You'll notice he took his friend with a Yamaha with him! lol Just kidding- excellent video of that Sportsman gettin' down & dirty! What's your opinion on your 570 now that you've had it awhile?
@@billz410 lol, love it! I personally really enjoy the 570, it makes muddy a bit more challenging as you have to pick your line a bit more carefully then with let's say a 1000. It has good get up and go from what I remember, I upgraded the clutch a while back. I can't remember what brand of clutch tho. I personally would definitely get a 570 again. The only complaint I have and it's not that big of a deal is the top speed is a little slow around 80 KPH.
Thank you so much! I can't wait to meet them. That's awesome, 2 boys and a girl and all 3 years apart. We live in Kamloops, British Columbia. Maine looks beautiful, I see some of it on a TV show about Conservation Officer's called North woods law.
Thanks! This was in Kamloops BC. I have had no problems at all with the CVT in anyway. I put frog skin Air filter covers over the intake and exhaust and so far so good.
You are welcome. I love making/sharing videos for others to enjoy. I hope to be getting a video out soon, but trails out where I live are closed due to wildfire activity and dry conditions. Once life gives me the opportunity to ride I will be riding 🍻
just keep with stock exhaust, loud exhausts are alright but a bit of riding it gets annoying. I have a video on my channel of a polaris sportsman 700 with a big gun and its LOUDDD!!!! but if you want it to be loud and have a tiny power boost it works.
I definitely wouldn't get a big gun, that's basically straight piped with tone enhancement 😂. I don't want it to be annoying. I was thinking MBRP sports muffler, no turner needed increased throttle response with minor power gain and sounds similar to the GSE performance exhaust I had on. I was thinking HMF Titan but that requires an exhaust tuner which is pricy for minimal power gain. Thank you for your opinion as it helps me decide.
I haven't had any problems yet. Polaris changed how the exhaust comes out of the CVT hosing to basically in the middle of side panel with a 180° inward exhaust tip. The intake for the CVT hosing is actually about and inch lower then the exhaust. Just for extra protection I put a frog skin air filter cover over the intake pipe and it works great, just have to check it every now and then to make sure it's not clogged.
Stock exhaust always loud pipes get trails shut down I used to be able to ride power line trails for 50 plus miles now you can't because people got sick of constant noise
Sorry to hear about the trail! I don't ride near houses for the most part, if I do I keep the revs low, even with a stock pipe. I'm usually on crown land but I can definitely see how loud pipes can be a nuisance. Stock pipes are also made to keep utility ATVs quiet for hunting/farm use, which restricts air flow and reduces HP. But being heard is important for others safety on the trail as they can hear you coming as you know you can't always see someone coming, plus it also tends to scare off wildlife more accustomed to stock sounding exhausts. People with loud pipes just need to be respectful of where they're riding.
Pants and chest waders are from amazon, jersey, clear rain jacket and gloves are from Royal Distribution and fortnine. My helmet and goggles are from a local shop called Outlaw. Hope this helps!
Oh yeah right on I’m near lumby just outside Vernon. Yeah I heard they shut all the trails down. There’s been a couple fires at our local riding areas it’s terrible
That's awesome, we should ride someday when this wildfire season is over. This year has been really bad for fires and I also heard that the trails have been closed as well. Wow that's crazy, I don't like to go out when it's this dry the exhaust pipe can start fires. There is a fire around Roche lake which is where I ride mostly.
Yeah small world eh. Yeah forsure I just picked up a 2021 sportsman 850 haven’t got to use it much due to the risks of starting fires.it’s extremely smoky out in the lumby area
Congrats on the new ATV! I'm just afraid this is going to be the new norm for the Okanogan. The smoke has been really bad, reminds me of the Fort Mac fire and how bad the smoke was that year.