we were out there, we only ever passed 1 other rider (a local kid) throughout all of our rides. It was so significant to us, we stopped and talked to him for a while and asked him about it, and where everyone was. Coming from Northern WI, near Hurley, which has been a big riding destination forever, it was a very different feel having so many miles of riding opportunities, and virtually no one out there experiencing it. Very much felt like we were discovering a secret riding area, haha. Looks like the secret's out now, but that's ok. It's a very cool area that should be seen. And the tourism money is what will keep it going. I'd really like to go back again one of these days.

@@ROCKINRODNEY .. I haven’t seen too many videos from South Dakota, but the word has definitely got out. There was a lot of people there we always ran into somebody out on the trails.

Glad you didn’t get any dust on you while watching. Hahahahaha. Yeah the phone case worked great! Thanks for watching!

Your idea sounds as good as any. I couldn’t think of anything it would be used for. Thanks for checking out the video ruyguy!

Morning Stacy, yeah buddy it was a long trip up there, we rode for four days tried to make it worth it. Thanks for checking out the video my friend!!

Hi Jacob wow that’s a good question, actually kind of difficult to answer. Colorado has to be the top of the list for spectacular views for sure! Hatfield McCoy had some of the most cool trails in a really interesting area of West Virginia. We also really like the trails in Arkansas, Ozark national forest. They have that deep in the woods feeling. We also liked Windrock in Tennessee was very similar to Hatfield McCoy trail system but all contained in one trail system, I hope that made sense? I would say one of our funnest week long trips was Colorado just because of the amazing views. Hope that helps you out have fun on your trip this summer! Thanks for checking out the video!

@@kcatv9556 thanks! Makes sense. We did Taylor park last year and we all really loved it. This year we are between Alpine loop or Hatfield-McCoy. We are leaning towards Alpine Loop because of the views. Thanks

Hi David the system we are using is the Sena 30K Units from sena.com. I have a mic hooked to the GoPro in my helmet that’s how we pick up the conversation.. Thanks for checking out the video very much appreciated!

Hi Dan For communicators we use the Sena 30K units from sena.com. They are Bluetooth motorcycle communicators. The GPS unit I use is the Garman eTrex 20. It tracks where we ride and makes a track of It. Hope that helps you out thanks so much for watching the video!

Thanks Brian glad you liked the video! The phone case I bought from revzilla.com. They have several different models and sizes of phone cases. It’s for a motorcycle has magnets in the case to stick to a gas tank. I just taped it to the quad since it’s plastic not metal. Thanks for watching!

Hi William, we have a couple of trips planned for the spring, here’s some details and where they’re at. if you would like to join us that would be great. First trip is April 1st weekend At Mulberry Mountain in Arkansas. We’ll be riding the trails around there and camping at Mulberry Mountain campground. Second trip is the weekend of April 29 and 30th we are going to the Buckhorn Trail system in Arkansas. You can find information on these places online if you’re interested in joining us. Thanks for checking out our videos we very much appreciate it!

That’s a good question especially if you don’t have any previous experience with different machines. I would say either the grizzly 700 or the king quad 750 would be two really good choices. Both of them require low maintenance and you can pretty much ride them the way they come from the factory. Hope that helps you out thanks for checking out the video!

Hi Trent I got the information on that app from Mystic Hills cabins website. The name of the app is Avenza I think it’s specific for that area. Really liked it had a lot of good information. We wouldn’t have been able to ride that area without it. Hope that helps you out thank you very much for watching!

Hey G-Man.. Oh boy you’re right about that! When we got home and clean them they were totally packed with dirt. Yup it was a fun place to ride sure could have used some rain though. Thanks for checking out the video!

Hello Luke, the stock tires should be just fine for South Dakota and many other places as well. I would run the stock tires until they’re worn out and then upgrade to the Maxis bighorn 2.0 tires that’s what we did and I really like them. Congrats on the new machine! Thanks for checking out the video!

Yeah I hear you Norm, having the map app makes it a much easier to navigate. I am wanting to get the back country navigator app that Q uses. But I need to get another phone to use it so that will have to wait. Thanks for checking out the video my friend! Yeah the stonework was pretty cool, especially if it’s been there since 1941.

@@kcatv9556 i just bought and canceled that app far as i can see when i phone them they no longer making a phone app just for gps like garmin . I used to use back road navigator by them but since brmb just re vamp their app all new design they cancel back road navigator i was very dissapointed as loved the app . This was just last month i try get that it shows on their site no more back road app for phones . It will load to phone but can no longer track or record trips save your money read recent reviews .

@@normsatv Wow thanks for the info Norm. Q was telling me the back country navigator app is just for android device. I only have an iPhone so that’s why I haven’t looked into it yet.

@@kcatv9556 i have android no longer works can see the map but no longer track routes save ect . The way they design this new version is stupid cause the old app version could do all that . But i know they dump old app had someone re design new app from scratch and its garbage compared to old app . I delete the app cancel my subscription its usless if cant record save tracks ect . If you have the old app on a old phone will still work but i got the new samsung 10 will not work with old app and is now no new one just sucks lol .

@@normsatv Oh man that’s crazy! Thank God I haven’t bought anything yet..

Hi Todd we use the Sena 30K Units from sena.com. Have fun on your trip if y’all make it. Thanks for checking out the video.

Hey Mike, thanks a lot. Glad you liked the video. The phone holder is called Nelson rigg. Thanks for checking out the video.

We are using the Sena 30K units from sena.com. Thanks for checking out the video very much appreciated!

@@kcatv9556 thank you!

Tell you the truth I have no idea what it was. We were thinking storm cellar but it was very small inside.

Hello Tracy, we stayed at Mystic Hills hideaway. They had cabins and a campground. Hope that helps you out thanks for checking out the video

I was using the Avenza app. There’s two maps of the area you can download, it was really helpful! Hope that helps you out thanks for checking out the video!

We are using the Sena 30K units from sena.com. Thanks for checking out the video!

That’s about the same time it took us to get there. That’s cool you have ridden the area on a motorcycle. I think Q would’ve enjoyed those trails, but oh man were they dusty!! The place we were staying at is called, Mystic Hills Hideaway. They’ve got a website of course. Thanks for checking out the video!

@@kcatv9556 thank you , I will definitely check it out and hope Covid with F off soon so the borders open. Yes he would of liked the area , it’s definitely different then the areas he / us ride in up here .

Hey Graig that sounds like a cool app. Having the map app made the riding there much more enjoyable/easier to navigate. Thanks for checking out the video!

Hey Hill RZR, Man I have no idea. It’s somewhere in the trail system there at Custer peak. Thanks for checking out the video.

The app is called Avenza It runs off your phones GPS reception so no cell service needed. It worked awesome couldn’t imagine running those trails without it. I hope that helps you out thanks for watching!

@@kcatv9556 thank you very much!!! It will be a great help for us this coming summer as we are gonna be out there this summer 👌

We only bought the forest permit. We did ride on some of the roads but kept to a minimum. The folks at Mystic Hideaway office said highway patrol won’t mess with you since ATVs is so common running up and down the roads in that area. Thanks for checking out the video!

@@kcatv9556 thanks, appreciate the info. Common sense goes a long ways.

Mystic hills hideaway is the name of the camping place we stayed at. Hope that helps you out thanks for checking out the video!

Hi Jim, yes, it is the Avenza app. Thanks for watching!

Wearing the mask because of the dust. It was horrendous. Thanks for checking out the video